Certified Evaluation and Accreditation

An "Certified Evaluation and Accreditation" is an evaluation conducted by an evaluation organization certified by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology once every seven years (once every five years for Professional Graduate School) to investigate and analyze the overall situation of each organization's education and research, organizational management, and facilities and equipment. Each organization is required to undergo evaluation based on the evaluation criteria established by the evaluation organization.

University Institutional Certified Evaluation and Accreditation

You can view information about "Institutional Certified Evaluation and Accreditation."

Certified Evaluation and Accreditation for Professional Graduate Schools

You can see about "Certified Evaluation and Accreditation for Professional Graduate Schools" in Graduate School of Engineering Department of Industrial Technology and Innovation (Specialist degree program).

Disciplinary Evaluation

The "Disciplinary Evaluation (Accreditation for School of Veterinary Medicine)" is an evaluation conducted once every seven years in order to improve the standard of veterinary education bachelor's degree programs and to widely guarantee quality to society through evaluation. Our university's Faculty of Agriculture Cooperative Department of Veterinary Medicine, along with Iwate University's Faculty of Agriculture Cooperative Department of Veterinary Medicine, which is its joint educational program, has undergone the "Disciplinary Evaluation (Accreditation for School of Veterinary Medicine)."

Disciplinary Evaluation (Accreditation for School of Veterinary Medicine)

You can view the "Disciplinary Evaluation (Accreditation for School of Veterinary Medicine)" of the Faculty of Agriculture Cooperative Department of Veterinary Medicine.