The Bachelor of Informatics (Natural Informatics) at the School of Informatics, Nagoya University, is designed to cultivate professionals and researchers with a deep understanding of advanced informatics, including areas such as big data analysis, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT). The Natural Informatics department applies information science to the understanding of natural phenomena and data-driven sciences, closely linking computing theory with real-world natural systems. The program leverages a multidisciplinary approach and nurtures creativity for solving contemporary challenges facing humanity. Instruction is primarily in Japanese. The school is part of Nagoya University, a leading national research university with a reputation for interdisciplinary innovation and global engagement. The annual student quota for the undergraduate program is approximately 145, with admissions highly competitive.