Overview of Graduate School of Health Sciences
The Graduate School of Health Sciences

The postgraduate programs nurture high-level medical professionals as well as to train researchers and educators in the field of health sciences. The Course of Health Sciences is divided into two programs, one for the Master’s program and the other for the Doctoral program.

The Course of Health Sciences was designed to cope with these many and diverse needs. The program of Master Course takes a cross-professional approach to education and research with three units: Basic Health Sciences, Applied Health Sciences, and International and Community Health Sciences. In the program of Doctoral Course, candidates go deeper into research in their selected fields, following a curriculum in one of three fields: Nursing, Laboratory Sciences, and Rehabilitation Sciences. The ultimate goal is to train health science researchers and educators who understand holistic medicine and have a high sense of ethics suitable for the healthcare and medical field.