Structure of the Graduate School's Curriculum

The graduate school curriculum is designed for the major field of innovation and technology management. Its aim is, by taking advantage of technology, to nurture project leaders, managers, or directors who proactively promote new businesses regionally or globally. The curriculum is systematically organized into three course groups: Fundamental, Advanced and Applied. Fundamental courses cover six underlying areas of technology management. Advanced courses are structured around Strategy Planning, Strategy Development, Business Planning, Problem Solving, Group Management, and Intellectual Property.