Information on Student Recruitment for Science Tokyo's MOT (Management of Technology) Course for Professionals: "Standardization Strategy Practice Course (12 Sessions)" (Starting May 2026)
Science Tokyo is accepting applications for its 'Standardization Strategy Practice Course,' an online, 12-session MOT program starting in May 2026 to teach professionals global standardization strategies.
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Science Tokyo will launch the Career Up MOT "Standardization Strategy Practice Course (FY2026)" as a program for working professionals regarding MOT (Management of Technology).
(Executing Body: School of Environment and Society, Department of Technology and Innovation Management)
This course is designed to teach practical standardization strategies (creation of global markets, enhancement of competitiveness, open & closed strategies, etc.) regarding international standardization, which is a crucial tool for co-creation and competition in the global market.
Through a learning format that combines pre-distributed recorded lectures and online classes, participation from anywhere across the country is possible.
**○ Introductory Website at Science Tokyo**
https://www.isct.ac.jp/ja/news/emqivd8q2nvn
**○ Course Introduction Website**
* Currently inaccessible due to a server failure (As of March 25, 2026, 18:00)
https://www.cumot.isc.ens.titech.ac.jp/standard/index.html
**[Course Features]**
(1) Curriculum taught by international standardization professionals and practitioners of standardization strategy within companies.
(2) A rare program in Japan specifically focused on the "practice of standardization strategy."
(3) A learning format where students tackle learning assignments themselves and deepen their understanding through discussions involving fellow students and instructors.
(4) Opportunities to build human networks with instructors and students related to standardization through the course.
(5) A learning style combining lecture video viewing (repeatable) and Zoom online classes (accessible from anywhere in Japan).
**[Coordinator Introductions]**
(Executing Body: School of Environment and Society, Department of Technology and Innovation Management)
This course is designed to teach practical standardization strategies (creation of global markets, enhancement of competitiveness, open & closed strategies, etc.) regarding international standardization, which is a crucial tool for co-creation and competition in the global market.
Through a learning format that combines pre-distributed recorded lectures and online classes, participation from anywhere across the country is possible.
**○ Introductory Website at Science Tokyo**
https://www.isct.ac.jp/ja/news/emqivd8q2nvn
**○ Course Introduction Website**
* Currently inaccessible due to a server failure (As of March 25, 2026, 18:00)
https://www.cumot.isc.ens.titech.ac.jp/standard/index.html
**[Course Features]**
(1) Curriculum taught by international standardization professionals and practitioners of standardization strategy within companies.
(2) A rare program in Japan specifically focused on the "practice of standardization strategy."
(3) A learning format where students tackle learning assignments themselves and deepen their understanding through discussions involving fellow students and instructors.
(4) Opportunities to build human networks with instructors and students related to standardization through the course.
(5) A learning style combining lecture video viewing (repeatable) and Zoom online classes (accessible from anywhere in Japan).
**[Coordinator Introductions]**
FAQ
What is the 'Standardization Strategy Practical Course' at Tokyo University of Science?
It is a 12-session MOT (Technology Management) course that practically teaches international standardization, including open and closed strategies, to compete in the global market.
How are the classes conducted?
The course involves watching pre-recorded lecture videos and then participating in online lectures via Zoom. It can be taken from anywhere in Japan.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is primarily aimed at professionals in corporate technology departments, research and development, and new business initiatives who are responsible for converting technology into business value.