With a future-oriented education system presented here to train new and competent human resources capable of meeting the task of globalizing scientific oriental medicine and managing the requisites of the related bio-industries, our University consolidated dispersed faculties into 5 colleges with specialties in BT, CT, and IT, composed of 9 faculties and 23 departments. In the realm of BT, the College of Oriental Medicine and the College of Public Health and Welfare concern with academic disciplines in medical research and industrial profession related with bio-industries in oriental medicine. In the field of CT, the College of Cultural Sciences includes the traditional humanity sciences as well as cultural technology called for in the age of knowledge industries. In the area of IT, the College of Business and Information focuses on the management education of human resources able to meet the demands of digital information society, and the College of Digital Information and Architecture deals with studies in the fields of digital information, media, art, architecture, and interior design.

In order to train human resources meeting the challenge of the new era, and with emphasis on pragmatic academic disciplines, the University redesigned an education system offering quality off-line education to all of the students participating in the digital campus project. The University has also formed a demand-oriented life-time continuing education system by which all of the students can acquire knowledge and information in all disciplines free from the constraints of time and place.