Bachelor in Computer and Information Science

The Computer and Information Science Program (former Department of Computer and Information Sciences) was established in 1998 and is now one of the six programs in the School of Engineering at Nagasaki University. The program is one of the most up-to-date engineering schools in the country. Faculty members, graduate students, and undergraduate students are working on the most challenging and exciting research projects of our era. With approximately 20 faculty members, 200 undergraduate students, 50 graduate students, the program is one of the most active education and research units at Nagasaki University.

Nagasaki University contributes to the improvement of a well-balanced society by transmitting its inheritance of the traditional culture rooted in Nagasaki, cultivating a fertile creative sense in students, and developing innovative science for world peace.

Nagasaki University, located in a region that geographically faces the Asian Continent across the East China Sea, possesses the history and memory of Dejima and is invested with a unique mission by the atomic bombing. To honor the special history and carry forward its mission, Nagasaki University seeks to develop new values and human resources with outstanding personal qualities capable of contributing to the sustainable development of a rapidly changing modern world and local community, on the basis of its unique features and tradition that have been nurtured for many years.