Common Items

NO12

Learning Goals

Learning Objectives

C1-1

Able to write academic
papers in a foreign language

C1-2

Able to debate in a foreignlanguage

Introduction
to Radiation
Biology

Biodiversity
Science (Basic History ofstudies for
Hiroshima
Environmental Restoration
Sciences)

InitialRadiation
Exercise ofExposure,radiation
Internal
measurement
Exposure,
Epidemiology○International Skills:
Able to demonstrate
Able to conduct duties in a
C1-3 leadership in theforeign language
international community
Able to make necessary
decisions and adjustments toC1-4
achieve objectives ininternational groups○○○

Integrated
Radiation
MedicalScience

Organization
TheoryRadiological
Disaster
Medicine

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Nuclear
EnergyApplications

Radiation
Chemistry

Theories ofAdaptive
Behavior

Corporate
Sustainable
SocialTourism
Responsibility Development

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Able to control stress inindividuals and groups, andmanage individuals andgroups to move them in theright direction○○

Able to clearly execute therole should be played in therecovery from a radiation
disaster based on theexperience of Hiroshima
University in recoveringfrom the atomic bombing

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C3-2

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C3-5

Interdisciplinary Skills:
Able to overlook theoverall specialized
knowledge and utilize asneededAble to understand thebasics of radiobiology andevaluate the effects ofradiation on the human body
Able to understand thebasics of radioactive
materials and radiation, andto evaluate the dynamics ofradioactive materials in theenvironment by using
various types of radiation
measuring instruments
Able to understand thestresses on individuals andgroups during a radiation
disaster and provide
solutionsLong-term
Fieldwork/Long-term
Internship

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Able to utilize knowledge
and skills beyond the field ofspecialization, and devise
and develop original
research
Able to understand thevarious risks associated withradiation disasters from acomprehensive perspective
and propose appropriate

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Able to propose solutions toissues based on accurate
knowledge and high ethicalstandards

Management Skills:
Able to understandsituation scientificallyC2-3 and lead consensus
building toward a better
situation

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C2-2

Short-term
Fieldwork○○

Able to understand thechallenges facing humansociety and the issues facedby groups

DesignatedSubject byPrimary
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Radiation
Disaster
RecoveryStudies

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Learning Goals

M4-1

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Able to understand thepathogenesis of acuteradiation injuries ofM4-2
nuclear power plant
workers etc., anddiagnose and treat them

Able to understand theprocess leading to acuteradiation injury and grasp
the pathology of acuteradiation injuries
Able to protect oneself fromacute radiation injury andunderstand the appropriate
disposal methods ofradioactive materials

M4-3

Able to use radiation
measurement devices
properly (Geiger counter,
Whole body counter, etc.)

M5-1

Able to understand thedynamics of radioactive
materials released into theatmosphere due to theaccident and radioactive
materials contained in foodAble to evaluate theeffects of low dose
M5-2 exposure on general
residents etc.

InitialRadiation
Exercise ofExposure,radiation
Internal
measurement
Exposure,
Epidemiology

Organization
TheoryRadiological
Disaster
Medicine

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Integrated
Radiation
MedicalScience

Nuclear
EnergyApplications

Radiation
Chemistry

Theories ofAdaptive
Behavior

Corporate
Sustainable
SocialTourism
Responsibility Development

Radiation
Disaster
Recovery
Studies

DesignatedSubject byPrimary
Advisor

Short-term
Fieldwork○○○

Able to understand thehealth effects of low doseradiation

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M5-3

Able to understandepidemiological studies ofhealth effects caused by low
dose exposure

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M6-1

Able to understand thedifference between internal
exposure and external
exposure

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Able to understand theM6-2 Able to accurately assess basics of health surveys andthe dose of internal and epidemiological studies
external exposure
Able to understand thefeatures of radiation
M6-3
measurement instruments(Geiger counter, Wholebody counter, etc.)
M7-1

7Learning Objectives

Biodiversity
AnScience (Basic History ofIntroduction tostudies for
Hiroshima
Radiation
Environmental Restoration
BiologySciences)

Able to understand theeffects of radiation on
fetuses and children

Able to appropriately
Able to understand theM7-2 evaluate, diagnose, and internal systems of fetus
treat radiation effects on (mother) and childradiosensitive fetuses
Able to understand theand children
methods of protectingM7-3
fetuses (mothers) andchildren from radiation

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Long-term
Fieldwork/Long-term
InternshipNO

Learning Goals

Able to understandcarcinogenesis and genes

M8-1
Able to evaluate the89

Learning Objectives

M8-2 mechanisms ofcarcinogenesis andgenetic effects ofradiation and their risks

Biodiversity
AnScience (Basic History ofIntroduction tostudies for
Hiroshima
Radiation
Environmental Restoration
BiologySciences)○

Radiological
Disaster
Medicine

Nuclear
EnergyApplications

Radiation
Chemistry

Theories of
Adaptive
Behavior

Corporate
Sustainable
SocialTourism
Responsibility DevelopmentRadiation
Disaster
Recovery
Studies

DesignatedSubject byPrimary
Advisor

Short-term
Fieldwork○

M9-1

Able to understand the stresscaused by radioactive
contamination○

Able to evaluate the possible
psychological effects ofstress caused by radioactive
contamination○

Able to understand the basicof mental health care

Integrated
Radiation
MedicalScience○

Able to understand themechanism ofcarcinogenesis and genetic
effects of radiation
Able to understand thebasics of epidemiology
regarding carcinogenic risks
and genetic effects

M9-3

Organization
Theory○M8-3

Able to providepsychologicalassessment and mental
M9-2
care under stress causedby radioactive
contamination

InitialRadiation
Exercise ofExposure,radiation
Internal
measurement
Exposure,
Epidemiology

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Long-term
Fieldwork/Long-term
InternshipRadioactivity Environmental Protection Course

NO4

Learning Goals

Able to understand thebackground leading to
nuclear power plant
E4-1
accidents, nuclear terrorism,
and radiation accidents, andAble to scientificallyto grasp the key points ofanalyze the properties of safety management.
fission reaction products
in nuclear power plant
Able to understand theaccidents, nuclear
principles and structure of
E4-2 terrorism, and radiation
nuclear reactors and theaccidents
nuclear fuel cycle

E4-3Able to understand thestructure and stability ofatomic nuclei, generation ofradiation, and nuclear fission
reaction

E5-1

Able to understand thetheory of diffusion ofradioactive substances into
the environment
Able to understand theprinciple of measurement of
nuclide analysis instruments
for radiation measurement

E5-2
5Able to measure,analyze, and evaluate
environmentalcontamination.
Appropriately

E5-3

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Learning Objectives

Biodiversity
An
Science (Basic History ofIntroduction tostudies for
Hiroshima
Radiation
Environmental Restoration
BiologySciences)

Able to analyze theenvironmental dynamic
state of radioactive
E6-2 materials in theatmosphere, soil, andocean, as well as
contamination in foods

Able to understand andmeasure the analysis andmeasurement methods ofnuclide analysis instruments
for radiation measurement,analyze results, and analyze
and evaluate both internaland external exposure
Able to understand thetransfer and behavior ofradioactive materials fromthe atmosphere, soil, andoceanAble to understand thetransfer of radioactive
materials from theatmosphere, soil, and ocean
to animals and plants, and tounderstand the behavior ofradioactive materials inanimals and plants

InitialRadiation
Exercise of
Exposure,
radiation
Internal
measurement
Exposure,
Epidemiology

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Radiation
Chemistry

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E7-1

Able to understandappropriate disposal ofradioactive waste○

Able to understandappropriate storage ofradioactive waste
Able to understanddecontamination ofradioactive materials

Nuclear
EnergyApplications○Able to understandradioactive contamination infood and evaluate internal
exposure from food

E7-3

RadiologicalDisaster
Medicine

Theories of
AdaptiveBehavior

Corporate
Sustainable
SocialTourism
Responsibility Development

Radiation
Disaster
Recovery
Studies

DesignatedSubject byPrimary
Advisor

Short-term
Fieldwork○E6-3

Able to appropriately
decontaminate
E7-2 radioactivity, anddispose and store
radioactive waste

Organization
Theory○○○○Long-term
Fieldwork/Long-term
InternshipRadioactivity Social Recovery CourseNO

Learning Goals

S4-14

Able to reduce the direct
effects of radiation disasters
on the human body as well as
S4-2 the negative effects of mental
stresses on people andcommunities
S4-3
S5-1

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InitialRadiation
Exercise ofExposure,
Organization
radiation
InternalTheory
measurement
Exposure,
Epidemiology

Radiological
Disaster
Medicine

Nuclear
EnergyApplications

Radiation
Chemistry

Theories ofAdaptive
Behavior

Able to estimate and understand the mental
effects on people during a radiation disaster○

Able to understand the effects of stress onhuman beings and the method of treating
mental illness○

Able to understand the processes of cognitive
distortions and human errorRadiation
Sustainable
Corporate
Disaster
Tourism
SocialRecoveryResponsibility Development
Studies

Able to understand the process of mental
development in children

S6-1

Able to understand the role of various socialorganizations and the process of social
decision making

Able to conduct appropriate
Able to understand the way to manage risk
S6-2 risk communication toaddress social concerns about communication in times of disasterradiation
Able to understand the occurrence mechanismsof social exclusion, prejudice andS6-3
discrimination after a disaster, and draw up
measures to prevent their spreadS7-2 Able to assist to rebuild thecommunities of affected
residents

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Able to conduct project analysis from variousperspectives
Able to understand systematic project
management methods○

Able to understand the relationship between
individual and group○

Able to understand the qualities required ofleaders, and the ideal nature of followers andgroups that can bring such qualities into play○○

Able to understand the generating mechanisms
S9-2 Able to formulate appropriate and effects of social exclusion, and to consider
social consensus undermeasures to prevent and control it
radiation stresses
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Able to understand the structure of acommunity and the operation methods

Able to understand the methods to expand
social capital

Able to expand social capital
to solve social problems
S8-2
through collaboration andpromote projects
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S8-1

Long-term
Fieldwork/Lo
ng-term
Internship○○Able to understand the process of community
recovery with the passage of time after adisaster, and to recommend appropriate
responses

Short-term
Fieldwork○

Able to understand the relationship between
people’s lives and their communities

S7-3

DesignatedSubject byPrimaryAdvisor○

Able to understand wholesome child-rearing
environment for mothers and children

S5-3

S9-1

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Science (Basic History ofstudies for
Hiroshima
Environmental RestorationSciences)

Able to support a wholesome
child-rearing environment
Able to understand the basics of healthS5-2 under radiation-induced
sciences for the fetus (mother) and children
stresses

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Learning Objectives

Introduction
to Radiation
Biology○○