Major

• Course of Nursing For the purpose of training nurses, public health nurses, and midwives, we cultivate the kind of person who can engage in nursing activities closely related to team and community medicine.
• Course of Radiological Sciences We train medical radiologists who, in addition to providing radiological images necessary for medical diagnosis, will become future researchers and educators.
• Course of Medical Laboratory Sciences We train clinical laboratory technicians who conduct examinations necessary for diagnosis, treatment, and understanding patients' conditions, as well as medical personnel who will become future researchers and educators.

Curriculum

In the School of Health Sciences, we teach the basic health subjects common to each major and those related to each specialization--in addition to conducting clinical training, team medical exercises, and research training, etc.--in order to cultivate:

1. 1.Medical professionals who honor human life and dignity, who acquire advanced professional knowledge and skills, and who can contribute to team medicine and to society.
2. 2.Medical professionals, researchers, and educators who have advanced practical skills that can be used to respond to the advancement of medical and information technology, and can contribute to the development of medical technology.

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