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Advanced Courses
Advanced Course System
Advanced courses are two-year academic programs established to teach specialized knowledge and skills at an advanced level beyond the five-year regular curriculum taught at colleges of technology, and foster the development of capable individuals proficient in performing creative research and development and in cutting-edge technology. Upon completion of an advanced course, graduates are reviewed by the National Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation and may be eligible for a bachelor’s degree equivalent to that of a university graduate.  Course Options Map Advanced Courses at TNCT These courses aim to teach more in-depth, advanced specialized knowledge and skills as based on the syllabus taught during the five-year regular courses at colleges of technology, and to foster the development of practical and creative technicians who will be able to achieve even greater successes and contribute both in society and the industrial sector. There are two advanced course programs at TNCT, the Electronics and Production Systems Course and the Environmental Systems Course. The structure of each course is as follows: Integrated Curriculum Courses Electronics and Production Systems Course The educational objectives of this course are to foster the development of technicians who possess the knowledge and pragmatism to enhance their interdisciplinary abilities in machine technology, electronic technology and computer technology, and apply these abilities to robotics design in the production and welfare sectors, designs for the modernization of production systems, and designs for circuits, networks and others. These are achieved through instruction and research in a variety of fields including production, design, energy, circuits, and control information, and applies each department’s specialized area as mastered through five years of education at a college of technology. As a general rule, the course is mainly provided for students who have graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Environmental Systems Course The educational objectives of this course are to foster the development of technicians who will carry out construction and design of environmental systems through application of new materials and biotechnology, take into consideration influences that chemical materials have on the environment and living organisms, and seek the coexistence and harmonization of nature with mankind and a sustained society. These are achieved through instruction and research in fields related to natural and other materials as well as biotechnology and social infrastructure, and applies each department’s specialized area as mastered through five years of education at a college of technology. As a general rule, the course is mainly provided for students who have graduated from the Department Science and Engineering for Materials and the Department of Civil Engineering. Advanced Courses Enrollment Guide Advanced Course Objectives
The College’s advanced courses are two-year academic programs that have been established to cover content beyond that of the five-year regular curriculum taught at colleges of technology. We aim to teach more in-depth, advanced specialized knowledge and skills and to foster the development of practical and creative engineers who will be able to achieve even greater successes and contribute both in society and the industrial sector.
Advanced Course and Admission Quotas
Maximum Time for Course Completion and Minimum Units Required
Necessary Costs at Time of Admission
Exemption, etc. from Admission and Tuition fees
Exemption/Deferment of Admission Fees
In situations within one year of the time of enrollment, where the person largely responsible for an individual’s school expenses has passed away, or in outstanding circumstances such as where this individual or the person responsible for this individual’s school expenses has sustained injury from wind and flood damage or other disaster, and it is recognized that it would be markedly difficult for this individual to pay the admission fees, there is a system in place for exemption from the admission fees (total or half), as well as for admission fee deferment. Exemption/Deferment of Tuition Fees In situations within one year of the time of enrollment where, due to financial reasons payment of tuition fees is difficult and an individual’s academic record is recognized to be of excellent standard, or, if the person largely responsible for an individual’s school expenses has passed away, or in outstanding circumstances such as where this individual or the person responsible for this individual’s school expenses has sustained injury from wind and flood damage or other disaster, and it is recognized that it would be markedly difficult for this individual to pay tuition fees, there is a system in place for exemption from the tuition fees (total or half), as well as for tuition fee deferment. JASSO Scholarship Loan Programs
The Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) provides a system in which scholarship loans are offered to individuals who have been recognized as having an excellent academic record, excellent moral character and good health and who are having marked difficulties in their studies due to financial reasons and as such require a loan for payment of school expenses.
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