◆ Graduate School of Occupational Health
・Annual Enrollment 10 ・Period of Attendance 2 years (Master Course) ・Degree / Master of Occupational Health
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・Annual Enrollment 8 ・Period of Attendance 3 years (Doctoral Course) ・Degree / Doctor of Philosophy in
Occupational Health
This
course
is
intended
for
doctors,
dentists,
pharmacists,
sanitary
technicians,
public
health
nurses,
and
other
healthcare
professionals,
who
have
studied
medicine,
dentistry,
pharmacy,
engineering,
science,
nursing,
health
hygiene,
and
other
similar
fields,
at
university
and
who
aim
to
become
specialists
in
occupational
health.
On
this
course,
students
are
taught
how
to
prevent
adverse
health
effects
on
workers
in
the
workplace,
to
support
the
continuation
of
employment
of
workers
with
chronic
illnesses,
and
to
promote
the
health
of
workers
and
a
comfortable
working
environment.
This
course
is
also
open
to
practitioners,
researchers,
and
educators
in
the
field
of
occupational
health.
In
the
Master's
course,
after
learning
about
the
fundamental
principles
underlying
the
field
of
occupation
health,
students
work
on
various
issues
related
to
the
improvement
of
workplaces,
work
operations,
and
a
range
of
healthcare
issues
by
applying
the
methodologies
of
medicine,
engineering
and
nursing.
Throughout
the
course
students
develop
an
in-depth
professional
knowledge,
and
learn
the
practical
skills
necessary
to
explore
issues
in
the
field
of
occupational
health
and
become
occupational
health
professionals.
In
the
Doctoral
Course,
we
further
develop
the
scientific
knowledge
and
skills
acquired
in
our
Master's
Course
and
the
Master's
Courses
of
other
universities.
The
course
cultivates
researchers
and
educators
with
advanced
abilities
and
a
rich
academic
knowledge
who
can
independently
identify
the
nature
of
occupational
health-related
problems,
and
develop
the
methods
necessary
for
solving
them.
◆ Diploma Policy
● Master's Course
The Graduate School of Occupational Health (Master’s Course) confers a master’s degree in Occupational Health Science on students who have: 1) studied at the university for the prescribed course term or longer; 2) acquired the prescribed credits; 3) received the necessary guidance for research; 4) passed the thesis defense and final examination; and 5) acquired a high academic level and research ability, as explained below.
1 | They will have attained basic knowledge and expertise in the field of occupational health science. |
2 | They will be able to promote and implement academically significant, novel, and creative research, in keeping with ethical concerns. |
3 | They will be able to explain their research results in a logical manner. |
4 | They will have acquired internationally-recognized abilities. |
5 | They will have an inquiring mind to go on learning throughout their life, and will contribute to the development of their field of research. |
● Doctoral Course
The Graduate School of Occupational Health (Doctoral Course) confers a doctoral degree in Occupational Health Science on people who have: 1) studied at the university for the prescribed course term or longer; 2) acquired the prescribed credits; 3) received the necessary guidance for research; 4) passed the thesis defense and final examination; and 5) gained a high level of scholarship and research ability, as explained below:
1 | They will have acquired a broad and high level of expertise in the field of occupational health science. |
2 | They will be able to design, promote, and implement academically significant, novel, and creative research, in keeping with ethical concerns. |
3 | They will be able to explain the universality of their research in a ogical manner. |
4 | They will be able to teach their acquired knowledge in the field of occupational health medicine through practical education and academical publications. |
5 | They will have acquired internationally-recognized abilities. |
6 | They will have an inquiring mind to go on learning throughout their life, and will contribute to the development of their field of research. |