Acquire English and foreign language communication skills, values, and culture necessary to become a world-class engineer and researcher.
Point
- Through practical English education, e-learning, overseas programs, and English for science and engineering, students acquire the English communication skills necessary for world-class engineers and researchers.
- Through the Introduction to Christianity class, worship services, overseas language and Christian culture programs, etc., students learn Christian culture, religious views, and values experientially and deeply reflect on God, human beings, and self.
- Through the study of foreign languages, natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities offered by the Aoyama Standard Courses, students learn about various cultures and gain a broader education.
About Education
Learning, working, and living with people from different cultures is becoming more common today, and future engineers and researchers must have advanced intercultural communication skills. For this reason, the College of Science and Engineering provides students with opportunities to acquire skills not only in English but also other second languages such as German, which are highly practical and science and engineering-oriented.
In addition, in order to send students out into the world as the "The Salt of the Earth, The Light of the World" （Matthew 5:13-14）, we first deepen students' knowledge of Christianity through the Introduction to Christianity, and then provide additional opportunities for them to experience and learn about biblical values and views of life through worship services and overseas language and Christian-culture programs.
Furthermore, through the various curricula of Aoyama Standard, we provide an environment for students to acquire not only basic natural science education such as life science, which is required of engineers and researchers, but also education in the humanities and social sciences.
In order to cope with the unknown and difficult problems of today, our faculty supports its students by equipping them with the teachings of the Bible and foreign language skills.
