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Characteristics

更新日:2016年4月8日

Characteristics  - Graduate school -

Promotion of policy-based clinical nursing

Our graduate education aims to enhance the students' critical thinking and their ability to use scientific evidence in carrying out policy-based clinical nursing.


Development of leadership in international nursing

We encourage instruction in foreign languages, international communication in academic fields, international joint research, and active communication with overseas nursing colleagues, in order to foster nursing professionals capable of leading and participating in international cooperation.
Furthermore, we aim to foster nursing professionals able to develop and teach programs of international nursing education.


Development of nursing leaders in policy-based health care fields

Nursing professionals equipped with graduate education are likely to gain administrative positions, such as becoming directors at the National Advanced Health Centers. Graduates from our program are expected to learn teaching and research competencies in nursing administration and informatics, in addition to developing further clinical nursing capabilities.

In summary, our students are expected to:

  1. use literature and information in evolving nursing practices
  2. seek evidence to further nursing care
  3. develop appropriate care systems
  4. research effective nursing administration
  5. research and develop effective nursing education
  6. further the roles and activities of nurses as professionals
  7. analyze international trends in healthcare. and nursing
  8. improve the system of health care and medical administration

Our graduates are expected to become

  1. nursing professionals who can lead education and research in policy-based clinical nursing in policy-based medical institutions.
  2. faculty members who can engage in instructing education and research in policy-based nursing.
  3. leaders in education and research in nursing for international medical cooperation.