Waseda University, Japan

Waseda University, or Zaoda University for short, is Japan's most prestigious university in the world, which was established in 1882. Waseda University, as the A-class top university of the Top Global University Project in Japan, is a core member of the RU11 academic research symposium in Japan, and is also one of the five Japanese member universities of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities, a top research university organization.
Established in 2003, the Graduate School of Information, Production and Systems, WASEDA University (hereinafter referred to as IPS) is located in Kitakyushu, which has sufficient labor force and active trade. The college grants master's and doctoral degrees in engineering to promote the development of information technology through teaching methods covering the most advanced professional knowledge and skills. IPS is divided into three fields: "information architecture", "production system", and "integrated system". It carries out interdisciplinary research to focus on technology updating to meet the needs of today's society and achieve sustainable development of society. The college pursues the purpose of people first and teaches students in accordance with their aptitude. Students can choose from Class A, Class B and Class C courses according to their own characteristics and expertise (the three courses have different emphasis on lectures, laboratory work and practice).