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6 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Life and Environmental Sciences University of Tsukuba
4,3(9)Tsukuba, Japan Top 5% in WorldwideThe Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Program in Life and Environmental Sciences at University of Tsukuba has a modular organization, which allows students to study a wide variety of subjects in their early years, before specializing in one particular field in later years.
Interdisciplinary Engineering University of Tsukuba
4,3(9)Tsukuba, Japan Top 5% in WorldwideIn the Bachelor's Program of Interdisciplinary Engineering, University of Tsukuba focus is on creation of human resources who will contribute to develop appropriate technologies for the next generation of society based on their Interdisciplinary knowledge achieved though this program.
Global Issues University of Tsukuba
4,3(9)Tsukuba, Japan Top 5% in WorldwideGlobal Issues is a program from University of Tsukuba, that aims to develop human resources capable of solving global issues including global environmental changes and the world’s population and food problems through a broad range of knowledge.
International Social Sciences University of Tsukuba
4,3(9)Tsukuba, Japan Top 5% in WorldwideTwenty-first century social, political and economic landscapes evolve at rapid rates.The University of Tsukuba’s undergraduate program of International Social Sciences provides students with rich opportunities to learn about and understand the implications of such events.
Geoscience University of Tsukuba
4,3(9)Tsukuba, Japan Top 5% in WorldwideThe Earth is a unique planet with full of water and life including human being, and has a history of 4.6 billion years. The University of Tsukuba is the only university in Japan offering a degree in Geoscience in English. The 4-year program in English started in 2011 and is now well established.
Biology University of Tsukuba
4,3(9)Tsukuba, Japan Top 5% in WorldwideUniversity of Tsukuba offers a bachelor degree in Biology. The 21st century has been dubbed the "Century of Biology". Technological advances have led to a revolution in our understanding of the relatedness of living organisms, and to the development of new research fields seeking to understand the processes underlying organismal development.