Faculty of Health Sciences
- Division of Nursing Sciences
- Division of Physical Therapy
- Division of Occupational Therapy
- Division of Radiological Sciences
In order to develop medical professionals with up-to-date knowledge and high-level skills, the Faculty of Health Sciences focuses on practice-oriented training. Its curricula have certain advantages over those of medical colleges, such as lectures with problem-oriented content being given by special teaching staff. Furthermore, the Faculty of Health Sciences offers curricula for solving problems faced in the metropolitan area of Tokyo. These courses include home health care study, elderly nursing science, programs of disaster insurance and nursing activities in mega-cities, and programs suitable to each field of medical rehabilitation in an aged society. Another feature of the Faculty of Health Sciences is research education that has close links with research institutes in the Tokyo metropolitan area (e.g. research cooperation with the metropolitan hospitals).
Graduate School of Human Health Sciences
- Department of Nursing Sciences
- Department of Physical Therapy
- Department of Occupational Therapy
- Department of Radiological Sciences
- Department of Frontier Health Sciences
- Department of Health Promotion Sciences
The Graduate School of Human Health Sciences focuses on research related to the health of people living in mega-cities. Research contributing to healthy life and to the realization of a vital and long-lived society is one of the missions of Tokyo Metropolitan University, and it is also one of the essential subjects of the Graduate School of Human Health Sciences. The education of the Graduate School is based on a learning system established by the theories and practical knowledge from a wide range of health science fields. The Graduate School of Human Health Sciences advances education under an interdisciplinary and harmonized research organization, and aims to train students to become high-level practical specialists and cutting-edge researchers in a variety of health-related fields (e.g. special clinical nurses).
Staff
Address
Arakawa Campus
Address: 7-2-10, higashiogu, Arakawa City, Tokyo, Japan 116-8551
TEL: 81-3-3819-1211
(Faculty: Sophomores to Senior Students / Graduate Schools: except Department of Health Promotion Sciences)
Minami-osawa Campus
Address: 1-1, minamiosawa, Hachioji City, Tokyo, Japan 192-0397
TEL: 81-42-677-1111
(Faculty: Freshman / Graduate School: Department of Health Promotion Sciences)
Access
Arakawa Campus
Arakawa Campus is a 3-minute walk from Kumano-Mae Station, Toden Arakawa Line.
1. From Narita Airport to Kumano-Mae
Narita Airport St. → <Keisei Line / Skyliner / 51min.> → Nippori St. → <Keisei Line / 3min.> → Machiya St. → <2-min. walk> → Machiya-Eki-Mae St. → <Toden Arakawa Line / 5min.> → Kumano-Mae St.
2. From Haneda Airport to Kumano-Mae
Haneda Airport St. → <Tokyo Monorail / 23min.> → Hamamatsucho St. → <JR Keihintohoku Line / 19min.> → Oji St. → <2-min. walk> → Oji-Eki-Mae St. → <Toden Arakawa Line / 11min.> → Kumano-Mae St.
Minami-Osawa Campus
Minami-Osawa Campus is a 5-minute walk from the Minami-Osawa Station, Keio Line.
1. From Narita Airport to Minami-Osawa Campus
- From Narita Airport to Shinjuku
- Narita Airport St. → <JR Narita Express / 77min.> → Shinjuku St.
- Narita Airport St. → <JR Narita Express / 53min.> → Tokyo St. → <JR Chuo Line / 14min.> → Shinjuku St.
- Narita Airport St. → <Keisei Line / Skyliner / 51min.> → Nippori St. → <JR Yamanote Line / 21min.> → Shinjuku St.
- From Shinjuku to Minami-Osawa
Shinjuku St. → <Keio Line / Hashimoto-bound Express train / 40 min.> → Minami-Osawa St.
2. From Haneda Airport to Minami-Osawa
Haneda Airport St. → <Keihin Kyuko Line / 19min.> → Shinagawa St. → <JR Yamanote Line / 19min.> → Shinjuku St. → <Keio Line / Hashimoto-bound Express train / 40 min.> → Minami-Osawa St.