The Open University of Japan announced that it will end broadcasting classes on terrestrial broadcasting (TV / FM) at the end of September 2018, and will completely shift the broadcasting of class programs to BS.In recent years, BS broadcast receivers have become widespread even in ordinary households, and the decision was made in consideration of the usage status of Internet distribution of broadcast lesson programs.
The Open University of Japan is an "open university" where you can take broadcasting classes on TV and the Internet.It is attractive to be able to study at your own pace anytime, anywhere. So far, more than 130 million people have studied, and now there are more than 8 students nationwide.You can choose the subject and period of enrollment according to your purpose, and there are more than 300 various broadcasting classes.It is possible to obtain a doctoral degree as well as a bachelor's degree.
Classes on TV were broadcast on terrestrial broadcasting in addition to BS digital broadcasting and cable TV, but classes on terrestrial broadcasting have ended, and the class will be completely transferred to BS broadcasting.With the realization of nationwide broadcasting, BS broadcasting and terrestrial broadcasting are being used in duplicate in the Kanto region, and the current terrestrial broadcasting station license is valid at the end of October 2018.Therefore, it will end at the end of September 10, which is the end of the first semester.In the future, broadcasting classes will continue on BS broadcasting and cable TV.In addition, the learning environment through online lessons will be further enhanced.
