2 Media Engineering Bachelor's degrees in Asia
- Bachelor
- Asia
- Technology Studies
- Information Technology
- Media Engineering
- On-Campus
- Japan2
2 Media Engineering Bachelor's degrees in Asia
Nippon Bunri University
Bachelor of Media Technologies
- Oita, Japan
Bachelor
On-Campus
Information System Course: This course is aimed at nurturing system engineers to meet the increasing demand for such specialists in the ICT industry. Information Design Course: This course is designed to foster content creators who are expected to be leaders in the next generation of ICT industries. e-Business Course: This course is designed to foster specialists in venture businesses creating new values and services within the ICT sector.
愛知工科大学
Department of Information and Media Studies
- Gamagori, Japan
Bachelor
On-Campus
You will learn computer-related expertise and technology, from programming to image / audio information processing to digital content production. Looking ahead to the IoT (Internet of Things) era, students can independently learn from the basics to applications of information technology through project-type practical education. We aim to be a computer engineer who can play an active role in every industry.
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On-Campus Bachelor Programs in Technology Studies Information Technology Media Engineering
The transmission, presentation and structuring of information is the basis of a program in media engineering. Students can learn about microprocessors, compilers, security, graphics and artificial intelligence, as each of these topics relates to the transformation of information.
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