Students granted a bachelor’s degree after completing their specified curriculum should possess the following qualities:

(1) Diverse perspectives and specialized knowledge required for a deeper understanding of society.
(2) The capability to discover problems on their own and solve those problems through determination and cooperation.
(3) Independence and awareness of their social responsibilities.

OKIU, based on its motto, philosophy, and mission statement, will achieve its educational objectives and train individuals who are motivated to learn by offering a curriculum with the following subjects:

(1) General subjects that provide students with the wisdom and fundamental knowledge needed to become
      independent members of society.
(2) Specialized subjects that systematically provide students with specialized knowledge and foster in them
      a scholarly interest in their major study area.
(3) Subjects for qualifications that are based on specialized knowledge and practical experiences so that
      students can obtain skills that enable them to contribute to society as experts.
(4) Required subjects, extracurricular subjects, and activities that provide opportunities for work experience,
      international exchange, and community involvement, so that students can improve their social skills and
      develop a more global outlook.

OKIU seeks individuals who agree with the university’s motto and philosophy, who aim to become the type of person described in the university’s mission statement, and who possess the interest, motivation, basic academic abilities, and communication skills necessary to develop the capabilities outlined in our educational objectives.