graduate: １graduate n. 卒業生 《《米》 では各種の学校の卒業生, 《英》 では学位を取った大学の卒業生》.【動詞＋】assemble graduates for a reunion同窓会で卒業生を集めるIn his commencement speech, the president congratulated all the graduates on their successful c
graduate program (one-year program ) was set up . 研究科 （1年制） を設置。
gakusei (students ) and tokugyo no sho (student like postgraduate , student taking the graduate program ) studied under these staff members . その下で学生・得業生が学ぶ。
august 1899: due to a revision of regulations , the graduate program was reorganized into a non-degree course for graduates , and a preparatory course was newly added . 1899年8月： 規則改正、研究科を専攻科に改組、予科を設置。
ichi no kami (commissioner of the market ) as the head was originally an official equivalent to shorokuinojo (senior sixth rank , upper grade ), but a person who accepted to have an appointment among governmental official of goi (fifth rank ) responsible for practical works , tokugyosho (student like postgraduate , student taking the graduate program ) and monjosho (student of literary studies in the imperial university ) most of the time . 長である市正（いちのかみ）は本来は正六位上相当の官であったが、五位の実務官僚や得業生や文章生のうち成功 (任官)に応じた者が任命されることが多かった。
