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Appended Form 1

Specifications for Major Program Name of School (Program) [School of Dentistry, Program of Dentistry]

Program name (Japanese) 歯学プログラム

(English) Program for the School of Dentistry

1. Degree: Bachelor (Dentistry)

2. Outline

The School of Dentistry offers this Program for School of Dentistry whose basic principles are an interdisciplinary

approach, synthesis, creativity, and an international outlook. To achieve the goals of this Program, we offer an

education with the content shown below.

・ Provide bio-dental education that is based on the integration of a new academic field created by integrating the

academic fields of life science and dentistry, and in which students respect conventional academic

frameworks of these fields, and study created new research methods, knowledge, and skills; and

・ Provide an education that allows students to collect and analyze the information necessary for life scientists

and dental practitioners, to acquire the abilities to contemplate based on that information, comprehensively

solve problems through clinical education from a multifaceted perspective, and develop an attitude and a rich

humanity that enable them to decide and act on their own responsibility; and

・ Provide an education intended to cultivate students’ powers of expression and understanding in both Japanese

and English and productive sensitivity, and to develop their communication skills and ability to give a

presentation to people from different cultures and in different fields.

3. Diploma policies (degree conferment policy & program attainment goals)

The Program for School of Dentistry shall foster human resources who have acquired the basic knowledge, skills,

and attitude required of a professional dentist, and who can demonstrate their ability to think scientifically and

creatively.

To this end, this Program will award a Bachelor’s degree (Dentistry) to students who have acquired the abilities

listed below and who have obtained the standard number of credits prescribed in the curriculum.

・ To be able to function as a dentist who can practice advanced medical care techniques and scholarship as well as

demonstrate a rich character, and able to work as an educator and researcher to promote advanced dental treatment;

・ To be able to contribute to society as a leader in regional medical care and dental and medical fields on the basis of

their deep thinking, creative perspective, rich creativity, and problem-solving abilities in response to social changes

and advances in science; and

・ To be able to deepen their sympathy for and understanding of different cultures and different fields, and able to

play an active role in the international community as an interdisciplinary medical practitioner who can persuasively

assert their own views.

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4. Curriculum policies (policies for organizing & providing curricula)

The Program for School of Dentistry, which is divided into Liberal Arts Education in the first year and

Specialized Education from the second to sixth years so that students are able to achieve the goals of this Program,

shall develop and provide curricula with the following policies:

・ In the first year, students will acquire an academic foundation by taking Liberal Arts Education Subjects in order

to receive a Specialized Education, and will acquire an interdisciplinary and comprehensive knowledge,

methodology, and perspectives that will enable them to deepen their characters through a broad education and

awareness of the rules necessary for a medical practitioner.

To promote self-motivated learning in particular, in the Liberal Arts Seminar, which offers Problem Based

Learning (PBL), students will acquire foreign language skills and basic communication skills to enable them to

play an active role as an international medical practitioner.

・ From the second to fourth year, starting with the Specialized Education (core subjects: Basic & Clinical Dental

Education), students will acquire the basic knowledge and skills in life science necessary for medical

practitioners, and the expertise and basic clinical skills necessary for dentists. Together with students on the

International Dental Course, students will receive a dental education that will be provided in a Dual Linguistic

Education system in both Japanese and English, and will acquire the basic scholastic abilities to enable them to

play an active role as an international life scientist.

Furthermore, by providing clinical work experience (such as work experience with patients and work

experience on a dental care site) early, this Program enables students to provide patient-oriented dental care, to

form good interpersonal relationships with patients and medical staff members, and to be aware of the diversity of

dental care needs, to acquire a perspective and the knowledge, skills, and attitude required to offer the high quality

dental care sought by citizens. From the latter half of this period, bio-dental education will be provided, and

students will acquire the knowledge and skills (methodology) required to practice dental care (diagnosis and dental

treatment) from a perspective based on life science.

In addition, by providing an education that deepens their understanding of science literacy & research ethics,

and medical ethics respectively in two specialized courses (Course for Frontier Dental Science and Course for

Clinical Dental Science), this Program enables students to acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitude early on so

that they can play an active role as a bio-dentist based on life science and the latest treatment methods, and to

acquire logical thinking and creative problem-solving abilities required for them to carry on to a graduate school.

・ Providing Common Achievement Tests [Computer Based Testing (CBT) & an Objective Structured Clinical

Examination (OSCE)] before the start of clinical practice for students to exceed the reference standard prescribed

by the School of Dentistry, this Program will guarantee that students will acquire the knowledge, skills, and

attitude to conduct clinical practices as a dentist (dental student), and secure the confidence of the general public.

・ In the fifth and sixth years, the Program provides an Adjacent Medical Education (medical subjects) that enables

students to acquire the comprehensive medical knowledge necessary for dentists. With the start of clinical

practice, students will acquire the comprehensive knowledge, skills and attitude necessary for dentists.

Furthermore, students, as the compilation of dentistry education, will acquire the most advanced knowledge,

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problem-solving ability, logical thinking, and lifelong learning ability, as well as advanced dental treatment

techniques based on holistic ideas and the practical comprehensive strengths required to play an active role in

international society. In addition, they will study comprehensively for the National Board Dental Examination.

5. Start of the program / Admission conditions

First year (at the time of admission)

6. Qualification(s)

Qualification for the National Board Dental Examination (obtainable on graduation)

7. Class subjects and class content

* See the Table of Registration Standards on Attached Sheet 1 for your class subjects.

* See the syllabus announced in each fiscal year for class content.

8．Academic achievements

At the end of each semester, evaluation criteria will be shown with a clear indication of attainment levels according

to the evaluation items for academic achievements.

Students’ learning outcomes from admission to the current semester will be indicated as one of three levels:

“Excellent,” “Very Good,” and “Good,” based on evaluation criteria calculated by adding the weighted values to

numerically converted evaluations of their academic achievements (S = 4, A = 3, B = 2, and C= 1) in each subject being

evaluated.

Evaluation of academic

achievement

Converted

values

S (Excellent: 90 points

or higher) 4

A (Superior: 80 – 89

points) 3

B (Good: 70 – 79

points) 2

C (Fair: 60 – 69 points) 1

* See the relationships between evaluation items and evaluation criteria on Attached Sheet 2.

* See the relationships between evaluation items and class subjects on Attached Sheet 3.

* See the Curriculum Map on Attached Sheet 4.

Academic achievements based on the Program (detailed knowledge, skills, and attitude)

○ Knowledge & understanding

1. Knowledge & understanding of liberal arts including the humanities and natural sciences

2. Knowledge & understanding of foreign languages and foreign cultures

3. Knowledge of the principles of medicine

4. Knowledge of the basic attitude required of a dentist

5. Knowledge of social dentistry

6. Knowledge of life sciences

Academic achievement Evaluation

criteria

Excellent 3.00 – 4.00

Very Good 2.00 – 2.99

Good 1.00 – 1.99

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7. Knowledge of dental materials & biomaterials

8. Knowledge of prevention, examination, inspection, diagnosis, and treatment of illnesses in the fields of

dentistry and adjacent medicine

○ Abilities & skills

1. Communication skills as a dentist

2. Skills to select, and logically organize and convey information

3. Basic skills necessary to carry out experiments in life science, materials science, and social dentistry

4. Basic skills necessary for the prevention, examination, inspection, diagnosis, and treatment of illnesses in the

oral & maxillofacial fields

5. Attitude for lifelong learning as a dentist

○ Comprehensive abilities

1. Knowledge of prevention, examination, inspection, diagnosis, and treatment of illnesses in the social dentistry,

dentistry, and adjacent medical fields

2. Basic skills & attitude necessary for the prevention, examination, inspection, diagnosis, and treatment of

illnesses in the oral & maxillofacial fields

3. Communication skills as a dentist

4. Basic attitude required of a dentist

5. Attitude for lifelong learning as a dentist

9. Graduation thesis (graduation research) (placement and method & time of assignment)

No graduation thesis is required.

If you take the Course for Frontier Dental Science as your specialism, you will be assigned to a laboratory, and

will give a final presentation on your own individual theme to complete the Program.

If you take the Course for Clinical Dental Science as your specialism, you will be assigned to a laboratory

during the preparation for your final presentation, and will give your presentation on your own individual theme to

complete the Program.

10. Responsibility system

The Faculty Council for the Program for School of Dentistry shall plan and implement this Program. The Dean

of the School of Dentistry shall assess, examine, and develop the approach to the Program, upon consultation with

the faculty council in charge, and in light of the report details.

< School of Dentistry, Program of Dentistry > FY 2016

Introductory Seminar for First-Year Students 2 Required １semester

2 Elective/required 3 semester

From selected Packages 2 Elective/required

1 or 2semester

Basic English UsageI 1 １semester

Basic English UsageII 1 ２semesterCommunicationIＡ 1Communication IＢ 1Communication IIＡ 1Communication IIＢ 1Communication IIIＡ 1Communication IIIＢ 1Communication IIIＣ 1

2 subjects from the Basic Foreign LanguageSubjects I 1 １semester

2 subjects from the Basic Foreign LanguageSubjects II 1 ２semester

Elements of Information Literacy 2 １semester

Exercise in Information Literacy 2 ２semester

Select from Field of "Arts and HumanitiesArea","Social Sciences Area","InterdisciplinaryArea","Foreign Languages Area" and "CareerEducation Area".

1or2Elective/required(N

ote 4)1 or 2 semester

1or2 ective/requir1 or 2 semester

General Chemistry 2

Cell Science 2

Foundation physics for life science　（Note 5） 2

Foundation biology for life science　（Note 5） 2Cell-cell interaction and organization of the body 2Developmental Biology 2Foundation mathematics for life science　（Note5） 2

Basic Calculus 2

Basic Linear Algebra 2Fundamental PhysicsI 2Fundamental PhysicsIIA 2

Note 1: The semester entered for each subject is the standard semester for the subject. If a student fails to obtain credit(s) during thesemester, they will be allowed to take the subject again at a later date. Since your subject may only be offered in a particular semester, youshould confirm when your subjects is offered in the class schedule for Liberal Arts Education subjects, which is issued every year.

Note 2: You can substitute the credits you obtained by taking the “Field Research in the English-Speaking World” based on short-termlanguage study abroad or other relevant program, or by taking the “Online English Course A & B” based on self-learning for Englishcredits (8 credits) necessary for graduation. Also, there is a Credit Transfer System based on foreign language proficiency tests andlanguage training. For details, see “Handling of Foreign Language Proficiency Tests, etc.,” an item related to English in Liberal ArtsEducation appearing in the Handbook for Students.

Note 3: Take “Basic Information Literacy,” which is offered in the first semester of the first year. You must obtain credit in “BasicInformation Literacy” before you can take “Exercise in Information Literacy.”

Note 4: Two of the credits from thePackage-based Subjects, which have been obtained beyond the graduation requirements, can be added tothe number of credits required (6 credits).

Note 5: Subjects that should be taken will be specified in the School of Dentistry. Credits obtained in subjects other than those specifiedcannot be included in the credits required for graduation.

Curriculum Table for Entrants in the School of Dentistry in Fiscal 2016 (Attached Table 1)

Type Subject typeRequired No. ofcredits

Class subjects, etc. No. ofcredits course regi

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CommunicationBasics 2 Required

Communication I 2 Required

Initial ForeignLanguages(Select one languagefrom German, French

１semester

CommunicationII 2 Required ２semester

CommunicationIII 2

Elective/required

2 subjects from the three subjects above

3 or 4semester

Required

4 Elective/required

Information Subjects 2Elective/required(N

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Realm-based Subjects 6

1 or 2 semester

4 Elective/required

Total 40

Health & Sports Subjects 2

Basic Subjects 8

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<Program for School of Dentistry> FY 2016

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12◎ Molecular Biology in Medicine 2 Person in charge of the Research Institute for Radiation Biology and Medicine

○ Human Genetics 2 2

Joint lessons with the Program ofMedicine,Person in charge of the ResearchInstitute for Radiation Biology andMedicine

○ Radiation Biology 2 2

Joint lessons with the Division of OralHealth ScienceSome classes will be given by part-timelecturers.

◎ Medical Ethics 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health SciencePart-time lecturers

◎ Clinical Psychology 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health SciencePart-time lecturers

◎ Interpersonal Communication 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Health & Medical Communication 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Medical Statistics 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science,Part-time lecturers

◎ Topics in Denral Research 3Hiroshima Peace Initiative's Practice I 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ International Collaboration Development for Dentistry 1◎ Oral Anatomy 2◎ Oral Histology 2◎ Gross Anatomy and Embryology 2◎ Oral Physiology 3◎ Oral Biochemistry 1 2◎ Microbiology 1 2◎ Dental Pharmacology 3◎ Basic Oral Pathology 4◎ Immunology 2◎ Basic Practice of Histology 1◎ Basic Practice of Anatomy 2◎ Laboratory of Oral Function Sciences-Biochemistry,Physiology,Pharmacology- 2◎ Basic Practice of Microbiology 1◎ Slide Practice for Oral Pathology 1◎ Dental Materials and Devices 3

◎ Dental Materials and Devices Practice 1

◎ Environmental and Public Health 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Dental Health 2 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Public Health Administration 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Social Welfare 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Practice of General Health and Dental Heaith 1◎ Endodontics and Operative Dentistry 4◎ Oral Radiology 2◎ Removable Prosthodontics 2 1◎ Prosthetic Dentistry 2 1◎ Periodontorogy 1 2◎ Orthodontics 1 2◎ Pediatric Dentistry 1 2◎ Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery I 1 2◎ Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery II 1 2◎ Dental Anesthesiology 2◎ Medical Informatics 2 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ General Dentistry 1 1 1◎ Stomatognathic Function 2◎ Oral Implantology 2◎ Examination and Diagnosis 2◎ Quality and Safety Management in Dentistry 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Dentistry for Persons with Disabilities 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Lifestyle-related Dentistry /Geriatric Dentistry 2 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Dysphagia Rehabilitation 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Special Subject 2 Part-time lecturers

◎ Basic Practice of Endodontics and Operative Dentistry 1

◎ Basic Seminar of Oral Radiology 1◎ Practice of Prosthodontic Treatment for Edentulous Patients 1◎ Basic Practice of Functional and Regenerative Oral Medicine 1◎ Practice of Prosthodontic Treatment for Partial Edentulous Patients 1◎ Basic Practice of Dental Prosthesis 1◎ Basic Practice of Periodontics 1

Curriculum Table for Entrants in the School of Dentistry in Fiscal 2016 (Attached Table 2)

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12◎ Basic Practice of Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine 2◎ Basic Seminar of Dental Anesthesiology 1

◎ Basic Practice of Orthodontics 1

◎ Basic Practice of Pediatric Dentistry 1

◎ Start-Up Coursework 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Advanced Coursework 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Practice of Biodental English 1 Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Internal Medicine I 2 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

◎ Internal Medicine II 2 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

◎ Surgery I 2 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

◎ Surgery II 1 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

◎ Ophthalmology 1 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

◎ Otorhinology 1 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

◎ Dermatology 1 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

◎ Psychiatry 1 Faculty members of the School of Medicine，Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Pediatrics 1 Faculty members of the School of Medicine，Joint lessons with the Division of Oral Health Science

◎ Emergency and Critical Care Medicine 1 Faculty members of the School of Medicine

Free electivesubjects Oral and Maxillofacial Topographic Anatomy 1

○ Exercise of Calcified Tissue Biology 1 1○ Seminar of Oral Biology 1 1○ Seminar of Oral Physiology 1 1○ Seminar of Oral Biochemistry 1 1○ Advanced Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology 1 1○ Seminar of Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology 1 1○ Seminar of Microbiology 1 1○ Seminar on Biomaterials 1 1○ Advanced Course of Mucosal Immunology in the class room 1 1○ Hiroshima Peace Initiative's Practice II 1 1○ Practice of Calcified Tissue Biology 12 2 6 4○ Practice of Oral Biology 12 2 6 4○ Laboratory Work in Oral Physiology 12 2 6 4○ Practice of Oral Biochemistry 12 2 6 4○ Intensive Research Practice for Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology 12 2 6 4○ Practice of Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology 12 2 6 4○ Practice of Microbiology 12 2 6 4○ Practical Training on Biomaterials 12 2 6 4○ Advanced Course of Mucosal Immunology on the bench 12 2 6 4○ Hiroshima Peace Initiative's Practice 12 2 6 4

Common coursesubjects ◎

International Future Dentistry with theOutcomes of Researches 1

◎ Early Clinical Exposure 1 2 1◎ Practice of Medicine（incl.preliminary training）

Subtotal of research courses (excl. clinical practice) 1 22 19 20 19 17 24 27 1

Total of research courses

◎ Advanced Course in Functional and Regenerative Oral Medicine 1◎ Advanced Course in Applied Oral Biology and Medicine

◎ Advanced Course in Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine 1◎ Advanced Course in Growth and Development of Occlusion 1◎ Seminar and Practice of Biological Endodontics 1◎ Prosthetic Dentistry(practical training) 1◎ English for Clinical Bio-Dentistry 1◎ Pre-clinical course of Removable Prosthodontics 1◎ Seminar and Practice of Periodontal Medicine 1◎ Seminar and Practice of Molecular Oral Medicine & Maxillofacial Surgery 1◎ Seminar and Practice of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 1

◎ Seminar and Practice of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology・Dental Anesthesiology 1

◎ Seminar and Practice of Orthodontics 1◎ Seminar and Practice of Pediatric Dentistry 1◎ General Seminar on Clinical Dentistry 2

Common coursesubjects ◎

International Future Dentistry with theOutcomes of Researches 1

◎ Early Clinical Exposure 1 2 1◎ Clinical Practice （incl.preliminary training）

Subtotal of clinical courses (excl. Clinical Practice) 1 22 19 20 17 19 21 30 1

Total of clinical courses(Note) Subjects marked with ◎ and ○ indicate required subjects and elective or required subjects, respectively.

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More than 212 credits to graduate from Program for School of Dentistry

Liberal Arts Education Subjects Specialized Education Subjects

　Core Subjects in Liberal Arts Education Core subjects in the Program for School of Dentistry

Seminar on Liberal Arts Education 2credits 　Basic Specialized Subjects I,Ⅱ 13 credits

Peace-related Subjects 2credi 　Subjects related to life science 24 credits

Subjects According to Package 6credits 　Basic practices related to life science 7 credits

　Subjects & basic practices related to ma 4 credits

　Common subjects 　Subjects & basic practices related to soc 6 credits

Foreign Language Subjects 　Subjects related to oral diagnosis and tr 29 credits

　English 8credits 　Subjects related to comprehensive clinic 18 credits

　Initial Foreign Languages 4credits 　Basic practices related to oral diagnosis 12 credits

Information-related Subjects 2credits 　Bio-dental Education subjects 3 credits

Field Subjects 6credits 　Subjects related to medicine 13 credits

Health Sports Subjects 2credits Subjects in the Programs for Frontier Dental Science

　Fundamental Subjects 8credits 　Dental Research Seminars 4 credits

　Dental Research Practices 12 credits

1 credits

Subjects in the Program for Clinical Dental Education

　Theory of Clinical Application 4 credits

　Applied Clinical Seminars & Practices 12 credits

1 credits

Clinical Practice Subjects

　Early Clinical Exposure 4 credits22 credits

Subtotal(Liberal Arts Education Subjects) More than　40credits Subtotal(Specialized Education Subjects) More than 172 credits

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Academic achievements of Program for School of DentistryRelationships between the evaluation items and evaluation criteria

Excellent Very Good Good

(1)Knowledge and understanding of liberalarts such as humanities and naturalscience.

Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject,and develop them deepening the learning. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject. Being able to explain almost all contents of each subject.

(2) The knowledge and understanding onforeign languages and culture.


（3） Knowledge on principles of medicine Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject,and develop them deepening the learning. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject. Being able to explain almost all contents of each subject.

(4) Knowledge of basic behavior of a dentist. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject,and develop them deepening the learning. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject. Being able to explain almost all contents of each subject.

(5) Knowledge of social dentistry. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject,and develop them deepening the learning. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject. Being able to explain almost all contents of each subject.

（6） Knowledge of life science. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject,and develop them deepening the learning. Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject. Being able to explain almost all contents of each subject.

(7) Knowledge of dental materials andbiomaterials


(8)Knowledge about disease prevention,examination, medical check-up, diagnosis,and treatment related to dentistry andother related studies.


(1) Communication ability as a dentist.

To attend hands-on training and other exercises with basicknowledge which is learned ahead of time. Also,participate proactively in these activities, intending tofurther develop studies.In addition, with regard to reports, to be able to considerphenomenon objectively and to have the ability toobjectively assess future tasks.

To attend hands-on training with good attitudes. Also, tofurther develop what students learn in the training basedon principles. In addition, to be able to considerphenomena subjectively in reports.

To be able to develop what students learn in hands-ontraining. Also, to attend these activities with goodattitudes. Also, to be able to describe phenomenasubjectively.

(2)Skills to separate necessary andunnecessary information, logicallysummarize and output it.




(3)Basic skills and abilities which arerequired to conduct experiments on lifescience, materials technology, and socialdentistry..




(4)The basic skills necessary to conductprevention・examination・diagnosis・treatment of diseases in oral・maxillofacialregion.




(5) A behavior of learning over a course oflifetime as a dentist.




(1)Knowledge of disease prevention, diagnosis,check-up, and treatment pertaining tosocial dentistry, dentistry, and relevantmedical disciplines.

Being able to correctly explain all contents of each subject,have an ability do develop them and explain and makepeople fully understand them at practice and so on.

Being able to correctly explain the contents of eachsubject, have an ability do develop them at practice andmake people fully understand them.

Being able to fully explain the contents of each subject,have an ability do develop them at practice and makepeople understand them.

(2)The basic skills・attitude necessary toconduct prevention・examination・diagnosis・treatment of diseases in oral・maxillofacial region.




(3) Communication ability as a dentist.To be able to collect information and to give instructionsand directions in order to provide a high quality medicalcare as a dentist.

As a dentist, one is able to gather information, givedirections and instructions in order to provide a highquality medical care.

As a dentist, one is able to collect information, giveinstructions and directions in order to provide a highquality medical care.

(4) Basic behavior as a dentist.As a dentist, one is able to communicate with patients andtheir famility holistically. Also, one is able to takeresponsibility with respect to medical workers.

As a dentist, one is able to communicate with patients andtheir famility holistically. Also, one is able to takeresponsibility with respect to medical workers.

As a dentist, one is able to communicate with patients andtheir family holistically and uphold responsiblies.

(5) A behavior of learning over a course oflifetime as a dentist.

As a dentist, one is able to plan, project and learn over alifetime with consideration to patients.

As a dentist, one is able to plan, project and learn over alifetime with consideration to patients.

To be able to continue to learn over a lifetime as a dentist,with consideration to patients.

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In this Program, students will create the academic foundation required for a specialized education, acquire knowledge through wide-ranging studies in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Languages, and cultivate intellectual curiosity and the ability to take intelligent actions. They will develop the foundation as a medical expert, by acquiring communication skills and learning cooperation, the ability to collect information, and ideas on bioethics and dignity.

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Liberal ArtsEducation General Education Core Courses 10 Required 1,2 100 1 100

Liberal ArtsEducation Foreign Languages 12 Required 1-4 100 1 100

Liberal ArtsEducation Information Literacy 2 Required 1,2 100 1 100

Liberal ArtsEducation Area Courses 4 Required 1,2 100 1 100

Liberal ArtsEducation Health and Sports Courses 2 Required 1,2 100 1 100

Liberal ArtsEducation Foundation Courses 16 Required 1,2 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Applied Molecular Biology 2 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Human Genetics 2 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Radiation Biology 2 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Medical Ethics 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Clinical Psychology 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Interpersonal Communication 1 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Health & Medical Communication 1 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Medical Statistics 1 Required 7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Topics in Denral Research 3 Required 5 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Hiroshima Peace Initiative's Practice 1 Free elective 1,2 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation

International CollaborationDevelopment for Dentistry 1 Required 2 100 1 100


International Future Dentistry withthe Outcomes of Researches 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral Anatomy 2 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral Histology 2 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Gross Anatomy and Embryology 2 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral Physiology 3 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral biochemistry 3 Required 3-4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Microbiology 3 Required 3-4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Dental Pharmacology 3 Required 4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Oral Pathology 4 Required 4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Immunology 2 Required 4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Practice of Histology 1 Required 3 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Practice of Anatomy 2 Required 4 100 1 100


Laboratory of Oral FunctionSciences-Biochemistry Physiology Pharmacolo

2 Required 5 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Practice of Microbiology 1 Required 5 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Slide Practice for Oral Pathology 1 Required 5 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Dental Materials and Devices 3 Required 3 100 1 100


Dental Materials and DevicesPractice 1 Required 4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Environmental and Public Health 1 Required 4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Dental Health 2 Required 5 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Public Health Administration 1 Required 8 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Social Welfare 1 Required 8 100 1 100


Practice of General Health andDental Heaith 1 Required 8 100 1 100


Endodontics and OperativeDentistry 3 Required 5 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral Radiology 2 Required 5 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Removable Prosthodontics 3 Required 5-6 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Prosthetic Dentistry 3 Required 5-6 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Periodontorogy 4 Required 5-6 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Orthodontics 3 Required 6-7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Pediatric Dentistry 3 Required 6-7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery I 3 Required 6-7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery II 3 Required 6-7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Dental Anesthesiology 2 Required 7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Medical Informatics 2 Required 4 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation General Dentistry 3 Required 6-8 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Stomatognathic Function 2 Required 8 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Oral Implantology 2 Required 8 100 1 100

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(2) (3)SpecializedEducation Examination and Diagnosis 2 Required 8 100 1 100


Quality and Safety Management inDentistry 1 Required 9 100 1 100


Dentistry for Persons withDisabilities 1 Required 9 100 1 100


Lifestyle-related Dentistry /GeriatricDentistry 2 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Dysphagia Rehabilitation 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Special Subject 2 Required 9 30 1 40 1 30 1 100


Basic Practice of Endodontics andOperative Dentistry 1 Required 6 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Seminar of Oral Radiology 1 Required 6 100 1 100


Practice of Prosthodontic Treatmentfor Edentulous Patients 1 Required 6 100 1 100


Basic Practice of Functional andRegenerative Oral Medicine 1 Required 6 100 1 100


Practice of Prosthodontic Treatmentfor Partial Edentulous Patients 1 Required 7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Practice of Dental Prosthesis 1 Required 7 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Practice of Periodontics 1 Required 7 100 1 100


Basic Practice of Oral andMaxillofacial Medicine 2 Required 8 100 1 100


Basic Seminar of DentalAnesthesiology 1 Required 8 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Practice of Orthodontics 1 Required 8 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Basic Practice of Pediatric Dentistry 1 Required 8 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Start-Up Coursework 1 Required 6 20 1 80 1 100

SpecializedEducation Advanced Coursework 1 Required 8 20 1 80 1 100

SpecializedEducation Practice of Biodental English 1 Required 8 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Internal Medicine I 2 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Internal Medicine Ⅱ 2 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Surgery I 2 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Surgery II 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Ophthalmology 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Otorhinology 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Dermatology 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Psychiatry 1 Required 9 100 1 100

SpecializedEducation Pediatrics 1 Required 9 100 1 100


Emergency and Critical CareMedicine 1 Required 10 100 1 100


Oral and Maxillofacial TopographicAnatomy 1 Free elective 6 100 1 100

Specialized Education（Programs for FrontierDental Science）

Exercise of Calcified Tissue Biology 1 6 100 1 100


Seminar of Oral Biology 1 6 100 1 100


Seminar of Oral Physiology 1 6 100 1 100


Seminar of Oral Biochemistry 1 6 100 1 100


Advanced Oral and MaxillofacialPathology 1 6 100 1 100


Seminar of Cellular and MolecularPharmacology 1 6 100 1 100


Seminar of Microbiology 1 6 100 1 100


Seminar on Biomaterials 1 6 100 1 100


Advanced Course of MucosalImmunology in the class room 1 6 100 1 100


Practice of Calcified Tissue Biology 12 7-9 100 1 100


Practice of Oral Biology 12 7-9 100 1 100


Laboratory Work in Oral Physiology 12 7-9 100 1 100


Practice of Oral Biochemistry 12 7-9 100 1 100


Intensive Research Practice for Oraland Maxillofacial Pathology 12 7-9 100 1 100


Practice of Cellular and MolecularPharmacology 12 7-9 100 1 100


Practice of Microbiology 12 7-9 100 1 100


Practical Training on Biomaterials 12 7-9 100 1 100


Advanced Course of MucosalImmunology on the bench 12 7-9 100 1 100


Early Clinical Exposure 4 Required 3，6，8 50 1 50 1 100


Practice of Medicine（予備実習含

む）22 Required 9-12 50 1 50 1 100

Specialized Education（Program for ClinicalDental Science）

Advanced Course in Functional andRegenerative Oral Medicine 1 Required 6 100 1 100

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Advanced Course in Applied OralBiology and Medicine 1 Required 6 100 1 100


Advanced Course in Oral andMaxillofacial Medicine 1 Required 7 100 1 100


Advanced Course in Growth andDevelopment of Occlusion 1 Required 7 100 1 100


Seminar and Practice of BiologicalEndodontics 1 Required 7 80 1 20 1 100


Prosthetic Dentistry(practicaltraining) 1 Required 7 80 1 20 1 100


English for Clinical Bio-Dentistry 1 Required 8 100 1 100


Pre-clinical course of RemovableProsthodontics 1 Required 8 80 1 20 1 100


Seminar and Practice of PeriodontalMedicine 1 Required 8 80 1 20 1 100


Seminar and Practice of MolecularOral Medicine & MaxillofacialSurgery

1 Required 9 80 1 20 1 100


Seminar and Practice of Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery 1 Required 9 80 1 20 1 100


Seminar and Practice of Oral andMaxillofacial Radiology・DentalAnesthesiology

1 Required 9 80 1 20 1 100


Seminar and Practice ofOrthodontics 1 Required 9 80 1 20 1 100


Seminar and Practice of PediatricDentistry 1 Required 9 80 1 20 1 100


General Seminar on ClinicalDentistry 2 Required 9 50 1 50 1 100


Early Clinical Exposure 5 Required 3，6，8 60 1 20 1 20 1 100


Bedside Learning（予備実習含む） 22 Required 9-12 50 1 20 1 20 1 10 1 100

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Sheet 4Curriculum Map of Program for the School of Dentistry

Spring semester Fall semester Spring semester Fall semester Spring semester Fall semester Spring semester Fall semester Spring semester Fall semester Spring semester Fall semester

General Education Core Courses（◎）General Education Core Courses（◎）

Information Courses（◎） Information Courses（◎）

Area Courses（◎） Area Courses（◎）

Health and Sports Courses（◎） Health and Sports Courses（◎）

Foundation Courses（◎） Foundation Courses（◎）

Hiroshima Peace Initiative's Practice（△）

Hiroshima Peace Initiative'sPractice（△）

Foreign Languages（◎） Foreign Languages（◎） Foreign Languages（◎） Foreign Languages（◎）

International CollaborationDevelopment for Dentistry（◎）

Medical Ethics（◎） Special Subject（◎）

General Dentistry（◎） General Dentistry（◎） General Dentistry（◎） Clinical Psychology（◎）

Interpersonal Communication《◎）

Health & Medical Communication（◎）

Environmental and PublicHealth（◎）

Public Health Administration（◎） Special Subject（◎）

Social Welfare（◎）

Molecular Biology in Medicine（◎）

Oral biochemistry（◎） Topics in Dental Research（◎） Medical Statistics（◎）International Future Dentistry with theOutcomes of Researches（◎）

Human Genetics（〇） Microbial Physiology（◎） Special Subject（◎）

Radiation Biology（〇） Dental Pharmacology（◎）

Oral Anatomy（◎） Basic Oral Pathology（◎）

Oral Physiology（◎） Immunology（◎）

Oral Biochemistry（◎）

Microbial Physiology（◎）

Dental Materials and Devices（◎）

Medical Informatics（◎） Dental Health（◎） Removable Prosthodontics（◎） Orthodontics（◎） Stomatognathic Function（◎）Quality and Safety Management inDentistry（◎）

Emergency and Critical Care Medicine（◎）

Oral Radiology（◎） Prosthetic Dentistry（◎） Pediatric Dentistry（◎） Oral Implantology（◎）Dentistry for Persons with Disabilities（◎）

Endodontics and OperativeDentistry（◎）

Periodontorogy（◎）Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery I（◎）

Examination and Diagnosis（◎）Lifestyle-related Dentistry /GeriatricDentistry（◎）

Removable Prosthodontics（◎） Orthodontics（◎）Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery II（◎）

Dysphagia Rehabilitation（◎）

Prosthetic Dentistry（◎） Pediatric Dentistry（◎） Dental Anesthesiology（◎） Internal Medicine I（◎）

Periodontorogy（◎） Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery I（◎） Internal Medicine II（◎）

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery II（◎） Surgery I（◎）

Surgery II（◎）

Knowledge of basicbehavior of adentist.

Knowledge ofsocial dentistry.

Knowledge of lifescience.

Knowledge ofdental materialsand biomaterials

Knowledge aboutdisease prevention,examination,medical check-up,diagnosis, andtreatment related

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The knowledge andunderstanding onforeign languagesand culture.

Knowledge andunderstanding ofliberal arts such ashumanities andnatural science.

Knowledge onprinciples ofmedicine

Academicachievements 1st grade 6th grade2nd grade 3rd grade 4th grade 5th grade

Ophthalmology（◎）

Otorhinology（◎）

Dermatology（◎）

Psychiatry（◎）

Pediatrics（◎）

Practice of Biodental English（◎）

English for Clinical Bio-Dentistry（◎）

Basic Practice of Histology（◎） Basic Practice of Anatomy（◎）

Laboratory of Oral FunctionSciences-Biochemistry,Physiology,Pharmacol

Start-Up Coursework（◎）Exercise of Calcified TissueBiology（〇）

Advanced Coursework（◎） Exercise of Calcified Tissue Biology（〇）

Practice of Dental Materialsand Devices（◎）

Basic Practice of Microbiology’◎）Oral and Maxillofacial TopographicAnatomy（〇）

Seminar of Oral Biology（〇）Exercise of Calcified Tissue Biology（〇）

Seminar of Oral Biology（〇）

Slide Practice for Oral Pathology（◎）

Exercise of Calcified Tissue Biology（〇）

Seminar of Oral Physiology（〇） Seminar of Oral Biology（〇） Seminar of Oral Physiology（〇）

Seminar of Oral Biology（〇） Seminar of Oral Biochemistry（〇） Seminar of Oral Physiology（〇） Seminar of Oral Biochemistry（〇）

Seminar of Oral Physiology（〇）Advanced Oral and MaxillofacialPathology（〇）

Seminar of Oral Biochemistry（〇）Advanced Oral and MaxillofacialPathology（〇）

Seminar of Oral Biochemistry（〇）Seminar of Cellular andMolecular Pharmacology（〇）

Advanced Oral and MaxillofacialPathology（〇）

Seminar of Cellular and MolecularPharmacology（〇）

Advanced Oral and MaxillofacialPathology（〇）

Seminar of Microbiology（〇）Seminar of Cellular and MolecularPharmacology（〇）

Seminar of Microbiology（〇）

Seminar of Cellular and MolecularPharmacology（〇）

Seminar on Biomaterials（〇） Seminar of Microbiology（〇） Seminar on Biomaterials（〇）

Seminar of Microbiology（〇）Advanced Course of MucosalImmunology in the class room（〇）

Seminar on Biomaterials（〇）Advanced Course of Mucosal Immunologyin the class room（〇）

Seminar on Biomaterials（〇）Advanced Course of MucosalImmunology in the class room（〇）

Advanced Course of MucosalImmunology in the class room（〇）

Advanced Course in Functional andRegenerative Oral Medicine（◎）

Advanced Course in Oral andMaxillofacial Medicine（◎）

Pre-clinical course of RemovableProsthodontics（◎）

Seminar and Practice of Molecular OralMedicine & Maxillofacial Surgery（◎）

Advanced Course in Applied OralBiology and Medicine（◎）

Advanced Course in Growth andDevelopment of Occlusion（◎）

Seminar and Practice of PeriodontalMedicine（◎）

Seminar and Practice of Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery（◎）

Basic Practice of Endodontics andOperative Dentistry（◎）

Seminar and Practice of BiologicalEndodontics（◎）

Practice of General Health and DentalHeaith（◎）

Seminar and Practice of Oral andMaxillofacial Radiology・DentalAnesthesiology（◎）

Basic Seminar of Oral Radiology（◎）Prosthetic Dentistry(practicaltraining)（◎）

Basic Practice of Oral and MaxillofacialMedicine（◎）

Seminar and Practice of Orthodontics（◎）

Practice of Prosthodontic Treatmentfor Edentulous Patients（◎）

Practice of ProsthodonticTreatment for Partial EdentulousPatients（◎）

Basic Seminar of DentalAnesthesiology（◎）

Seminar and Practice of PediatricDentistry（◎）

Basic Practice of Functional andRegenerative Oral Medicine（◎）

Basic Practice of DentalProsthesis（◎）

Basic Practice of Orthodontics（◎）

Basic Practice of Periodontics（◎）Basic Practice of Pediatric Dentistry（◎）

treatment relatedto dentistry andother relatedstudies.

Basic skills andabilities which arerequired to conductexperiments on lifescience, materialstechnology, andsocial dentistry..

Skills to separatenecessary andunnecessaryinformation,logicallysummarize andoutput it.

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Communicationability as a dentist.

The basic skillsnecessary toconductprevention・examination・diagnosis・treatment ofdiseases in oral・maxillofacialregion.

General Seminar on Clinical Dentistry（◎）

Early Clinical Exposure（◎） Early Clinical Exposure（◎） Early Clinical Exposure（◎）General Seminar on Clinical Dentistry（◎）

Practice of Medicine（incl.preliminarytraining）（◎）

Practice of Medicine（◎）



Early Clinical Exposure（◎） Early Clinical Exposure（◎） Early Clinical Exposure（◎）Practice of Medicine（incl.preliminarytraining）（◎）




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Basic behavior as adentist.

A behavior oflearning over acourse of lifetimeas a dentist.

Knowledge ofdisease prevention,diagnosis, check-up, and treatmentpertaining to socialdentistry,dentistry, and

The basic skills・attitude necessaryto conductprevention・examination・diagnosis・treatment of

A behavior oflearning over acourse of lifetimeas a dentist.

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Specialized EducationSubjects （◎）Required （○）Elective/required （△）Free elective

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