The Graduate School of Human Development and Environment offers the following degrees and educational programs. Degree-seeking prospective students are required to take examinations which are given on campus. For more details, please check the corresponding selection methods.
Degree-seeking Students (Regular Students)
| Status | Degrees | Selection methods |
|---|---|---|
| Graduate students | Master's Degrees (Arts, Education, or Science) are conferred on those who have completed the required curricula for the Master's programs in the Graduate School of Human Development and Environment. | |
| Doctorate Degrees (Arts, Education, or Science) are conferred on those who have completed the required curricula for the Doctorate programs in the Graduate School of Human Development and Environment. |
Non-degree-seeking Students
| Classification | Explanation | Selection Methods |
|---|---|---|
| Research Students | Research students pursue their research on specific topics under supervision of faculty members. | |
| Credit-seeking Students | Credit-seeking students take specific classes for credits. | |
| Auditors | Auditors take specific classes but not for credits |
For more details on admissions, please check the following information: