Over two years of study, students engage in the planning & practicing of solutions for current real-world social issues.. This enables them to become a solution provider for social issues utilizing ICT technologies.
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Human resources to foster in the ICT Innovator course
We call at KIC a "TANKYU-type person" someone who can discover social issues, and solve them while polishing their own strengths (technology and human power), and we develop such human resources as the following:
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Someone who can look at society with a new point of view,
and is able to transform society with the help of ICT.
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Human resources who are able to open up BOP businesses.
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Human resources who are able to actively challenge growing
overseas markets.
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