Message from the Chair of the Graduate School
Vice President Shoji Suzuki
Future University Hakodate Graduate School2003 2003 Twenty years have passed since its establishment, and during this time, the relationship between information technology and society has changed dramatically. Everyone now carries a smartphone and can access the internet anytime, anywhere, and advanced new information technologies such as deep learning and generative AI are rapidly spreading throughout society. In response to these changes, the importance of developing human resources capable of handling complex systems in the information society is increasing more than ever.
Our Graduate School of Systems Information Science develops human resources with advanced expertise of information technology through common subjects such as academic literacy and data literacy, and research activities in 5 major fields including Media Architecture Field, Advanced ICT Field, Media Design Field, Complex Systems Information Science Field, and Intelligent Information Science Field. Moreover, the graduate school programs are designed to provide students with broad perspective and the ability to challenge new fields through interdisciplinary activities through numerous cross fields under the spirit of “Open Space, Open Mind”.
We expect our graduate students to acquire the ability to adapt and be active on a rapidly changing information society with experiencing learning and research activities with us.
Future University Hakodate Vice President Shoji Suzuki