Master's Program (Initial Two-Year Program of the whole Doctoral Program)
１．Requirements for Completion
Students who have been enrolled in the Master's Program for two years or more, completed the required courses, earned 30 ormore credits, received the required research guidance and successful review of their Master's thesis, and passed the necessary
examinations, are recognized as having completed the Master's Program.

２．Curricula Table (for students enrolling in AY2014)［Department of Nursing］
The years or semesters in which the courses listed in the table below are offered are subject to change.
Year, Semester and Times offered

Field:

CourseCredits

First year
SpringSemester

Advanced Topics on Pathologic physiology for Oncology Nursing ★

Clinical Nursing

Fundamental and Clinical Nursing

Specialized Courses

Fundamentals Nursing

Bioethics ○Introduction to Management of Medical Services
Introduction to Pathophysiology
Introduction to Medical Technology
Introduction to Consultation ○Basic Training Course I
Common Basic Training Course II
Courses
Introduction to Health Care System ◎Research Methods in Health and Medicine ◎Advanced Topics on Total Health Planner ◎Practice Theory on Total Health Planner ◎Seminar on Health Sciences ◎Introduction to Healthcare System in Asia
Health Care Administration
Nursing Education ○Common Nursing Theory ○toNursing Nursing Research ○Nursing Management ○Advanced Topics on Fundamentals of Nursing I
Advanced Topics on Fundamentals of Nursing II
Advanced Topics on Fundamentals of Nursing III
Advanced Topics on Fundamentals of Nursing IV
Advanced Topics on Fundamentals of Nursing V
Advanced Topics on Fundamentals of Nursing VI
Seminar on Fundamentals of Nursing
Practicum on Fundamentals of Nursing
Research Work
Advanced Topics on Clinical Nursing I
Advanced Topics on Clinical Nursing IIAdvanced Topics on Clinical Oncology Nursing I ★
Advanced Topics on Clinical Oncology Nursing II ★
Seminar on Clinical Nursing
Seminar on Oncology Nursing Ⅰ ★
Seminar on Oncology Nursing Ⅱ ★
Practicum in Clinical Nursing
Practicum on Oncology Nursing ★
Advanced Topics on Gerontological Nursing
Seminar on Gerontological Nursing
Practicum on Gerontological Nursing
Advanced Topics on Psychiatric Nursing
Seminar on Psychiatric Nursing
Practicum on Psychiatric Nursing
Research Work22222122222222222222222222102224222226222222
10

Second year

Notes

FallSpring
FallSemester Semester Semester

Students must earn at least 6credits.

3030303030←←

30
60→→30
30
30
30
←6030
← 30

→

* To be recognized by theUniversity as a Total Health
Planner,
students must take fivecourses marked with "◎" to→ earn 10 credits <<information
on taking courses is provided
outside the column>>

30
30
30
30
30
30
30

1. Students must earn 2credits in Advanced Topics
designated by their academic
advisor, 2 credits in Seminar,
2 credits in Practicum and 10
credits in Research Work.

30←←303060
90 →300

30303060
30603030←←902703060←

2. In addition to the above,
students must earn at least 8→ credits in Specialized Courses.
Note that up to 6 of these
credits can be earned bytaking Specialized Courses inother departments or
graduate schools.
* Students seeking to acquirea CNS in the future must earn
8 credits by taking courses
indicated by "○". Thoseseeking to acquire a Cancer→ Nursing CNS must take all
courses indicated by "★".
→
Those seeking a Child HealthNursing CNS must take all
courses indicated by "☆".

90→90300→→3060←←［Department of Nursing］
Year, Semester and Times offered

Field:

CourseCredits

First year

Human Development Nursing and Midwifery
Public Health Nursing and Community Nursing

Nursing for Developmental HealthSpecialized Courses

SpringSemester

Human Development Nursing I
Human Development Nursing II
Human Development Nursing III
Human Development Nursing IV
Human Development Nursing V
Human Development Nursing VI
Advanced Topics on Child Health Nursing Ⅰ ☆
Advanced Topics on Child Health Nursing Ⅱ ☆
Advanced Topics on Child Health Nursing Ⅲ ☆
Advanced Topics on Child Health Nursing Ⅳ ☆
Seminar on Human Development Nursing and Midwifery
Seminar on Child Health Nursing Ⅰ ☆
Seminar on Child Health Nursing Ⅱ ☆
Practicum on Human Development Nursing and Midwifery
Practicum on Child Health Nursing Ⅰ ☆
Practicum on Child Health Nursing Ⅱ ☆
Research Work
Community Nursing
Advanced Topics on Home Nursing
Public Health Nursing
Seminar on Community Nursing
Seminar on Home Nursing
Practicum on Community Nursing
Practicum on Home Nursing
Research WorkTotal222222222222222410222222210

Second year

Notes

Fall
SpringFall
Semester Semester Semester

303030303030303030←←←←←

30→→→
90→
← 90 →← 180 →
300→

60
30303030306060
←←←

9090
300

→→→

177

Note: "Practicum on Oncology Nursing" is a practicum designated by the academic advisor.
"Practicum on Child Health Nursing I" is a practicum designated by the academic advisor.
CNS = Certified Nurse Specialist<<Information on taking Basic Training>>
Students are not able to take both "Basic Training I" and "Basic Training II".
<<Information on taking Total Health Planner courses>>
1. Courses indicated by "◎" are Total Health Planner courses.
2. Of these, "Introduction to Health Care System", "Research Methods in Health and Medicine", "Advanced Topics on Total Health Planner"and "Seminar on Health Sciences" can be taken by either students seeking internal recognition as a Total Health Planner or students notseeking such recognition.
3. "Practice Theory on Total Health Planner" is only for students seeking internal recognition as a Total Health Planner.
4. Among the Total Health Planner courses, "Research Methods in Health and Medicine" can be substituted for "Nursing Research Methods",
which is a Specialized Course.
5. Students seeking to be recognized by the University as a Total Health Planner must earn 10 credits by taking all five Total Health Plannercourses as part of the 34 or more total credits required. However, 32 credits is sufficient for such recognition when "Nursing ResearchMethods" is taken as a substitute for a course that can be taken to earn the required credits.