Bachelor in Department of Computer Science and Engineering

For Bachelor in Department of Computer Science and Engineering, tuition costs 3,184 USD per year.

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is a four-year bachelor's program at The University of Aizu in Fukushima, Japan, taught in English, beginning in October. The University of Aizu was established in 1993 as the first university in Japan dedicated solely to computer science and engineering, founded on the principle of advancing knowledge for humanity. As an undergraduate program, the department builds a foundation in computer science and engineering from the first year, covering subjects such as programming, algorithms and data structures, computer architecture, discrete mathematics, operating systems, networks, and software engineering, alongside supporting coursework in mathematics and the sciences. Over four years, students progress from introductory programming and mathematics courses into more specialized electives and, typically, a final-year research or capstone project supervised by faculty. Because the university focuses exclusively on computing, students study within a concentrated curriculum and shared laboratory environment rather than alongside a wide range of unrelated academic departments. A bachelor's degree in computer science and engineering opens paths into software development, systems engineering, network administration, data analysis, and further graduate study in computing fields, including the university's own master's and doctoral programs in computer and information systems. Admission requires strong preparation in mathematics and science, and applicants must meet English-language benchmarks to be considered ready for English-taught coursework. The program is designed for international students who want an English-medium computer science education in Japan, supported by a university whose mission includes nurturing individuals who can support technological innovation as researchers, technical experts, leaders, and entrepreneurs, and promoting research and development in computer science and engineering.