This graduate school offers a host of mathematics and computer science courses, and aims to cultivate researchers with specialized knowledge and expertise in their respective fields. Graduate seminars provide an opportunity for private instruction from a supervisory faculty member, and are a requirement for graduation. Students are expected to master methodologies to systematically examine themes in which they have a personal interest and to which they can apply critical thinking. Foreign researchers give a series of lectures, usually intensives, on the latest developments in the field. Students are encouraged to take part in seminars and academic associations outside the university in order to broaden their perspectives. Tsuda University has an intercollegiate arrangement with 10 universities in Japan that makes course credits mutually transferable. In addition, utilizing the student exchange program of Queen’s University in Canada, we are able to send students abroad. Through these various arrangements for academic exchanges, we are able to instill in our graduates the type of broad knowledge required for careers in mathematical research and computer science. Upon completion of this course, graduates have a wide variety of career options. For example, Tsuda alumnae are playing active roles in society as university instructors, high school teachers, researchers, and engineers.

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