概要
2012年度入学者から3年次終了時に学位授与を認める早期卒業制度が導入されました。著しく高度な学力を有していると認められ、かつ所定の基準をすべて満たしている対象学生に適用されます。
詳しくはこちらをご確認ください。
The early graduation system allows students to complete their degree in three years. The advantages for a student who qualifies would be the reduction of university tuition for one year and a head start on graduate school or early entrance into the job market.
卒業生の声
Nicole Yuka Aoki：2023年度卒（アドビ株式会社 就職）
Fast-track to the World of Tech / IT の世界へファストトラック
As a student in college, I was eager to start my career as fast as possible. After much consideration, I decided to pursue early graduation. It wasn’t the easier path, as it meant taking a heavy course load and sacrificing some aspects of the traditional college experience. However, the benefits I reaped were worth it. I was able to secure a job in tech, start gaining invaluable real-world experience, and pursue my career goals earlier than I thought possible.
大学生だった私は、一刻も早くキャリアをスタートさせたいと考えていました。いろいろ考えた末に、私は早期卒業を目指すことにしました。授業量が多くなり、大学生の時にしか経験のできないものも少し妥協することになるため、決して楽な道ではありませんでした。しかし、それに見合うだけのメリットを得ることができました。IT業界への就職が決まり、実社会で貴重な経験を積み、想像以上に早く自分のキャリア目標を追うことができているのです。
Maya Bennett：2022年度卒（The University of Oxford 進学）
Fast Track to Graduation - The Experience, Challenges, and Benefits
Graduating early from GIS is a challenging yet rewarding experience. While it can be daunting to take on extra
coursework, graduating early shows dedication, time-management skills, and the ability to take on challenging tasks
which are beneficial skills in all walks of life. There are many benefits to graduating early, including the ability to save
money on tuition and living expenses and allowing for more time to pursue other opportunities such as graduate school
and early experience in the job market.
Personally, graduating early from GIS was a major factor in my acceptance to the University of Oxford. The discipline
and time-management skills I gained during my accelerated program at GIS prepared me for the rigors of graduate-level
coursework and research. I am now well-equipped for a career in academia, thanks in part to my experience graduating
early.