Some departments and faculties at Teikyo University offer credit recognition based on the acquisition of eligible qualifications and the performance of students in certification examinations, in order to support students in obtaining qualifications and improving their scores on certification examinations. By meeting certain conditions and following the designated application procedures, students will be deemed to have completed the eligible courses and will be granted credit.
Examples of qualifications eligible for certification
Language proficiency qualifications: Eiken (Practical English Proficiency Test) Pre-qualification, TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, etc.
IT-related qualifications: IT Passport, Fundamental Information Technology Engineer, Applied Information Technology Engineer, etc.
Other qualifications include: Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Bookkeeping Examination, Japan Kanji Proficiency Test, Real Estate Transaction Specialist, Financial Planning Skills Test, Certified Public Tax Accountant Examination, etc.
* The qualifications eligible for recognition and the subjects and credits awarded are set separately for each faculty and department.
* Some departments and faculties will grant credits for qualifications obtained before enrollment.
Some qualifications are eligible for the scholarship "Qualification Acquisition Support Program".
The credit transfer system is a system in which universities (including junior colleges) open up each other's courses and recognize the credits earned as credits at their own universities. By using this system, you can take courses in a variety of fields that cannot be studied at our university. To meet the needs of students who want to "expand their knowledge by learning about other fields that interest them" and "challenge new possibilities," Hachioji Campus and Utsunomiya Campus have a credit transfer system in place that allows students to take a wide variety of courses at other universities and junior colleges and have the credits they earn recognized as credits at our university.
The Open University of Japan
Target faculties and departments Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Faculty of Languages and Cultures, Faculty of Education, Faculty Faculty of Science and Engineering
Target faculties and departments Faculty of Economics (Department of Economics, Department of International Economy, Department of Business Administration, Department of Tourism Management), Faculty of Law, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Faculty of Languages and Cultures, Faculty of Education, and Teikyo University Junior College
Target faculties and departments Faculty of Economics (Department of Regional Economics) Faculty of Science and Engineering (Department of Integrated Science and Engineering)
Five-year Integrated Undergraduate and Master's Program
This program is aimed at particularly outstanding students enrolled in the Faculty of Faculty of Economics or Faculty of Law at our university who have achieved a certain level of academic performance by the first semester 3rd year. Normally, it takes a total of six years, four years of Graduate School studies and two years of Graduate School studies, but by allowing students to take graduate studies in their 4th year, it is possible to graduate from undergraduate studies and complete the master's program in just five years.
In the 4th year of the undergraduate course of the Faculty of Economics can take the courses of "Graduate School of Economics", and the Faculty of Law can take the courses of "Graduate School of Law Division of Law" (up to 10 credits). , students will graduate from the undergraduate school in March like a general student. Then, by enrolling in the master's program in April, acquiring the remaining credits (30 credits, reference for 2021) required for completion, and passing the examination of the master's thesis, the master's program will be completed for one year. You can complete it with.
University Online Program Library "daigakuTV Teikyo University"
We have introduced "daigakuTV Teikyo University," a program library that allows students and faculty to use over 200 programs that have been broadcast by NHK in the past in class. It is compatible with multiple devices and can be viewed from outside the university, so it can be used not only for face-to-face and online classes but also as a self-study tool. To watch, you will need to log in with an ID issued by Teikyo University.
Program lineup Century of Images, NHK Special, The Human Body Series, Professional Work Style, Project X: Challengers, 100 Minute Masterpieces, and more
