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【Sophia Univ.】 New Digital Green Technology Department to Launch in April 2027 to Nurture Global GX Leaders

As technology, including generative AI, evolves and spread rapidly, the importance of Green Transformation (GX) in achieving a sustainable, greener society continues to grow.
In response, Sophia University will establish the Department of Digital Green Technology in April 2027 within the Faculty of Science and Technology.

This new department aims to nurture next-generation innovators who will lead GX and tackle global challenges. The curriculum, delivered entirely in English, equips students with cutting-edge engineering skills based on date science and digital technologies.
By collaborating with peers from diverse backgrounds worldwide, students will gain the knowledge and expertise needed to drive meaningful change for the future of our planet.

Official Website:
https://fst.sophia.ac.jp/en/department/dgtech

【Contact】
Sophia University Admissions Office
Email: admission-u-co@sophia.ac.jp (Undergraduate)
TEL: +81-3-3238-4018
Website: www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/

Scholarships

Various types of financial aid are available for students to help reduce their financial burden and enable them to concentrate on study.
For the scholarship accepted at the time of Admission application, please refer to:
https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/studentlife/scholarships/Scholraship_e0005.html　
For other financial aid programs (Applications accepted after entrance to the University, check:
https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/studentlife/scholarships/scholarship_e0001.html　

Housing

Sophia University is located in the heart of Tokyo, and like most urban universities in Japan, our students commute to campus. While the university has no on-campus housing, students can chose between living in central Tokyo near the university and a more economical housing located in the suburbs.
For more information, please see below.
https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/studentlife/housinginfo/

Student Life

Outside the classroom, Sophia students usually join at least one of the hundreds of extra-curricular organizations on campus. Clubs and circles offer opportunities to join with other students who share a common interest in everything from sports, to music, volunteer activities, cultural performances, current social issues, etc. The Global Network, established by students interested in exchange between international and Japanese students, sponsors lunch-time discussions, home visits and cultural activities. And, of course, Sophia students take advantage of the rich cultural offerings of the city of Tokyo. Most major museums, sports and cultural venues are within easy commuting distance from our campus.
https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/studentlife/index.html