Education
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Education
In the Earth-Life Science graduate major, related courses are organized into categories to provide systematic, specialized learning according to students' level of learning and attainment.
In addition to specialized skills in the fields of earth and planetary science, biology, and chemistry, the program offers specialized courses with the aim of cultivating 1) the ability to integrate the understanding of different spatial and temporal scales, 2) the ability to tackle global issues facing humankind and complex problems such as the origin of life including extraterrestrial life, and 3) the communication skills necessary to demonstrate international leadership. In order to achieve this, we have established specialized subjects and research subjects.
Specifically, by offering three specialized courses in chemistry, biology, and earth and planetary science, students will develop a broad perspective on everything from molecules and life to the earth and planets, and will enhance their expertise by conducting their own research in research courses and master's thesis research. The program also offers common courses taught by foreign faculty members and corporate lecturers, and is designed to cultivate the basic language skills, presentation and debate skills, and the ability to identify and solve problems independently that are necessary for conducting independent research on an international scale.
*1Indicates the standard model where the master's program is completed in two years.
<Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences>
<Department of Chemical Science and Engineering>
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In addition to specialized skills in the fields of earth and planetary science, biology, and chemistry, the program offers specialized courses with the aim of cultivating 1) the ability to integrate the understanding of different spatial and temporal scales, 2) the ability to tackle global issues facing humankind and complex problems such as the origin of life including extraterrestrial life, and 3) the communication skills necessary to demonstrate international leadership. In order to achieve this, we have established specialized subjects and research subjects.
Specifically, by offering three specialized courses in chemistry, biology, and earth and planetary science, students will develop a broad perspective on everything from molecules and life to the earth and planets, and will enhance their expertise by conducting their own research in research courses and master's thesis research. The program also offers common courses taught by foreign faculty members and corporate lecturers, and is designed to cultivate the basic language skills, presentation and debate skills, and the ability to identify and solve problems independently that are necessary for conducting independent research on an international scale.
*2Indicates the standard model where the Doctoral Program is completed in three years.
<Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences>
<Department of Chemical Science and Engineering>
<Department of Life Science and Technology>