Program Overview

Introduction to the Human Healthcare Science and Technology Course

The Human Healthcare Science and Technology Course is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with a broad and in-depth understanding of the field. The curriculum is structured to support students' progress towards becoming researchers and engineers who can excel globally.

Program Overview

The program is divided into several fields, including:

• 基礎数理 (Fundamental Mathematics)
• 計算論 (Computational Theory)
• モデリング (Modeling)
• 医療システム (Medical Systems)

These fields are covered over a two-year period, allowing students to gain a wide-ranging academic perspective and deepen their specialist knowledge. Through seminars and special exercises, students develop their ability to think logically and engage in discussions, acquiring the necessary skills and abilities to advance their research.

Fundamental Mathematics

This field covers the fundamental mathematics required for system development, including continuous and discrete systems, optimization theory, and statistical learning theory.

Computational Theory

This field focuses on the basics of handling large-scale data, including computational logic, algorithm theory, distributed algorithms, and large-scale computational theory.

Modeling

This field explores the fusion of disciplines that lead to real-world applications, including medical systems, socio-economic systems, bioinformatics, and complex networks.

Medical Systems

This field delves into specialist subjects related to medical systems, including software engineering, databases, and networks.

Master's Program

The Master's program typically takes two years to complete. To progress from the Bachelor's to the Master's program, students must pass an entrance examination.

Doctoral Program

The Doctoral program typically takes three years to complete. To progress from the Master's to the Doctoral program, students must pass a progression assessment. The Doctoral program includes subjects such as English presentation, which aims to enhance students' English communication skills, and internships, which aim to enhance their technical practice skills.

Language Skills

The program includes English presentation subjects to improve students' language skills, communication, and presentation techniques. This enables students to effectively present their research findings globally and engage in international research.

Practical Skills

Through internships at companies, research institutions, and other organizations, students develop the ability to propose solutions to various problems in the real world from a practical perspective.

Planning and Leadership Skills

By having students manage research presentations and other events, the program aims to enhance their planning and leadership skills. Additionally, through discussions about each other's presentations, students deepen their research and broaden their perspectives.

Fields of Expected Activity

The Human Healthcare Science and Technology Course has five key features, including its comprehensive curriculum.