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 Radiological and Medical Laboratory Sciences］
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

Notes

Second year

SpringFallSpring
FallSemester Semester Semester Semester

Total

89

Pathophysiological Laboratory Sciences

Radiological Sciences

222221222222222222222210
1022222222
10

Specialized Courses

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 IICourses 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
Advanced Topics on Radiological System Engineering
Advanced Topics on Clinical Imaging Diagnosis
Advanced Topics on Medical Imaging and Information
Advanced Topics on Radiation Physics and Therapy
Advanced Topics on Radiochemistry and Safety Management
Advanced Topics on Anatomy and Physiology
Practicum on Radiological Sciences I
Practicum on Radiological Sciences II
Clinical Practice on Radiation Therapy Technology ★
Research Work I
Advanced Topics on Microbiology and Immunology
Advanced Topics on Chemical Pathophysiology
Advanced Topics on Environmental Pathogenesis
Advanced Topics on Biological Physiology
Advanced Topics on Molecular Pathophysiology
Advanced Topics on Anatomical Pathology
Practicum on Pathophysiology IPracticum on Pathophysiology IIResearch Work I

Students must earn at least 6credits.

30
30303030←←

3060→→

30
303030
←

60
30
← 30

→

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

30

1. Students must earn 2 credits
in Advanced Topics designatedby their academic advisor, 2credits in Practicum, and 10credits in Research Work. Inaddition, students must earn 6credits in Specialized Courses.

3030303030←←←←9090
4503003030303030←←←

9090300→
2. In addition to the above,→ students must earn at least 4→ credits in either Common
Courses or Specialized Courses.
→
These credits can be earned bytaking Specialized Courses
offered in other departments orgraduate schools.
30* These elective portions (freelychosen courses) are referred toas 'float credits'.
3. Courses indicated by "★" arerequired for students enrolled in→ the radiation therapy technology→ professional course.
→Courses indicated by "★" cannot be taken by students who are not enrolled in the radiation therapy technology professional course.
<<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. 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.