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To obtain Doctor of Philosophy in Informatics, Doctor of Philosophy in Library and Information Studies, or Doctor of Philosophy, students need to obtain four credits from lectures and six credits from practical seminars.Educational ProgramsGraduate School Open CampusFor details, please refer to the following webpage:http://www.slis.tsukuba.ac.jp/grad/english/admission/opencampus-e.htmlCourse List (Master's Programs)Classes & Credits1st period2nd period3rd period4th period5th period6th period7th period8th periodPeriods Hours 8:40 - 9:5510:10 - 11:2512:15 - 13:3013:45 - 15:0015:15 - 16:3016:45 - 18:0018:20 - 19:3519:45 - 21:00LecturesSeminars　Information Media Special Seminar Ia　Information Media Special Seminar Ib　Information Media Special Seminar IIa　Information Media Special Seminar IIb　Information Media Special Seminar IIIa　Information Media Special Seminar IIIbCourse NameCreditsCourse List (Doctoral Program)6 credits4 credits The University of Tsukuba’s academic calendar runs on the semester system: the Spring Semester (April ‒ September) and the Fall Semester (October ‒ March). If you attend one course lasting 75 minutes 10 times, you will obtain 1 credit.LecturesSeminarsObtain more than 20 credits. Of these, 12 or more credits must be from the lectures in the MS Program in Informatics.Obtain more than 20 credits. Of these, 12 or more credits must be from the lectures in the MS Program in Library and Information Studies.Obtain more than 22 credits. Of these, 12 or more credits must be from “Research Methods in Informatics” and the other lectures in the MS English Program for Library and Information Studies.Obtain more than 20 credits. Of these, 12 or more credits must be from lectures for the MSc Career-Up Program for Library and Information Studies.Information Media Seminar A (Informatics), Information Media Seminar B, C and Special Seminar (Informatics) a,bInformation Media Seminar A (Library and Information Studies), Information Media Seminar B, C and Special Seminar (Library and Information Studies) a,bPractical Seminar A Practical Seminar B Synthetic Seminar on MS Research a,b10 or more credits from Information Presentation, Research Guide, Survey Analysis, Literature Reading I, Literature Reading II and Special Seminar a,bMS Program in InformaticsMS Program in Library and Information StudiesMS English Program in Library and Information StudiesMS Career-Up Program in Library and Information Studies Curricula are provided for two degrees: Master of Science in Informatics and Master of Science in Library and Information Studies. Students are required to acquire 30 credits or more and to write a Master’s thesis.MS Program in Informatics / MS Program in Library and Information Studies Through the programs, students will seek to qualify as information professionals with leadership potential by obtaining practical competences and an extensive knowledge of information sciences. The programs are also planned to prepare future students for the Doctoral program.MS English Program in Library and Information Studies This program is designed to cultivate researchers and professionals who can work internationally in the eld of Library and Information Studies in the future. A special focus is placed on acquiring cutting-edge knowledge and skills, taking advantage of Japan’s highly advanced information technologies that will assist in the management and provision of information resources. Lectures and research instructions are conducted entirely in English. This English program’s academic year starts in the Fall Semes-ter every September, and lasts for two years.MS Career-Up Program in Library and Information Studies Targeted at active professionals with high expertise in knowledge and information eld, the program is designed to facilitate the nding of problems and solutions in their daily operations. The curriculum centers on the general aspects of Library and Information Studies, so students are able to both commence and restudy this eld. They will acquire highly advanced knowledge and learn technologies useful for analyzing, modifying, expressing, conveying, providing and utilizing their knowledge and information.Master’s Program Doctoral Program Program NameCourse NameFrom Admission to Graduation5