Connecting Nepal and the KCG Group to Host the Asia-Pacific Edition of the IGF; Discussions Focus on Generative AI and Other Topics
"Space Science IT" Specialization to Be Launched in the Fall Semester of the 2026 Academic Year
The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies in Information Science (KCGI), part of the Information University Educational Foundation, launched a Space Science IT specialization beginning in the fall semester of the 2026 academic year.By leveraging IT—including the effective utilization of vast amounts of satellite data—and through a curriculum focused on practical application, we aim to foster a scientific understanding of space and help students acquire the fundamental knowledge and skills of aerospace engineering.
KCGI and KCG Held Their Fall 2026 Semester Entrance Ceremony
The KCG Group Exhibited at the Kyoto International Manga and Anime Fair (Kyomaf) 2026
2026KCGI has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ulamah University in Indonesia.
We Held a Public Hearing on the KCGI Master Project
Launch of the Discover Japan Program to Foster Cross-Border Collaboration—RIT Students Team Up with KCG Students to Develop a Game and Visit Tokyo and Hiroshima
The Information University Educational Corporation—comprising Kyoto College of Graduate Studies in Information Science (KCGI) and Kyoto Computer Gakuin (KCG)—collaborates with partner institutions overseas to implement the “Discover Japan Program,” an international education program designed to foster students’ ability to collaborate on an international level.
KCGI Signs New Agreement with Jeju National University’s Glocal Business Group in South Korea to Further Strengthen Cooperation
On July 22, 2026, Kyoto College of Graduate Studies in Infor
The students put together a photo exhibition.
The Kyoto Graduate School of Information Science, part of the Information University Educational Corporation, is hosting an exhibition of students’ photographic works from July 16 to 23, 2026, in the Innovation Room on the first floor of the Main Building at the Hyakumanben Campus in Kyoto, as part of the “Photography: Theory and Practice” course.