The College places equal emphasis on theoretical and practical education to satisfy the needs of society. Its aim is to develop individuals with excellent characters and refined skills for both the home and the workplace. In the Living Science major, students learn scientific knowledge that is useful in daily life in modern society. The Dietetics course presents a study of the basic theory and applied science of nutrition. The Living Science course provides students with the skills for successful management of their daily affairs in today's information society.
Practical seminars are an important part of the curriculum.
Additionally, the campus is equipped with a computer room. The student career office utilizes various media such as computers, magazines and satellite broadcasting to support the students in finding employment, and is highly regarded as one of the most complete occupational assistance centers within a junior college in Japan. The College's graduates who wish to pursue further academic careers may apply to transfer their credits to one of the four-year universities in the Teikyo group.