1. Basic research subjects are established to cultivate the ability to carry out research activities independently while possessing expertise and to acquire research methods for high-quality media expression.
2. Project research courses are established to foster the ability of people who specialize in a variety of fields, regardless of their research area, to interact actively with one another, to learn how to create “new knowledge” through cross-disciplinary interaction, and to carry out projects in their entirety from planning to implementation.
3. Special research courses are established to help students to disseminate the results of research on media expression to society at large and to summarize the results in a thesis while helping them to have a strong sense of responsibility and logic.

Based on the school's founding principles, the goal of the program is to nurture more dynamic, expressive individuals who can create a new culture that combines science and technology with philosophical and ideological perspectives. The curriculum is designed to achieve this goal, and students who pass the thesis review and the final examination, in addition to earning the prescribed credits, will be certified as having completed the program and awarded their diploma.

1. Have you gained the necessary skills and expertise to promote research activities as an independent educational researcher, artist, and practitioner, combining both scientific intelligence and artistic sensibility?
2. Were you able to engage actively with people who specialize in various fields, regardless of your research area, and learn how to create “new knowledge” through cross-disciplinary interaction, and carry out projects in their entirety from planning to implementation?
3. While having a high level of reason and a strong sense of responsibility, has your research produced answers to various issues in contemporary society? Were you able to summarize the results derived from the research and practice of media expression and summarize it in a written thesis disseminating these results widely to society?