About the Program
Curriculum
All the courses are offered in English. A minimum of 30 credits, 26 credits of the Compulsory Courses and a minimum of 4 credits from the Elective Courses, are required for the graduation. The courses offered are as follows:
- Compulsory courses: 10 courses (26 credits)
Subjects of Compulsory Courses : 26 credits
a) Social Support for the Health of Aging Population (2)
b) Development Economics (2)
c) Introduction of Infectious Diseases-Changes of Environment and Infectious Diseases (2)
d) Communicable disease Outbreak and Response (2)
e) Disaster Preparedness for Public Health (2)
f) Environmental Security and Energy Security (2)
g) Special Lectures on Human Security A (1)
h) Special Lectures on Human Security B (1)
i) Consumable Resources and Social Conflicts (2)
j) Seminars and Master's thesis*1 (10)
*1 Students must take regular seminars which are
provided by their supervisors, and write and
defend their Master's dissertation in the 2nd
year under their supervisor's instruction.
- Elective courses*2 : 2 courses (4 or more credits)
Subjects of Elective courses : more than 4 credits
*2 Subjects should be selected upon advice from
their supervisor
a) Infectious Disease Epidemiology (2)
b) Hydro-Environmental Studies (2)
c) Food Economics (2)
d) Human Security and Global Society(2)
For detailed information about subjects, please refer to the lecture contents on Application Guideline.
( This is a prearrangement. It might be changed after the enrollment.)