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Philosophy

EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY ON ACCEPTING STUDENTS FROM OVERSEAS

EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY ON ACCEPTING STUDENTS FROM OVERSEAS
EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY ON ACCEPTING STUDENTS FROM OVERSEAS

With their unique situations taken into account, our faculty will accept students from all over the world and provide them with education, research, and medical activities in this excellent natural environment of Shinshu, in the hope that they will, upon completion of their studies, render great service to the medical profession, for the development and the welfare of both their homeland and the world at large.At the same time we hope that they will become a bridge between Japan and their home country.

We also promote exchanges between foreign and Japanese students. Though English is the lingua franca for research purposes, Japanese is a must for daily communication while in Japan and a great deal of effort is often required in mastering it, but when it is accomplished, firsthand experience of living and studying here will truly become complete.

Undergraduate Course

Undergraduate Course

While carrying out advanced and creative medical research, Shinshu University School of Medicine and School of Health Science aim to train clinicians, health professionals and researchers endowed with a rich sense of humanity, a broad academic outlook, and problem solving capacities. Through the advancement of education and research in medical science and medical care, we contribute to the community and play a part in furthering international exchange.

Master's Program

Human Sciences

The goal of this program is to train highly advanced specialists by creating new network among multifarious human-sciences and by producing variable human resources to contribute to the society.

Health Sciences

The goal of this program is to nurture advanced health care experts with:
・specialized knowledge and skills in the fields of health sciences, medical care, and welfare,
・the ability to implement scientific-based solutions for clinical problems, in addition to the fostering of an international worldview.

Students in this program should strive to be continuously cognizant of the individual personalities of their patients. They are also expected to contribute to society by providing viable approaches for the general maintenance of good health. More specifically, the students should be focused on the prevention and medical treatment of both diseases and physical disabilities. They should also possess advanced knowledge of all relevant medical safety procedures.