Master of Nursing Science
Educational Philosophy
Our educational philosophy involves developing human resources with a strong sense of ethics and a broad perspective as nurses, with advanced nursing practice skills, capable of exploring nursing issues academically, and possessing the ability to serve as a source of inspiration for future nursing researchers who can contribute to the development of the community and society at large.
Educational Goals
The four educational goals we strive to achieve are to develop and nurture human resources
1. who can work as leaders in cooperation and collaboration with various professions and institutions,
2. who are interested in international health and medical care and can proactively work to solve health and medical problems in the community and society,
3. who can analyze nursing phenomena, are aware of inherent issues in the system, and can explore them logically and scientifically, and
4. who believe in continuous and lifelong learning as nursing professionals.
Research Course
Students choose one of the following five courses: Fundamental Nursing, Adult Nursing, Gerontological and Psychiatric Nursing, Maternal Child Nursing, and Community Health and Home Care Nursing.
Certified Nurse Specialist Course
Upon completion of the course, students will be qualified to take the examination for certification as a "Gerontological Certified Nurse Specialist". This will allow them to work as a specialist in the field of gerontological nursing based on their practical experience in caring for the elderly.
