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July 2015 Vol.695

The 9th Local Business Inspection Tour（June 30）

The 28th Summer School Program Begins ··········································· ０１ MOU with University of Arkansas Fort Smith ······································ ０３

The 5th UGSAS Seminar ··························································· ０５

The 3rd Press Conference by the President for 2015 ······························ ０７

President Moriwaki visits the University of Dhaka and the IITG ·················· ０８

The United Graduate School of Agricultural Science signs a Memorandum of Understanding

with Thuyloi University, Vietnam ················································ １１

Environmental Partnership Program “Seed to Seed Eco-Continuity Project”

Morning Glory Seeds Given Out ··················································· １３

The 9th Local Business Inspection Tour ·········································· １４

Degree Awarding ································································· １６

Foreign Researchers Accepted by Gifu University in June ························· １７

Guidelines for Applicants for Fall Admission 2015，

Guidelines for Applicants for Admission 2016 ···································· １８

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The 28th Summer School Program Begins

The International Student Center opened the 28th Summer School Program on Wednesday, June 3, 2015. This program has an eight-week course and a four-week course. Seventeen students from Lund University, Sweden came to Gifu University to take part in the eight-week course and they will study at Gifu University till the end of July. The summer school program is held every year for the students of Gifu University’s overseas partner universities. In addition to Japanese language study, the participants have a chance to visit nearby local towns such as Mino, Toki and Gujo City to get familiar with Japanese culture and traditions. They will experience drum beating and kimono wearing in Mino City and pottery-making in Toki City. In Gujo City, they will stay at the local residents’ houses for four days. Moreover, they will attend a lecture of traditional Noh masked dance drama and Kyogen short comedic drama, watch live Sumo bouts and join one-day trip to Kamikochi and one-day trip to Kanazawa. Participants are all looking forward to a rare chance of immersing themselves in Japanese culture.

Participants of the summer school program stay at the Extracurricular Seminar House (located off-campus) for two months with the Japanese students, who serve as tutors for the summer school students. By having meals and studying together, the summer school students and the Japanese students develop strong bonds with each other. As a matter of fact, there are a number of students who studied at Lund University and other overseas universities after serving as tutors of the summer school program.

On June 3, the summer school students attended the 28th Summer School Program opening ceremony, orientation and a campus tour. Later, they were invited to a welcome party at the International Student Center. In the party, the summer school students introduced themselves in Japanese. They talked about their majors at Lund University and hobbies, etc. Then, the Japanese tutors introduced themselves. In quite a friendly atmosphere, the summer school students and the Japanese students soon opened up to one another and enjoyed conversations.

The four-week course will start from Wednesday, June 24, and three from Mokpo National University, South Korea and two from Northern Kentucky University (NKU) will attend this course. The two from NKU are the first participants in 16 years.

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Please keep your eye on the update of this year’s summer school program!

Opening Ceremony and Orientation Campus Tour

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MOU with University of Arkansas Fort Smith

The Faculty of Regional Studies and the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith (UAFS), USA signed a Memorandum of Understanding for Academic Cooperation (MOU) on Monday, June 8, 2015 with a view to promoting exchanges among students and researchers between the two institutions.

The University of Arkansas - Fort Smith is a four-year, state university located in the State of Arkansas. UAFS has long been recognized for its academic contributions to the local community, the large number of its graduates who work for local businesses and industries, and for its many successful international programs. One of the factors behind this MOU are the similarities between our two institutions: both Gifu University and UAFS are mid-size universities, both are located in the suburbs of major cities, and both focus on education and research activities in support of their respective local communities.

The signing ceremony held at the Faculty of Regional Studies was attended by Dr. Paul B. Beran, Chancellor of UAFS, and Mr. Takeo Suzuki, Executive Director, Office of International Relations of UAFS. Gifu University was represented by Dr. Fumiaki Suzuki, Executive Director for International Affairs and Public Relations, and Prof. Akiro Takeuchi, Dean of the Faculty of Regional Studies. Dr. Beran, Dr. Suzuki, and Prof. Takeuchi signed the MOU.

The two UAFS delegates later visited the Office of President and met with President Hisataka Moriwaki. Dr. Suzuki, Dr. Toyohide Takeuchi, Director of International Student Center, Prof. Akiro Takeuchi, Prof. Kazuo Nakagawa of the Faculty of Regional Studies, Ms. Junko Sugaya, Director of the International Planning Division and Ms. Konoe Kamei of the same division were also in attendance at this meeting. Dr. Beran presented an overview of UAFS, noting that its campus has been designated as "Best Maintained Landscape in the Nation" in 2003. He also mentioned the university’s ideal study and research environment, with its full range of modern equipment and facilities, many of which were built through private donations. In a wide-ranging presentation, he also spoke of the many international students currently studying at UAFS. Those attending the presentation were very interested to learn about UAFS’s business partnership with local companies such as Wal-Mart Inc. (which is headquartered in Arkansas) and the University's demonstrated ability to secure funding.

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This MOU is expected to play a crucial role in transforming the two universities into more globally-focused institutions and to facilitate exchanges among students and researchers. At the same time, the new relationship is expected to help support the Faculty of Regional Studies in initiating a new program called the “International Liberal Arts Course,” which is scheduled to be launched in 2016.

Meeting participants expressed their hopes that the MOU between Gifu University and UAFS represents the first step toward a long-term, vital friendship in the years to come.

Meeting with the President

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The 5th UGSAS Seminar

On June 16, 2015 the United Graduate School of Agricultural Science (UGSAS) held the 5th UGSAS Seminar, attended by 41 people (17 students, 18 teaching and administrative members, and six representatives from companies).

First, two students made presentations on their experiences in the “Research Internship,” one of the academic programs of UGSAS. Ms. Ben Othman Sana gave a report on her experiences at Ichimaru Pharcos Co., Ltd. She talked about how invaluable experiences there were, mentioning the unique laboratories and equipment of the company were things she would not have been able to see at the University, as well as how welcoming the people of the company were to her. Ms. Vonny Indah Mutiara gave a presentation on her internship at Andalas University, Indonesia. She spoke about her experiences interviewing local people, and said that she would make best use of this opportunity to the research works in the future.

Second, the representatives from the five companies from the Industry Subcommittee* presented company overviews and outlined what their companies want from students. The back-and-forth with the students and company representatives was spirited and fruitful, with such concrete questions as the companies’ positions with regard to hiring doctoral candidates, etc.

Lastly, Dr. Mayumi Yamamoto, Director of the Health Administration Center, delivered a lecture on health management while studying abroad. The participants, especially the students planning to participate in research internships and international meetings, listened intently to the lecture.

*The Industry Subcommittee is made up of five companies in the Tokai Regionspecializing in biological and biotechnological research. Its objective is to cultivate highly-skilled professionals.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 【Program】 1. Research Internship Report・3rd year Ms. Ben Othman Sana Internship at Ichimaru Pharcos Co., Ltd. ・2nd year Ms. Vonny Indah Mutiara Internship at Andalas University (Indonesia)

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2. Company Overview and What Companies Expect from StudentsPresentations by 5 companies from the Industrial Committee ・Ichimaru Pharcos Co., Ltd. ・Gifu Shellac Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ・Salad Cosmo Co., Ltd. ・Sanyu Consultants Inc. ・Taiyo Kagaku Co., Ltd.

3. Health Management While Studying AbroadDr. Mayumi Yamamoto, Director of the Health Administration Center

Ms. Ben Othman Sana giving her presentation

Mr. Mitsuhiko Nakada from Salad Cosmo Co., Ltd. giving his presentation

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The 3rd Press Conference by the President for 2015

Gifu University held the 3rd Press Conference by the President on July 17, 2015.

President Moriwaki Hisataka first gave a brief outline of the next presentation about newly opened Next-Generation Energy Research Center by Dr. Shuichi Nonomura (Director of the Center) in association with the “Gifu University’s for the year2015.” Then, Dr. Nonomura gave the presentation and introduced the activities of the Center. In the question-and-answer session that followed, there was a lively back-and-forth with reporters, and the conference proved to be an invaluable opportunity for the University to get its message across to the public.

Speaker & Speech Title: - President Moriwaki

“Gifu University’s for the year2015” - Dr. Nonomura

“The Activities of the Next-Generation Energy Research Center”

Presentation by President Moriwaki Dr. Nonomura talks about the Center

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President Moriwaki visits the University of Dhaka and the IITG The Gifu University delegation visited the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh and the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati (IITG), India from June 20 to June 23 2015. The delegation members included: President Hisataka Moriwaki, Dr. Fumiaki Suzuki, Executive Director for International Affairs and Public Relations, Dr. Hiroyuki Koyama, Advisor to the President, Dr. Mayumi Yamamoto, Director of the Health Administration Center and Ms. Junko Sugaya, Director of the International Planning Division. During their visit to the University of Dhaka on June 20, President Moriwaki and Prof. AAMS Arefin Siddique, Vice Chancellor of the University of Dhaka signed a Letter of Agreement for a Collaborative Office for the development of a joint laboratory. Gifu University and the University of Dhaka signed an Agreement for Exchange Programs in June 2004, and the Gifu University Dhaka Office opened in August 2009 within Dhaka City. The Office later was relocated to the University of Dhaka campus in 2013. Prior to the signing ceremony, President Moriwaki held talks with Prof. Shahid Akhtar Hossain, Pro-Vice Chancellor of University of Dhaka, Prof. Ishtiaq Mahmud of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Prof. Aleya Mowlah, Director, Institute of Nutrition and Food Science, respectively and agreed to the further promotion of academic and student exchanges between the two universities. President Moriwaki later handed the Certificate of Delegation to Prof. AHM Nurun Nabi to officially reappoint him as a visiting professor of Gifu University. Prof. Nabi graduated from the United Graduate School of Agricultural Science (UGSAS) of Gifu University and is currently teaching at the University of Dhaka. The delegation was later invited to visit Dhaka Medical College where they discussed with Prof. Md. Ismail Khan, Dean of the College and the teaching staff over a possible acceptance of post-doctoral students and short-term exchange students of the College at the Graduate School of Medicine and the School of Medicine, Gifu University in the foreseeable future. At the end of the meeting, they concurred on studying the possibility of a faculty-level agreement between Dhaka Medical College and the School of Medicine,

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Gifu University. On June 22, the delegation visited IITG, India. UGSAS and the Faculty of Engineering of Gifu University signed faculty-level agreements with IITG in July 2011 and April 2014, respectively and active exchanges among researchers and students have been taking place ever since. For instance, President Moriwaki made his first visit to IITG in September 2014. Dr. Bhisma K. Patel of IITG made a presentation at the Gifu University Head Office for Glocalization (GHOGL) Kickoff Meeting in April 2015. In their latest visit, the two universities signed an Agreement on Student and Faculty Exchanges in order to elevate the current faculty-level exchanges to new university-level exchanges. On the sidelines of the signing ceremony, Dr. Lingaraj Sahoo of IITG, who stayed at Gifu University as a foreign researcher, was officially reappointed as a visiting professor of Gifu University by President Moriwaki. Before the signing ceremony, the delegation had a chance to hold a meeting with the IITG officials and Prof. Amitabha De, Director of the Indian Institute of Management, Shillong (IIMS) and Prof. Keya Sengupta, Dean of Academics, IIMS over a trilateral collaborative education program among these three institutions. They eventually agreed to a future implementation of a joint degree program at the graduate schools.

Signing Ceremony at the University of Dhaka At the University of Dhaka

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Meeting among IITG, IIMS and Gifu University Group Photo of IITG, IIMS and Gifu University

officials

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The United Graduate School of Agricultural Science signs a Memorandum of Understanding with Thuyloi University, Vietnam The United Graduate School of Agricultural Science (UGSAS) signed Memorandum of Understanding with Thuyloi University, Vietnam on June 22, 2015. A delegation from Gifu University visited the university to attend the signing ceremony held on June 22. The Gifu University delegates were: Dr. Masateru Senge, Dean of UGSAS Professor Kohei Nakano, Senior Tutor, UGSAS Ms. Satoko Yoshida, Section Chief of UGSAS Mr. Eiji Chihara, Sanyu Consultants Inc.* Thuyloi University was founded in 1959 under the direction of the state government as a part of its national strategy. The university covers all academic fields concerning water resource sciences including hydraulic engineering, irrigation engineering, hydrology, dam engineering, disaster prevention science, environment management, hydraulic science and regional development, and spanning all student levels, from undergraduates to doctoral candidates. The university is considered the best in country in the field of water resource sciences, and most of alumni find employment at the state and regional governments as engineers or administrative officials. It has more than 20 overseas partner universities and has concluded agreements for educational cooperation with a number of Japanese universities, including Kyoto University, Kyushu University, Tohoku University, Tokyo Metropolitan University, and Chuo University. After the signing ceremony, the Gifu University delegation attended a meeting for the purpose of exchanging ideas with 19 officials of Thuyloi University. The participants from Thuyloi University included: Prof. Nguyen Quang Kim, President Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Canh Thai, Vice Rector Mrs. Pham Hong NGA, Head, International Cooperation Department Dr. Pham Thanh Hai (completed the Master’s Course at the Graduate School of Engineering, Gifu University) In the meeting, the participants first talked about possible educational collaboration

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between Gifu University and Thuyloi University. Then, Dr. Senge presented an overview of UGSAS and the collaborative education activities of the "International Consortium of Universities in South and Southeast Asia for the Doctoral Education in Agricultural Science and Biotechnology (IC-GU 12)." Later, President Kim spoke about the necessity of educational cooperation with overseas universities in accordance with the state government policy for advancing higher education. Gifu University is scheduled to host the 4th UGSAS-GU Roundtable & Symposium 2015 in Gifu in August, 2015 and the Gifu University delegation formally invited Thuyloi University to attend the symposium. They reaffirmed the commitment of Thuyloi University to join IC-GU12 and also agreed to work together for realization of a dual PhD program in the near future. * Sanyu Consultants Inc. is a member of the Industry Subcommittee. The Industry Subcommittee is made up of five companies in the Tokai Region specializing in biological and biotechnological research. Its objective is to cultivate highly-skilled professionals.

Participants of the signing ceremony

President Kim and Dr. Senge at the signing ceremony

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Environmental Partnership Program “Seed to Seed Eco-Continuity Project” Morning Glory Seeds Given Out Gifu University concluded partnership agreements for environmental conservation with Juroku Bank, Ltd and FC Gifu respectively (Juroku Bank in 2012, FC Gifu in 2015). Under these agreements, “Seed to Seed Eco-Continuity Project” first initiated by Juroku Bank was jointly conducted by Gifu University, Juroku Bank and FC Gifu on June 28, 2015. This project aims to raise awareness of ecological conservation issues and to promote greening activities in the community. Nine students from a greening activity group called “Three Trees” and a cheerleading squad called “Stars” volunteered to give out 5,000 sets of morning glory seeds and environmentally-friendly paper towels to visitors to Nagaragawa Stadium, who came to watch the FC Gifu soccer game hosted by Juroku Bank. The students and the staff of Juroku Bank handed out the seeds to the visitors and asked them to plant them. After being planted and grown by the recipient households, the harvested morning glory seeds are to be given back to Juroku Bank and distributed the following year. Gifu University remains committed to promoting further activities for environmental conservation with the cooperation of Juroku Bank and FC Gifu.

Volunteer students handing out seeds

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The 9th Local Business Inspection Tour On June 30, a total of fourteen Gifu University executive members including President Hisataka Moriwaki, as well as executive directors, vice-presidents and auditors, joined the 9th Local Business Inspection Tour. This tour is organized by Gifu University in order for the University to contribute to the promotion of regional businesses, and to deepen understanding about local business activities in view of the creation and development of attractive work for the University’s students in the future. The tour participants visited two companies; Kawai Lime Industry Co., Ltd. and Nabeya Co., Ltd., both of which are well-known as major manufacturers in the western Seino Region and Gifu City, respectively. Many alumni of Gifu University have worked at these two companies. After inspecting the factories, the participants exchanged opinions with the presidents and engineers of the companies. At Kawai Lime Industry, President Shinichi Kawai presented an overview of the company, and then one of the University alumni working at the company gave the following explanation concerning the company’s ongoing efforts: in addition to the manufacturing and sale of lime products, the company is actively conducting many R&D projects for new functional material products by taking their potential use in multiple business fields into account. Next, the participants observed pulverization equipment and incinerators at the lime pulverization factory, the lime incineration factory and the lime manufacturing factory. At a demonstration of a flat panel speaker which is still under development, the participants were amazed at the level of perfection of the speaker. Kawai Lime Industry is aspiring to put this speaker into completely new markets in the near future. At Nabeya, President Tomohiko Okamoto made a brief presentation about the company, which was followed by the engineer’s explanation of jigs, a major product of the company. Later, the participants were invited to observe the process of melting metals, a traditional procedure still undertaken at casting factories in Japan. They also inspected the jig manufacturing factory capable of dealing with made-to-order products. The two companies have a long history of business in Gifu Prefecture, and both are putting strong emphasis on preserving traditional techniques and developing human

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resources. At the same time, they are very enthusiastic about developing and researching new materials, new technologies and entry into new markets. All of the participants felt the companies’ strong commitments to their business operations and future development. Gifu University is currently promoting the government’s Center of Community (COC) Program with an aim to foster the human resources that the community truly needs, and to encourage young people to take root in the region. In this respect, it is believed that visits to local businesses by the University’s executive members are of significant importance. The visits will help University officials understand the status of local businesses and make many discoveries about them. Gifu University will continue to organize local business tours for human resource development and support the employment seeking activities of the University’s students.

The participants inspect the factory of Kawai Lime Industry

The president rings a bell manufactured at Nabeya

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Degree DiplomaNumber Name Date of Degree

Awarding Dissertation Title

Ph.D. inEngineering Ko*-No.480 Nazri Bin Md

Daud June 30, 2015 Flow control of leading edge separationon airfoil using DBD plasma actuator

* Ko: type of diploma

Degree Awarding

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Faculty/School

Name(Country) Title, University Period Research Title

Faculty ofEngineering

Hanem AbdelwahedNasr Elsharkawy

(Egypt)

Assistant Lecturer,KafrelsheikhUniversity

June 1, 2015 -May 31, 2016

Studies on Salmonella enteritidis infectionin chicken in Kafrelsheikh province

Faculty ofApplied

BiologicalSciences

Most. Hushna AraNaznin

(Bangladesh)

Assistant Professor,Bangladesh

Agricultural University

June 1, 2015 -May 31, 2016

Development of biomarkers for pathogeninfection of plants


Syukri Arief(Indonesia)

Associate Professor,Andalas University

June 5 - 12,2015

Study on characterization of silver nanoparticle


Ariadi Hazmi(Indonesia)

Associate Professor,Andalas University

June 20 - July10, 2015

Comparative study of natural lightningcharacteristics between tropic and

subtropic region

Faculty ofRegionalStudies

Bao Lina(China) - June 1, 2015 -

March 31, 2016A Comparative Study on the Distributionof Particles in Japanese and Mongolian

School ofMedicine

Rania YahyaElsayed Abosakaya

(Egypt)

Lecturer,Benha University

June 18, 2015 -February 19,

2016

Study of pathogenic factors of invasivebacteria

Foreign Researchers Accepted by Gifu University in June

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Graduate School of EducationMaster's Degree Student Application Guideline, 2016

Ⅰ Number of Students to be Admitted

Ⅱ Application Period

Ⅲ Examination Date

Ⅳ Announcement of successful Applicants

Course AdmissionQuota

Supporting Psychological Development 11Subject-Integrated Education 38

Clinical Psychology,Supporting Psychological Development

Saturday, October 3, 2015, Sunday, October 4, 2015

Course PeriodAll

Course Date

Monday, September 7, 2015 - Friday, September 11, 2015

Course Time & DateAll

Saturday, October 3, 2015School Psychology, Special Needs Education,

Supporting Psychological Development

Subject-Integrated Education Saturday, October 3, 2015

10:00 am, Monday, October 19, 2015

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Teacher Education Course, Graduate School of EducationProfessional Degree Student Application Guideline, 2016




Ⅳ Announcement of successful Applicants


Teacher Education 20

Course Period

Course Time & DateTeacher Education

Teacher Education

Course DateTeacher Education

Monday, September 7, 2015 - Friday, September 11, 2015

Saturday, October 3, 2015

10:00 am, Monday, October 19, 2015

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Regeneration & Advanced Medical Sciences, Graduate School of MedicineMaster's Degree Student Admission Guideline, 2016

Ⅰ Number of Students to be AdmittedAdmission

Quota



Ⅳ Announcement of Successful Applicants

Research Field

Master's Program, Regeneration & Advanced Medical Sciences (General Applicants)11

Master's Program, Regeneration & Advanced Medical Sciences (Recommendation)

Research Field Period

Research Field Time & DateMaster's Program, Regeneration & Advanced Medical Sciences (General Applicants)


Master's Program, Regeneration & Advanced Medical Sciences (General Applicants)


Research Field DateMaster's Program, Regeneration & Advanced Medical Sciences (General Applicants)


Monday, July 27, 2015 - Friday, July 31, 2015Monday, June 8, 2015 - Friday, June 12, 2015

Wednesday, August 26, 2015, Thursday, August 27, 2015Saturday, July 4, 2015

12:00 pm, Wednesday, September 16, 201512:00 pm, Friday, July 17, 2015

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Medical Sciences, Graduate School of MedicineDoctoral Degree Student Admission Guideline, April and October, 2016


Quota47


1st

2nd

3rd

If the admission quota is reached at the 2nd examination, the 3rd examination may not take place.Ⅲ Examination Date

1st

2nd

3rd


1st

2nd

3rd

Time & Date

Medical Sciences

Research Field Date

Medical Sciences

Research Field

Medical Sciences


Medical Sciences

12:00 pm, Wednesday, October 28, 201512:00 pm, Friday, February 19, 2016

12:00 pm, Friday, March 18, 2016

Research Field

Wednesday, September 2, 2015 - Friday, September 11, 2015Wednesday, January 6, 2016 - Friday, January 15, 2016Monday, February 15, 2016 - Friday, February 19, 2016

Friday, September 25, 2015 - Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Monday, February 29, 2016 - Thursday, March 3, 2016Friday, January 29, 2016 - Tuesday, February 2, 2016

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Regeneration & Advanced Medical Sciences, Graduate School of MedicineDoctoral Degree Student Admission Guideline, April and October 2016


Quota

6


1st

2nd

3rd

If the admission quota is reached at the 2nd examination, the 3rd examination may not take place.Ⅲ Examination Date

1st

2nd

3rd


1st

2nd

3rd

Wednesday, September 2, 2015 - Friday, September 11, 2015Wednesday, January 6, 2016 - Friday, January 15, 2016Monday, February 15, 2016 - Friday, February 19, 2016

Friday, January 29, 2016Monday, February 29, 2016

12:00 pm, Friday, February 19, 201612:00 pm, Friday, March 18, 2016

Research Field

Regeneration &Advanced Medical

Sciences



Sciences

Research Field


Sciences

Research Field Date


Sciences

Time & Date12:00 pm, Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Friday, September 25,2015

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Nursing Sciences, Graduate School of MedicineMaster's Degree Student Admission Guideline, 2016





DateFriday, September 11, 2015

Research Field Nursing Sciences

Monday, August 31, 2015 - Friday, September 4, 2015

Time & Date12:00 pm, Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Nursing Sciences

Research Field Nursing Sciences

Research Field AdmissionQuota

Nursing Sciences 8


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United Graduate School of Veterinary SciencesDoctoral Degree Student Admission Guideline in Fall, 2015



Veterinary Sciences A few

Ⅱ Application PeriodCourse

Veterinary Sciences

Ⅲ Examination DateCourse

Veterinary Sciences

Ⅳ Announcement of Successful ApplicantsCourse

Veterinary Sciences

Period

Date

Time & Date

Tuesday, July 21, 2015 - Thursday, July 30, 2015

Thursday, September 3, 2015

12:00 pm, Tuesday, September 8, 2015

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United Graduate School of Veterinary SciencesDoctoral Student Application Guideline, 2016



Veterinary Sciences 20

Ⅱ Application PeriodCourse

1st

2nd

Ⅲ Examination DateCourse

1st

2nd

Ⅳ Announcement of Successful ApplicantsCourse

1st

2nd

Thursday, September 3, 2015Thursday, February 4, 2016

Time & Date

Veterinary Sciences12:00 pm, Tuesday, September 8, 201512:00 pm, Monday, February 22, 2016

Period

Veterinary SciencesTuesday, July 21, 2015 - Thursday, July 30, 2015

Wednesday, December 16, 2015 - Tuesday, December 22, 2015

Date

Veterinary Sciences

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