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Overview Collapse Society, industry and personal life depend on Information Science and Technology (IST) in wider and deeper ways. Reinforcement of foundations and the creation of new ideas in IST are demanded. Advanced intelligent information systems that function as the brain and nerves of society should be furnished. It was to address such needs that the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology was established in April 2001. Six departments of our Graduate School ― Computer Science, Mathematical Informatics, Information Physics and Computing, Information and Communication Engineering, Mechano-Informatics, and Creative Informatics ― collaborate to lay foundations for core science and technology in the field of informatics. Graduate students who are willing to manifest global level leadership are cultivated, through systematic education of advanced fundamentals and research activities in IST. International research and education are promoted by collaboration with universities and research institutions around the world. We also provide an English Program in IST, to answer the needs of internationalized age, allowing students enrolled in the program to carry out their studies entirely in English, i.e., lectures in English, examinations in English, supervisions in English, and thesis writing in English. We offer sufficient courses in English to fulfill the requirements for graduation of each department. Those who enroll in the program will receive a degree certified by their department when they graduate, just as with other students in their department.   The Graduate School of Information Science and Technology is structured as an organic pool of the knowledge and intelligence of IST, and an innovative body of graduate education and advanced research toward the future. Top 2. Departments Expand Department of Computer Science The Department of Computer Science engages in education and research on computer systems, focusing on fundamental theories of computation, programming languages, artificial intelligence, visual information, computer architecture and bioinformatics. The department&＃39;s main research focus is to establish the fundamentals of next-generation computer information technology. Keywords: Logic, Algorithms, Programming Languages, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, Parallel and Distributed Computing, Security, Graphics, Numerical Analysis, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, Knowledge Discovery, User Interfaces, Genome Informatics, Scientific Computing. Department of Mathematical Informatics The basic objective of the Department of Mathematical Informatics is the formulation and analysis of mathematical models suitable for the description and solution of practical engineering and related problems based on an understanding of their underlying informational structure, with the ultimate aim of contributing to the further development of human society. Keywords: Mathematical Informatics, Mathematical Engineering, Mathematical Modeling, Operations Research, Optimization, Mathematical Programming, Applied Probability, Statistical Analysis, Numerical Analysis, Computational Mathematics, Algorithms, Discrete Structures, Computational Geometry, Information Theory, Mathematics of Complex Systems, Mathematics of Bio-information, Mathematics of Computer Programming, Natural Language Processing, Financial Engineering, Machine Learning, Data Mining, Data Science. Department of Information Physics and Computing The objectives of this department are to understand physical phenomena from the viewpoint of recognition and control system science, to make full use of informatics and physics, to create new principles, methodologies, mechanisms and systems, and to conduct research and provide education both useful in wide areas of technology. Keywords: Information Physics, Cyber-Physical Systems, Computing, Control Theory, Signal Processing, System Architecture, Physio- and Bio-cybernetics, Non-invasive neuroimaging, Brain Machine Interface, Intelligent Sensors, Instrumentation and Sensory Systems, Integrated Intelligent Systems, Image and Speech Recognition and Synthesis, Musical Acoustic Processing, Adaptive Recognition and Control Systems, Virtual Reality, Tele-Robotics, Soft Robotics, Metaverse, Inverse Problems, Photonic Computing, Computational Imaging, Cyber Security, System Software, Mobile Communication System. Department of Information and Communication Engineering The department offers graduate-course (master and doctorate courses) education and conducts advanced comprehensive research centered around the fields of computers / information processing (hardware and software), information networks, communication systems, signal processing, media technologies and information electronics. Our activities in education and research are partly operated in cooperation with the Electronic and Electrical Engineering Departments of the Graduate School of Engineering. Our mission is the creation of new technologies in the above fields, in particular, innovative technologies for both society and industry. Keywords: Computer Architecture, High Performance Computing, Parallel Processing, Database, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Information Networks, Mobile Computing, IoT, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, Image Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Multimedia, Human Interface, Human Computer Interaction, Virtual Reality, Game AI, Cyber Security, Personal Information Protection Technology, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Spatial Information Processing, Evolutionary Computing, Information-Physics. Department of Mechano-Informatics The department carries out education and research in the field of real world informatics dealing with shapes, structure, patterns, mobility and functionality of physical systems, aiming at human resources development and the development of cutting-edge knowledge for the creative design of intelligent mechano-informatics systems. Keywords: Mechatronics, Robotics, Micro-Nano Systems, Virtual Reality, Human Interfaces, Agent Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Informatics, Real World Informatics, Brain Informatics Machines, Bioinformatic Systems, Welfare Systems, Computer Aided Surgery, Biohybrid Systems. Department of Creative Informatics The Department of Creative Informatics aims to educate highly creative researchers and engineers to promote the creation of new information technologies and systems based on novel ideas. Keywords: Software Engineering, Software Verification, Programming Language, Operating System, Virtual Machine, Real-time Distributed System, Human Media, Agent Technology, Intelligent Informatics, Natural Language Processing, Cognitive Action System, Real-world Robotics, Super High-Speed Network, Super High-Speed Computation, Parallel Distributed Processing, Computational Geometry, Computer Graphics, Human-Computer Interaction, Leading IT Specialist, Strategic System Creation, Strategic Network Software, Ubiquitous Network. Top 3. Websites Expand https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index_e.shtml Department of Computer Science: https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/course/cs/index_e.shtml Department of Mathematical Informatics: https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/course/mi/index_e.shtml Department of Information Physics and Computing: https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/course/ipc/index_e.shtml Department of Information and Communication Engineering: https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/course/ice/index_e.shtml Department of Mechano-Informatics: https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/course/m-i/index_e.shtml Department of Creative Informatics: https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/course/ci/aim_e.shtmlTop 4. Special Selection for International Applicants Expand Special Admission for "English Program on Intelligent Information Processing" (For prospective students overseas) https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/entra/epiip_e.shtml Please contact the Office of International Relations. Email: ist_oir AT adm.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp  Top 5. Types of Degrees Expand Master&＃39;s degree: Master of Information Science and Technology Doctoral degree: Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Information Science and Technology Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Computer Science Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Mathematical Informatics Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Information Physics and Computing Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Information and Communication Engineering Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Mechano-informatics Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Creative InformaticsTop 6. Examination/Application Period Expand Please visit our webpage below for detailed information or contact a person in charge in advance. https://www.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/edu/entra/entra_e.shtml Summer Entrance Examination: August / Application Period: early June Winter Entrance Examination: late January to mid-February / Application Period: mid-November  Top 7. Contact Expand Office of Graduate School of Information Science and Technology Tel: +81 03-5841-7926　 johoriko.t AT gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp Office of International Students, School of Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology Tel: +81 03-5841-6071　 ryugakusei.t AT gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp Office of International Relations, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology Tel: +81 03-5841-4478 ist_oir AT adm.i.u-tokyo.ac.jpTop--> Related Links Unique Educational Experiences at the School of Information Science and Technology Inquiries about the content of this page: Graduate School of Information Science and TechnologySend inquiry Social media directory Disseminating information for UTokyo during disasters Site map Site policy Privacy policy Jobs UTokyo Portal utelecon Frequently asked questions This website is managed by the Public Relations Office. For inquiries regarding the content of individual pages, please use the contact information listed on each page. 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