Tokyo University of Information Sciences

Tokyo University of Information Sciences was established in 1988 by Tokyo University of Agriculture Educational Corporated, and was the first private university to use “information” in its name.
Our goal since our establishment has been to create a workforce rich in compassion, possessing large-scale knowledge of informatics to meet the needs of society.

The founder of Tokyo University of Agriculture, Takeaki Enomoto, was a groundbreaking politician who served as Minister of Education, Foreign Affairs, Agriculture and Commerce, and Communications. He also was a scientist who believed in the importance of pouring energy into “practical science,” or science with practical applications. At Tokyo University of Information Sciences, we follow Enomoto’s pioneering lead, educating people who can make breakthroughs for the future through technology. Therefore, our educational philosophy is “Contemporary Practicality.”

Our educational philosophy is “Practicality” as we continue to follow in Enomoto’s footsteps and pursue development aimed at contemporary society.

We endeavor to be a university that also develops emotion and creativity as is reflected in our teaching philosophy, “Independence and Cooperation.”

At present, we provide a Faculty of Informatics, Faculty of Nursing, and Graduate School of Informatics Master Course/Doctor Course. Our maxim is “Break Through to the Future,” and our educational philosophy is “Practicality.” We continue to follow in the footsteps of Meiji-era Viscount Takeaki Enomoto, the founder of Tokyo University of Agriculture, by developing the two concepts of pioneering spirit and practicality to assist in constructing modern society.

Our teaching philosophy is based on “Independence and Cooperation.” We will continue to provide research systems, curricula and student assistance that help students to grow while making scientific developments and finding solutions to current social issues. At present, our society is aging while undergoing nonstop digitalization. We would like to educate people who can construct the future on both a local and global scale while meeting the needs of today.