Looking to develop leadership skills, spark innovation, and take initiative? The Entrepreneurship Courses by ToTAL offer hands-on, flexible learning opportunities to help you shape your path! Here, we introduce our intensive, workshop-based courses on Leadership and Value Creation, which serve as a core component of the Entrepreneurship Courses introduced in the 2024 curriculum.

2026 1Q-2Q ToTAL Workshops: Orientation schedule has been announced!
We will hold orientation sessions to introduce the workshops scheduled for 1Q and 2Q of the 2026 academic year. The session will also explain course enrollment and one-time participation.
As the event dates vary depending on your academic year and other factors, please check the details via the link below and join us!

If you can not attend any of the orientation sessions, please refer to the materials provided after the orientation.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

  • Slack: #contact-cee-leadership_innovation (Science Tokyo internal)
  • Email: total.tokunin [at] total.titech.ac.jp

If you would like to receive future updates about workshops related to leadership and innovation, please join the following Slack channel:

#an-cee-leadership_innovation

Orientation Materials

Presentation materials will be uploaded after the orientation.

We look forward to your participation in our programs!

List of Workshop-Based Courses

  • Bachelor’s
  • Master’s
  • Doctoral
QuarterCodeCourse NameCredits
1Q-2QENT.L201Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Leadership A1
3Q-4QENT.L202Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Leadership B1
1Q-2QENT.V201Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation A1
3Q-4QENT.V202Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation B1
1Q-2QENT.V203Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation C1
3Q-4QENT.V204Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation D1
1Q-2QENT.V205Bachelor’s Practical Group Work for Value Creation A2
3Q-4QENT.V206Bachelor’s Practical Group Work for Value Creation B2

For All Schools (Entrepreneurship Courses)

QuarterCodeCourse NameCreditsGA
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
ENT.L505Master’s Fundamental Group Work for Entrepreneurship2GA0M, GA1M
1Q-2Q
ENT.L501Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship A1GA1M
3Q-4QENT.L502Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship B1GA1M
1Q-2QENT.L503Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship C1GA1M
3Q-4QENT.L504Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship D1GA1M
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
ENT.V506Master’s Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship I2GA0M, GA1M
3Q-4QENT.V507Master’s Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship II2GA0M, GA1M

For ToTAL Students

QuarterCodeCourse NameCreditsGA
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.W502Fundamental Group Work for Leadership I
(S) (F)
2GA0M
GA1M
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.W503Fundamental Group Work for Leadership II (S) (F)2GA0M
GA1M
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.W504Master’s Practical Group Work for Leadership I (S) (F)2GA0M
GA1M
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.W505Master’s Practical Group Work for Leadership II (S) (F)2GA0M
GA1M
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.A501Master’s Essential Group Work for Leadership (S) (F)
* Not counted for the ToTAL completion requirement
1GA1M
1Q-2QTAL.S505Recognition of Social Issues Workshop A1GA1M
3Q-4QTAL.S506Recognition of Social Issues Workshop B1GA1M
1Q-2QTAL.S509Recognition of Social Issues Workshop C1GA1M
3Q-4QTAL.S510Recognition of Social Issues Workshop D1GA1M

For All Schools (Entrepreneurship Courses)

QuarterCodeCourse NameCreditsGA
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
ENT.L605Doctoral Fundamental Group Work for Entrepreneurship1GA0D, GA1D
1Q-2QENT.L601Doctoral Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship A1GA1D
3Q-4QENT.L602Doctoral Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship B1GA1D
1Q-2QENT.L603Doctoral Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship C1GA1D
1Q-2QENT.L604Doctoral Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship D1GA1D
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
ENT.V607Doctoral Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship I2GA0D, GA1D
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
ENT.V608Doctoral Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship II2GA0D, GA1D

For ToTAL Students and InfoSyEnergy Students

QuarterCodeCourse NameCreditsGA
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.W602Doctoral Practical Group Work for Leadership I (S) (F)2GA0D
GA1D
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.W603Doctoral Practical Group Work for Leadership II (S) (F)2GA0D
GA1D
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
TAL.A601Doctoral Essential Group Work for Leadership (S) (F)
* Not counted for the ToTAL completion requirement
1GA1D
1Q-2Q
3Q-4Q
ENI.A603InfoSyEngergy Policy Making Workshop (1) (2)1

Core Concept

At our university, entrepreneurship is understood as a mindset and skillset for discovering and creating new value. The curriculum is designed with this principle in mind. The core courses, Leadership and Value Creation, emphasize that each student should set their own goals. The learning process begins with students deciding why, what, and how they want to learn.

Course Features

Flexible Workshop Selection

Each semester, students can choose from over 20 different workshops, selecting the ones that best fit their current learning needs. Each workshop is assigned a certain number of points based on duration and intensity. Students are responsible for planning their participation to ensure they meet the credit requirements for the course.

[Graduate School] No GPA Impact

This course is designed to provide students with insights and suggestions for shaping their own way of thinking and decision-making. Since individual growth in these areas cannot be quantitatively assessed, grades are based on participation and engagement. Students will receive either a Pass or a Fail grade. These courses do not affect GPA, so students are encouraged to choose workshops based on their genuine interests.

Diverse Group Work Across Grades & Languages

Most workshops are open to both undergraduate and graduate students, allowing for collaboration with peers from different academic backgrounds, interests, and age groups. Since international students also participate, workshops can be a great opportunity for language training in Japanese, English, or other languages. (The language of each workshop varies. Students can express their language preferences in advance.)

Workshops Led by Experts from Various Fields

Many workshops feature guest facilitators who are active in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship education. These experts bring real-world insights and practical knowledge to the learning experience.

Multiple Participation Encouraged

Students are welcome to retake workshops they have previously attended. As time passes, students’ challenges and interests may evolve, and different sessions of the same workshop may cover new themes and feature different group members, offering fresh perspectives. If a workshop interests you, feel free to join it as many times as you like.

Workshop Categories

CategoryFocus AreasExample Workshops
Innovation Identifying & Framing Issues, idea generation, vision setting, hypothesis testingDesign Thinking for Your Creative Practice
Scenario Planning
UX Design
MotivationSelf-awareness, discovering personal motivations, goal setting, transforming knowledgeDeveloping Creative Thinking through Art
Peer Coaching
Art Appreciation
InitiativeCommunication, team building, project management, practical application and reflectionLeadership Core Program
Negotiation Process for Consensus Building
Project Reflection

Course Enrollment Process

For the following courses, please participate in the dedicated course orientation and follow the instruction to enrollment.
For other courses, proceed to Step 1.
・ENT.V205 Bachelor’s Practical Group Work for Value Creation A
・ENT.V206 Bachelor’s Practical Group Work for Balue Creation B
・ENT.V505 Master’s Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship I
・ENT.V506 Master’s Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship II
・ENT.V607 Doctoral Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship I
・ENT.V608 Doctoral Practical Group Work for Entrepreneurship II

Attend the Orientation

An orientation session is held at the beginning of 1Q and 3Q. Please check the target courses via the link below and register for the orientation.

If you cannot attend the orientation, you can still download the materials uploaded on each course page and review the list and schedule of workshops offered in that quarter.

STEP
1

Course Enrollment from Kyomu Web

If you wish to earn credits, you must enroll in the course through the regular course registration system. Even if the standard registration period has passed, additional registration is possible during the semester.

For the courses listed below, the workshops included are fixed, so once your enrollment is complete, you will be automatically registered for the corresponding workshops. In this case, please proceed directly to STEP 4 after this.

【Undergraduate Courses】
・ENT.V201 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation A
・ENT.V202 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation B

STEP
2

Submit Your Workshop Attendance Plan

Each workshop is assigned points based on its duration and workload. Please plan your participation so that your total points meet the requirements of your enrolled course.

Once you have finalized your plan, submit your workshop selections through the Workshop Selection Form for Enrolled Students. You will need to log in using your university account to access the form.

You can save and modify your submission, so we recommend saving a copy for reference.

If a workshop reaches full capacity, the instructor will notify you by email. Otherwise, you can assume your participation is confirmed.

Additionally, instructors may send information regarding preparation materials or pre-workshop surveys if necessary.

Courses that require this step:

【Undergraduate Courses】
・ENT.L201 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Leadership A
・ENT.L202 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Leadership B
・ENT.V203 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation C
・ ENT.V204 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation D

【Graduate Courses】
・ENT.L505 Master’s Fundamental Group Work for Entrepreneurship
・ENT.L501 Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship A
・ENT.L502 Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship B
・ENT.L503 Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship C
・ENT.L504 Master’s Essential Group Work for Entrepreneurship D
・TAL.W502 Fundamental Group Work for Leadership I
・TAL.W503 Fundamental Group Work for Leadership II
・ENI.A603 InfoSyEnergy Policy Making Workshop

STEP
3

Participate in the Workshops

If you need to cancel your attendance suddenly, please inform the instructor as soon as possible.

Details on how to check the points earned from your participation will be communicated to attendees.

STEP
4