The document summarizes information about the School of Engineering at the University of Tokyo. It introduces the school's education programs, which include master's and doctoral degrees across various departments. It also highlights the school's focus on fostering students' research capabilities and abilities to lead future research efforts. Additionally, it notes that the University of Tokyo is one of the world's foremost universities and ranks highly in engineering and other fields of study.

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University of Tokyo
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GCOE
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1:Introduction
2:Education
3:Research
4:GCOE
5:Publicity

4. 3 most important sentences
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Introduction:Mankind now possesses the scientific and technological power to effect change on a global
scale. Our new-found ability to transmit messages from our own homes to computers around the world
means that the physical size of our planet no longer constrains the communication of information.
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Education:The School of Engineering offers master's level and doctoral courses and degrees in each
department (see chart below). In addition to faculty members of the School of Engineering, those from
adjunct research units, such as the Institute of Industrial Science at the University of Tokyo, participate in
graduate level education. The purpose of graduate school education is to enable students to acquire more
advanced knowledge of engineering and more refined research capabilities. The doctoral program is
designed with the particular objective of fostering students' abilities so that they can take the lead in
future research efforts. Because of the growing complexity of engineering, lectures in master's programs
are becoming increasingly important.
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Resreach:The University of Tokyo is the most leading university in Japan, and one of the world's foremost
universities. It is ranked as one of the highest among universities of non-English-speaking nations, and is
earning the evaluation of the top position in some fields of study. Engineering is just one of such high
reputational fields.

5. Definition of 5 key words used in
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Introduction:Mankind now possesses the scientific and technological power to effect change on a global scale. Our newfound ability to transmit messages from our own homes to computers around the world means that the physical size of our
planet no longer constrains the communication of information.
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Education:The School of Engineering offers master's level and doctoral courses and degrees in each department (see chart
below). In addition to faculty members of the School of Engineering, those from adjunct research units, such as the Institute
of Industrial Science at the University of Tokyo, participate in graduate level education. The purpose of graduate school
education is to enable students to acquire more advanced knowledge of engineering and more refined research capabilities.
The doctoral program is designed with the particular objective of fostering students' abilities so that they can take the lead
in future research efforts. Because of the growing complexity of engineering, lectures in master's programs are becoming
increasingly important.
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Resreach:The University of Tokyo is the most leading university in Japan, and one of the world's foremost universities. It is
ranked as one of the highest among universities of non-English-speaking nations, and is earning the evaluation of the top
position in some fields of study. Engineering is just one of such high reputational fields.
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GCOE: 21st Century COE Program" was established in 2002 to cultivate a competitive academic environment among
Japanese universities by giving targeted support to the creation of world-standard research and education bases (centers of
excellence). In FY 2002 2 projects and in FY 2003 3 projects were adopted at the School of Engineering respectively.
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Publicity:In order to showcase our fascinating Engineering Research to the general public, we publish
several PR brochures including Ttime! (student-edited); manage the publicity space, Tlounge; plan various
events; and reach out through press releases, blogging, and Twitter.