Keep this brochure while you belong to the School

Academic Year 2018

Guidelines for Graduate School of
Systems Life Sciences, Kyushu University(For students in International Course enrolled in Academic Year 2018)

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Contents

Introduction・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・2
1. Education at the Graduate School・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 3
2. Course subjects, required number of credits and criteria for completing the course・・・ 5
A) Curriculum components
B) Requirements for earning Doctoral DegreeC) Requirements for earning Master’s Degree
3. Required number of credits and criteria for completing the course by 3rd year enrolled
students ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・8A) Requirements for completionB) How to complete the course
4. Class systems・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 9
5. Course registration ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 10
6. Attending courses in other graduate schools・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 13
7. Syllabuses・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 13
8. Grade confirmation・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 13
9. Website notification from Kyushu University and Student Affairs Office of Graduate Schoolof Systems Life Sciences・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
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List of Course Subjects of Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences・・・・・・・・・ 15

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Introduction
The guidelines in this brochure provide the rules, credit systems and other relevant information of the
Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences, Kyushu University for students who are enrolled in the
Academic Year 2018.
In order for the students enrolled in the Academic Year 2018 to complete the courses and earn a
Doctoral Degree, you need to complete the class subjects and meet the criteria outlined in this brochure. Be
familiar with the guidelines so that you take and finish the subjects required. Keep this brochure with you
while you are in the School. (PDF format of the Credits Guidelines will be posted on the Website of the
Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences later).
More detailed information on each of the class subjects is provided in the syllabus found on the Websiteof the Graduate School for your reference.
If you have any questions, contact the Student Affairs Office of the Graduate School of Systems Life
Sciences.

Information Desk
Student Affairs Office, Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences, Kyushu University
744 Motooka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0395
West Zone 1, Building B, 3rd Floor, Room W1-B-306, Ito Campus, Kyushu University
TEL; +81-(0)92-802-4013 Fax; +81-(0)92-802-4016
E-mail; rixkyomu@jimu.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Student Support Office, Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences, Kyushu University
744 Motooka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0395
West Zone 1, Building B, 3rd Floor, Room W1-B-306, Ito Campus, Kyushu University
TEL; +81-(0)92-802-4014 Fax; +81-(0)92-802-4016
E-mail; rixgksien@jimu.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences Office, Kyushu University
744 Motooka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0395
West Zone 1, Building C, 8th Floor, Room W1-C-822, Ito Campus, Kyushu University
TEL; +81-(0)92-802-4033
E-mail; sls-jimu@sci.kyushu-u.ac.jp

WEB: http://www.sls.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/2

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1. Education at the Graduate School
5-year doctoral course
The Graduate School offers a 5-year doctoral course without a division of master’s program anddoctor’s program. A Doctoral Degree is given to those who belong to this course for five years, earn
the required credits, receive the designated research instruction, submit a doctoral dissertation and takeand pass the final examination.
For those who enter as 3rd year students in the doctoral course will be given instruction tailored tothe credits they earned before entering the Graduate School.
The Graduate School provides a degree on Systems Life Sciences and the students can choose from
Science, Engineering and Informatics.

Human resources development
The graduates of our Graduate School are life scientists who have common sense in informatics
and engineering and, at the same time, engineers/informatics scientists who have common sense inbiology. They are also expected to be human resources equipped with ethical values and businessmind who will create new industries and research fields. Currently in Kyushu University as well as inJapan, there are very few professors who are specializing in the multiple fields of life sciences,
informatics and engineering, and therefore it is indispensable for the Graduate School to be staffed byfaculty members having expertise in the educational fields of informatics, engineering and biology.
The Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences is staffed by the members of the Graduate
Schools/Faculties of Kyushu University including Information Science and Electrical Engineering,Engineering, Agriculture, Mathematics for Industry, Science, Medical Sciences, Medical Institute of
Bio-regulation, Arts and Science, and Inamori Frontier Research Center. As they engage ineducational research in cooperation, the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences serves as a major
hub of interdisciplinary education.
Department and divisions of the Graduate School
The Graduate School consists of one department and five divisions.
Systems Life Sciences
Bioinformatics

Informatics / Engineering

Life Engineering
Medical Molecular Cell Biology
Molecular Life Sciences

Biology / Life Science

Biological Sciences

Policy of course completion
The graduate students of Systems Life Sciences are expected to acquire basic knowledge of
research fields different from the major field of them. Therefore, we offer basic lecture series by thefaculties of the five divisions above, by which the students specializing mainly in Informatics,
Engineering, Biology, Life Science or other fields can smoothly receive the School’s interdisciplinary
education.
For the purpose of quickly acquiring the basic knowledge and thinking processes in the first year of
doctoral course, we require those students who studied a field in informatics or engineering to take abasic course in Medical Molecular Cell Biology, Molecular Life Sciences, or Biological Sciences.
Conversely, to those students who studied subjects in Medical Sciences, Molecular Life Sciences, or
Biological Sciences, we require that they take a basic course in Informatics or Engineering.

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Table 1: Guideline to Select Basic Subjects
Major in undergraduate

Basic subjects

Informatics / Engineering

Medical Life SciencesⅠ, Ⅱ
Basic Molecular Life SciencesⅠ, Ⅱ
Basic Biological SciencesⅠ, Ⅱ

Biology

Basic BioinformaticsⅠ, Ⅱ
Basic Life EngineeringⅠ, Ⅱ

The Graduate School designates “Bioethics” as an obligatory basic subject for cultivating
researchers equipped with the ability to make balanced judgment in ethical values. This subject iscompulsory.
Quarter system
Kyusyu University has been adopting a quarter system, which is division of an academic year into
four parts (Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter semester). Each course holds eight classes during aquarter. When classes are cancelled due to public holidays or any other occasions, they will berescheduled to other date. Therefore, the University calendar and Systems Life Sciences website arehighly recommended being checked regularly.
Normally, an examination is held in each course during the quarter. However, the schedule or theway of evaluation are very depending on the instructor in charge, so that the details should bechecked in advance.
The period of each quarter of 2018 is as follows.
Spring semester; from April 9 to June 6
Summer semester; from June 7 to August 9 (8/3 - 8/9 are spare days)
F a l l s e m e s t e r; from October 2 to November 29
Winter semester; from November 30 to February 18 (2/12 - 2/18 are spare days)* We use two semester system for organizing entrance and degree conferment ceremonies,
school register, tuition fee payment and so on.
First semester; from April 1 to September 30
Second semester; from October 1 to March 31

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2. Course subjects, required number of credits and criteria for completing the course
A) Curriculum components
The following subjects should be studied to complete the program.
1) Basic subjects (compulsory); Subject on bioethics
2 Basic subjects (Selective);
Lectures designated to learn basic knowledge and thinking processes of fields outside thestudent’s specialty
3 Specialized subjects;
Lectures designated to learn deeply the student's specialty
4 Technical Reading and Writing of Systems Life SciencesⅠ,Ⅱ;
Course designated to cultivate the ability to read comprehensively scientific papers written in
English and to prepare manuscript to report your research results by English. In addition, thecourse is designated to cultivate the ability for logical thinking required of researchers.
5) Special Study of Systems Life Sciences;
Lectures designated to learn investigation, analyses, demonstrative tests, etc. oninterdisciplinary themes with instruction from multiple professors
6 Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅠ,Ⅱ;
Seminars designed to enable to select doctoral dissertation themes and to pioneer
interdisciplinary fields.
(*Advanced Seminar I is implemented as doctoral dissertation presentation)
7 Seminar of Systems Life Sciences;
Seminars conducted by a small number of students in a laboratory to develop the abilities toinvestigate, examine, discuss and present, that are required for conducting doctoral dissertation
research.
8 Doctoral Dissertation SeminarB) Requirements for earning Doctoral Degree
The followings are all required to earn a Doctoral Degree.
1) To belong to the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences for at least five years2) To earn at least 42 credits (See Table 2)3) To receive instruction on research from supervisors and to pass the doctoral dissertation
screening and final examination
A Doctoral Degree (in System Life Sciences) is granted to the students who complete the program.
The title of the degree could be chosen from Doctor of Engineering, Doctor of Science or Doctor ofPhilosophy depending on the thesis themes.
We advise students to discuss thoroughly with the supervisor regarding the degree title.
Table 2: Credits required for earning Doctoral Degree
Types of credits

Credits

Courseregistration

Period required① Basic subjects (compulsory); Bioethics

1

Required

D1② Basic subjects (Selective)

4

RequiredD1

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③ Specialized subjects

6

RequiredD1 or D2

④ From basic subject group or specialized
subject group (except course subjects
attended for ② and ③ above)3

RequiredD1 or D2

⑤ Technical Reading and Writingof Systems Life SciencesⅠ4

Not required

D1⑥ Technical Reading and Writingof Systems Life SciencesⅡ4

Not required

D2⑦ Special Study of Systems Life Sciences

6

Not required

D1 and D2⑧ Advanced Seminar in Systems
Life SciencesⅠ2

Not required

D2⑨ Advanced Seminar in Systems
Life SciencesⅡ2

Not required

After D3

⑩ Seminar of Systems Life Sciences

4

Not required

After D3

⑪ Doctoral Dissertation Seminar6

Not required

After D3

Total

42 or moreC) Requirements for earning Master’s Degree
The followings are all required to earn a Master’s Degree.
1) To belong to the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences for at least two years2) To earn at least 30 credits (See Table 3)3) To pass the midterm examination as well as master thesis screening
Table 3: Credits required for earning Master’s Degree
Types of credits

Credits① Basic subjects (compulsory); Bioethics

1

Courseregistration
Required② Basic subjects (Selective)

4

RequiredD1③ Specialized subjects

6

RequiredD1 or D2

④ From basic subject group or specialized
subject group (except course subjects
attended for ② and ③ above)3

RequiredD1 or D2

4

Not required

D1

4

Not required

D2⑦ Special Study of Systems Life Sciences

6

Not required

D1 and D2⑧ Advanced Seminar in Systems
Life SciencesⅠ2

Not required

D2⑨ Midterm Examination, Master's Thesis

N/A(screening only)

Not required

D2

Total

30 or more

⑤ Technical Reading and Writingof Systems Life SciencesⅠ⑥ Technical Reading and Writingof Systems Life SciencesⅡ

6

Period required
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A Master’s Degree (System Life Sciences) is granted.
Degree titles other than “Master of Systems Life Sciences” can be selected primarily depending on the
Faculty of your supervising professor and completed subject. (See Table 4) In case you intend to earna Master’s Degree other than “Master of Systems Life Sciences”, have a thorough discussion with thesupervisor before your start to study.
Table 4: Master’s Degrees
Denomination

Affiliation of supervisingprofessors

Criteria for earning degree

Master of Engineering
修士（工学）･Faculty of Engineering

Earning at least six credits for classsubjects of the Graduate School ofEngineering

Master of Philosophy
修士（情報科学）･Faculty of information
Science and ElectricalEngineering

Earning at least six credits for classsubjects of the Graduate School ofInformation Science and ElectricalEngineering･Faculty of Medical Science･Medical Institute of
Bioregulation･Faculty of Science･Faculty of Arts and Science･INAMORI Frontier
Research Center

Earning at least six credits from thelisted subjects below.
･ Basic subject of Medical Life
Sciences, Molecular Life Science or
Biological Sciences･Specialized subject of Medical Life
Sciences, Molecular Life Science or
Biological Sciences (including its
Special Lectures)

Master of Science
修士（理学）* If you intend to take a Master’s Degree out of the Table 4 shows (Ex. Taking “Master ofEngineering” even though your supervising professor is belong to Faculty of Science), your request
can be accepted by submitting a statement which your supervisor wrote to the Dean. Besides, you mustfully completed the above criteria to do so.

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3. Required number of credits and criteria for completing the course by 3rd year enrolled
students
A) Requirements for completion
The followings are all required to earn a Doctoral Degree.
1) To belong to the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences for at least three years2) To earn at least 42 credits (See Table 5)3) To receive instruction on research from supervisors and to pass the doctoral dissertation
screening and final examination *1)
B) How to complete the course
As shown in Table 5, the students need to receive a package certification of 29 credits whichcorrespond to the credits required to be earned by the end of the second year in the Graduate School(see below *2). In addition, the students need to earn credits from “Bioethics (1 credit),” “Advanced
Seminar II (2 credits), “Specialized Study (4 credits)” and “Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (6 credits)”.
Table 5: Required Credits to be earned by 3rd Year Enrolled Students
Credits

Courseregistration

Certified credits *2)

29 *3)

Not required

Basic subjects (compulsory); Bioethics

1 *4)

Required

Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅡ2

Not required

Seminar of Systems Life Sciences

4

Not required

Doctoral Dissertation Seminar6

Not required

Types of credits

Total

42 or more

*1) A doctoral dissertation can be submitted only by those students who belong to the doctoral
program of the Graduate School for at least two years and satisfy required instruction on research
activities.
*2）Students who move to the 3rd grade of graduate school of Systems Life Sciences after graduatingfrom another graduate school should get credits transferred from their previous school. Whenapproved, these certified credits (maximum: 29 credits) will count as required credits for thecompletion of the Doctoral course.
*3）The 29 credits required to earn in the Graduate School by the end of the second year listed below
can be certified as a package in the screening process of the professor meeting which considers thecredits and research results achieved by the students in their previous graduate school for master’s
program.
(1) Basic subjects (Selective); 4 Credits(2) Specialized subjects; 6 Credits(3) From basic subject group or special subject group(except course subjects attended for 2 and 3 above) ; 3 Credits(4) Technical Reading and Writing of Systems Life SciencesⅠ; 4 Credits(5) Technical Reading and Writing of Systems Life SciencesⅡ; 4 Credits(6) Special Study of Systems Life Sciences; 6 Credits(7) Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅠ; 2 Credits*4）In case the professor meeting of the Graduate School recognizes that the students have alreadyearned credits which correspond to “Bioethics” provided in the Graduate School, they can be
regarded as having completed “Bioethics” and the credits are certified accordingly.
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4. Class systems･Basic subjects (compulsory), Basic subjects (Selective), Specialized subjects
The classes on the subject are held in the form of lectures and practice sessions. In principle, the classis held once a week, 8 times in total for each of the four quarter terms (spring, summer, autumn andwinter terms). Those who pass the final examination are granted the credits.
･Technical Reading and Writing of Systems Life Sciences Ⅰ･Ⅱ, Special Study of Systems Life
Sciences, Seminar of Systems Life Sciences, Doctoral Dissertation Seminar
The classes on the subject are held in the form of instruction on research and education. In theindividual instruction on research and education provided by the supervising professor, those whom
the supervising professor recognizes as having fully reached the designated subject goal are granted
the credits. (We advise you to discuss thoroughly with the supervising professor regarding the methodof instruction.)･Advanced Seminar in Systems Life Sciences Ⅰ
This subject is implemented as a doctoral dissertation presentation. Since Advanced Seminar I and thesubmission procedure of doctoral dissertation are different among the courses and laboratories, we
advise students to follow the notices from the Systems Life Sciences Office and check it with thesupervisor.
･Advanced Seminar in Systems Life Sciences Ⅱ
Students are expected to give presentation about the doctoral research in Advanced Seminar in
Systems Life SciencesⅡ and all-laboratories poster contest which is held once a year. The course canbe completed by attending both Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅡ and all-laboratories
poster contest. (Be advised that the course cannot be completed only by attending either one of these
activities.) The course is attended by students in the 3rd year and later of the doctoral program. Those
who are enrolled in October are advised to attend the course in the following year (the 4th year of thedoctoral program).
The all-laboratories poster contest
This is a poster presentation organized primarily by the students of the Graduate School.
The goal is to learn how to present own research in an easy-to-understand manner to students andprofessors specializing in other research fields.
One or two coordinators are selected from the students attending the course, who will notify theother students (in the 3rd year or later in the doctoral program and who have not attended
all-laboratories poster contest yet) of the planned date and time of the contest. All students are
obligated to reply whether they attend or not.
Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅡ
This is an oral presentation session held by a group of 5 or 6 students who present their research to
students and professors specializing in other research fields. The professor responsible for the
subject divides students into several groups, each of which is supervised by one professor. The
supervising professor of your group will notify you of the date and time of the presentation.

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5. Course registration
1) Method of course registration① to register course (subjects) at the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences, visit Kyushu
University Website (Top > Student Life > Course Registration > Registration / Syllabuses >Registration & Final Grade Confirmation).
[Kyushu University Website (for course registration)]
http://www.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/education/class/learning/registration/①～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～②

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②Click “Course registration, course review, grade inquiries” and the link to the log-in window
appears. Enter your User ID (SSO-KID) and Password, and click “Log-in” (③).
For detailed instruction on how to complete course registration, refer to the “Manual (PDF”) on theabove URL.

*For online Web course registration, the following OS and browsers are compatible.
(Windows)
Web browser

Internet Explorer 7 or later(Macintosh)OS

Mac OS X (10.7 Lion has not been confirmed)

Web browser

Safari 5.1.2

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The method of registration of course subjects in the Graduate School varies depending on the typeof subjects, so we advise you to check the details beforehand and complete the registration within thedesignated period.
Subjects

Method of course registration･Basic subjects (compulsory)･Basic subjects (Selective)･Specialized subjects*Except “special lecture”

Website course registration･Technical Reading and Writing ofSystems Life SciencesⅠ, Ⅱ･Special Study of Systems Life Sciences･Advanced Seminar in Systems Life
SciencesⅠ, Ⅱ･Seminar of Systems Life Sciences･Doctoral Dissertation Seminar･Midterm Examination,･Master's Thesis

Course registration not required

Specialized subject of special lecture

Other methods different from Website course
registration*Advance registration application may be / may
not be required*Be advised to check the notifications on theWebsite and email from the Graduate School of
Systems Life Sciences

KIKAN Education for Graduate Schools

Registered on Website of Faculty of Arts andScience of Kyushu University[https://www.artsci.kyushu-u.ac.jp/campus_life/gs/index.html#english]

Other graduate school courses

Submit “Application for Attending other Schools”
to the Student Affairs Office of the Graduate
School of Systems Life Sciences (it can be also
submitted via email)3) Period of course registration
The period of course registration is about four weeks starting the first day of the first semester(spring and summer quarters combined) and second semester (autumn and winter quarters
combined), during which registration and confirmation are completed.
Be advised that course registration cannot be accepted after the designated registration periods. In
case course registration is not confirmed, students cannot attend the classes, take the exams or earn
the credits. The period of course registration and confirmation is notified for each of the courses
or subjects. You are responsible to complete and confirm the registration within the designatedperiod by all means.
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6. Attending courses in other graduate schools
In case your supervising professors consider it beneficial for your education, you may attend course
subjects given by other graduate schools which are admitted by the Graduate School of Systems Life
Sciences. The earned credits could be certified up to 10. However, you need to earn 4 credits for Basic
subjects (Selective) and 6 credits for specialized subjects from the courses in the Graduate School. (Thecertifiable credits from other graduate school courses are “Table 2; ④ three credits from basic subject
group or special subject group (except course subjects attended for ② and ③ above)”.)Credit transfer with the subjects in Faculty of Arts and Science and Consortium Fukuoka is
implemented the same manner as the subjects of other graduate schools, but up to two credits in total are
certified as the required credits of the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences.
In case you would like to attend course subjects of other graduate schools, Submit “Application for
Attending other Schools” to the Student Affairs Office of the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences.

7. Syllabuses
A syllabus is a design drawing of courses covered in education. It provides information on the purpose,
outline, procedure, goal, evaluation methods/standards, textbooks, and reference books of each course
subject. The information helps you to visualize your study on the course subject in advance. Read thesyllabuses thoroughly and understand fully the purpose and goal of the subjects of your interest.
Students can check the syllabus of each subject on the Website of the Graduate School of Systems Life
Sciences below.
[Syllabuses (List of Course Subjects) of the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences]
http://www.sls.kyushu-u.ac.jp/lectures/syllabus/

8. Grade confirmation
Grade confirmation can be done on the Website. Visit the same Website as course registration.
In case you have inquiries or corrections to be made regarding your grades, contact the Student Affairs
Office of the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences before the end of the course period of the subject
you attended.

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9. Website notification from Kyushu University and Student Affairs Office of Graduate
School of Systems Life Sciences
The notice board on the Website of the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences posts information
on classes (planned dates, cancellations, materials used, etc.), notices of lectures and seminars,
application for scholarship, job advertisement, and so on. We advise you check the notice board
frequently.
Please keep in mind that the notice board is currently accessible only on-campus.
[Main page of the Website of the Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences]
http://www.sls.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/
Important notifications such as exemption from entrance or tuition fees may be sent directly toindividual e-mail addresses. Therefore, be always ready to receive e-mails sent to the address given
from Kyushu University (“student id number”@s.kyushu-u.ac.jp).
In case you are using another e-mail address mainly, enable e-mail forwarding settings.
Be careful also that e-mails from the Student Affairs Office may not reach you in case you use mobile
phone e-mail address (docomo, SoftBank, au, etc.) or enable an e-mail due to filtering function of yourPC.

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List of Course Subjects of Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences
Subjects

Credits

Standard completion period (*)
D1

D2

Basic subjects (compulsory)
Bioethics

1◎

Basic Bioinformatics Ⅰ

1○

Basic Bioinformatics Ⅱ

1○

Basic Life EngineeringⅠ

1○

Basic Life EngineeringⅡ

1○

Medical Life SciencesⅠ1○

Medical Life SciencesⅡ1○

Basic Molecular Life SciencesⅠ

1○

Basic Molecular Life SciencesⅡ1○

Basic Biological SciencesⅠ

1○

Basic Biological SciencesⅡ1○

Basic subjects (Selective)

Specialized subjects
Specialized subject of Bioinformatics
Bioinformatics, Advanced CourseⅠ

1○

Bioinformatics, Advanced CourseⅡ

1○

Bioinformatics, Advanced Course Ⅲ

1○Bioinformatics, Advanced Course Ⅳ

1○Life Engineering, Advanced CourseⅠ

1○

Life Engineering, Advanced CourseⅡ

1○

Life Engineering, Advanced Course Ⅲ

1○Life Engineering, Advanced Course Ⅳ

1○

Topics in medical life sciencesⅠ

1○

Topics in medical life sciencesⅡ

1○

Topics in medical life sciences Ⅲ

1○

Topics in medical life sciences Ⅳ

1○Specialized subject of Life Engineering

Specialized subject of Medical Molecular Cell Biology◎; Compulsory subjects, ○; Selective subjects

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Subjects

Credits

Standard completion period (*)
D1

D2

Specialized subjects
Specialized subject of Molecular Life Sciences
Molecular Life Sciences, Advanced CourseⅠ

1○

Molecular Life Sciences, Advanced CourseⅡ

1○

Molecular Life Sciences, Advanced Course Ⅲ

1○

Molecular Life Sciences, Advanced Course Ⅳ

1○

Biological Sciences, Advanced CourseⅠ

1○

Biological Sciences, Advanced CourseⅡ

1○

Biological Sciences, Advanced Course Ⅲ

1○Biological Sciences, Advanced Course Ⅳ

1○

Patent and Venture Company for Life Sciences
and Biomedical Engineering

2○

Bioinformatics Special Lecture

1○Life Engineering Special Lecture

1○

Medical Molecular Cell Biology Special Lecture

1○

Molecular Life Sciences Special Lecture

1○

Special Lecture of Integrative Life ScienceⅠ

1○

Special Lecture of Integrative Life ScienceⅡ

1○

Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅲ

1○Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅳ

1○Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅴ

1○Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅵ

1○

Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅶ

1○Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅷ

1○Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅸ

1○Special Lecture of Integrative Life Science Ⅹ

1○Specialized subject of Biological Sciences

Specialized subject of special lecture◎; Compulsory subjects, ○; Selective subjects

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Subjects

Credits

Standard completion period (*)
D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

Technical Reading and Writing of Systems Life Sciences
Technical Reading and Writing ofSystems Life SciencesⅠ

4

Technical Reading and Writing ofSystems Life SciencesⅡ4◎

Special Study of Systems Life Sciences

6◎

Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅠ

2◎

Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅡ2◎

Seminar of Systems Life Sciences

4◎

Doctoral Dissertation Seminar

6

◎

◎

Advanced Seminar in Systems Life Sciences◎; Compulsory subjects, ○; Selective subjects(*)“Standard completion period” is represents the grade for which you will acquire credits normally. But
if you do not acquire credits in the normal grade, you can acquire its later. However, it is not possible
to acquire credits which the "Standard completion period" is after the 3rd grade at the time of the 1st
grade and 2nd grade

Required number of credits and criteria for completing the course(1) Basic subjects (compulsory); Bioethics(2) Basic subjects (Selective); 4 Credits(3) Specialized subjects; 6 Credits(4) From basic subject group or special subject group(except course subjects attended for (2) and (3) above) ; 3 Credits(5) Technical Reading and Writing of Systems Life SciencesⅠ; 4 Credits(6) Technical Reading and Writing of Systems Life SciencesⅡ; 4 Credits(7) Special Study of Systems Life Sciences; 6 Credits(8) Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅠ; 2 Credits(9) Advanced Seminar in Systems Life SciencesⅡ; 2 Credits(10) Seminar of Systems Life Sciences; 4 Credits(11) Doctoral Dissertation Seminar; 6 Credits
Total; 42 Credits or more

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