3 Policies of Master’s Course

Fujita Health University Graduate School of Medicine welcomes:

1. Individuals who have sufficient scholastic ability to complete the course in two years.
2. Individuals who are motivated to promote medical science and emerging treatments for patients.
3. Individuals who wish to become future leaders at universities or research institutes.
4. Individuals who are eager to perform research with a spirit of creativity and independence.
5. Individuals who are sincere, cooperative, responsible, and have good professional ethics.

Fujita Health University Graduate School of Medicine has designed the curriculum for the Master’s Course based on the following policies:

1. Students acquire basic medical knowledge through coursework.
2. After acquiring basic medical knowledge, students choose which laboratory they would like to join. When students join a laboratory, they receive personal guidance in specialized fields that allows them to acquire basic knowledge, develop research skills, and learn presentation methods as well as approaches to cutting-edge medicine.
3. Students learn both specialized and interdisciplinary subjects.
4. As students acquire knowledge and skills, the university concurrently provides necessary ethics education for medical research.

Fujita Health University Graduate School of Medicine confers degrees upon students who are able to complete the following requirements during a two-year period: earn a specified number of credits, pass a thesis defense, and pass specified examinations. Students meet these requirements by demonstrating that they have acquired sufficient experience, skills, and ability as described below:

1. Basic experience and ability to conduct quality research as independent scientists.
2. Basic skills to conduct research as independent scientists.
3. Concrete knowledge of life sciences in medical fields.