BU-ITI Invites Japanese Guru to Share Generative AI Tips for Business

School of Information Technology and Innovation organized a Knowledge Sharing session by Prof. Masahiro Sakai from Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KAIT)

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BU-ITI Invites Japanese Guru to Share Generative AI Tips for Business

School of Information Technology and Innovation organized a Knowledge Sharing session by Prof. Masahiro Sakai from Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KAIT) for information technology students. The event helped students understand approaches to using Generative AI in the Japanese context, while learning about copyright challenges related to AI and innovation development. Students gained international expert perspectives that can be applied to their studies and future careers.

The School was honored to welcome Prof. MASAHIRO Sakai from Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KAIT) as a guest speaker on the topic
"Navigating Generative AI Use in Japan: Our Challenges from 'not' to 'with' within the Unique Copyright Landscape." Dr.Phattanapon Rhienmora Dean, School of Information Technology and Innovation, welcomed the distinguished guest.

During the event, students had opportunities to exchange ideas and ask questions directly with the speaker. The atmosphere was enjoyable and inspiring for students to study and develop AI-related projects.

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What curriculum standards does BU's CS program follow?

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What Work Integrated Learning does CS offer?

1-year Work Integrated Learning with 100+ leading companies, with job opportunities right after training.

What certifications can CS students earn?

International certifications: AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Cloud.

What international programs does CS offer?

Huawei Seeds for the Future and Japan exchange program (SYEP).

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Eligible for Type 2 government student loans as a nationally prioritized field.

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Full Stack Developer, Software Engineer, DevOps/Cloud Engineer, Back-end Developer, or Front-end Developer at leading tech companies.

What does BU's Game program cover?

3 areas: Game Development, Game Art, and Game Design plus VR/AR.

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Guest speakers from Garena and Yggdrazil, leading regional game and VFX companies.

Does the Game program have exchange programs?

Academic exchange with leading Japanese universities: Ritsumeikan, Kanagawa Institute of Technology, and Ryukoku University.

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Opportunities to publish games on Steam and international stores, building real portfolios before graduation.

What is the game industry's growth outlook?

The game industry grows 20%+ per year, providing a wide job market and strong career opportunities.

What does the Data Science & Cybersecurity program teach?

Combines two high-demand skills: Data Science and Cybersecurity.

Which organizations co-developed this program?

Co-developed with G-Able (Data Science) and NCSA — National Cyber Security Agency (Cybersecurity).

What professional certifications are available?

International certifications: CompTIA, Pentest+, and Security+.

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Dedicated Cybersecurity Lab for penetration testing and security practice.

Are there research or international opportunities?

Research assistant scholarships from KAIT (Japan), master's degree opportunities in Japan, and partnerships with leading tech companies.

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You can apply immediately with just your 4-semester cumulative GPA (Grade 11)—no need to wait for all 6 semesters.

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