Social Information Studies
Social Information Studies
The fusion of social science and information science.
It explores the problems of modern society from an extremely multifaceted perspective that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of humanities and science.
The program aims to develop highly skilled individuals who have outstanding abilities in the field of social informatics, as well as who are highly forward-thinking, creative, and original. To this end, the program offers two courses that develop highly original academic fields.
Social Information Studies Department Basic Information
Social Information Studies Course List
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Social Information Studies Course
The Social Informatics course is an extension of the four years of study at School of Social Informatics. It aims to develop highly skilled individuals who can identify problems facing modern society from multiple perspectives, such as the "social science perspective," the "human-society-information fusion perspective," and the "information science perspective," and who can solve them on their own.
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Human Innovation Course
The Human Innovation course focuses on nurturing human resources with the specialized skills to generate "learning" in various fields and connect it to innovation, which is the transformation of people, organizations, and society. Students will learn cutting-edge theories and research methods related to "learning" in a broad sense, such as learning science, cognitive science, and learning environment design, and aim to acquire high-level practical skills to generate innovation in various fields based on these.