Hokkaido Bunkyo University
Hokkaido Bunkyo University's Faculty of Human Sciences offers several departments dedicated to various aspects of human health and development. Here's an overview of each:
Department of Health and Nutrition
This department focuses on training registered dietitians with advanced expertise in both food dietetics and human nutrition. The curriculum emphasizes improving dietary habits, a mission inspired by the university's founder, Professor Tsuruoka. Graduates are prepared to take the National Examination for Registered Dietitians and can pursue careers in public health centers, hospitals, schools, and food companies.
Department of Physical Therapy:
Aimed at developing physical therapists with comprehensive education and specialized skills, this department emphasizes empathetic rehabilitation. Students gain practical experience through early clinical training and state-of-the-art facilities, preparing them for roles in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and home care support.
Department of Occupational Therapy:
This program systematically trains occupational therapists to assist individuals with physical or mental disabilities in improving their functional and psychological well-being. The curriculum covers support for various conditions, including developmental issues and high-order brain dysfunction. Graduates are equipped to work in rehabilitation hospitals, mental health institutions, and development support centers.
Department of Nursing:
This department provides education that fosters deep humanity and creativity, emphasizing an understanding of human dignity. Students are prepared for the National Nursing Examination and develop practical nursing abilities to care for diverse client situations. The program also encourages global medical cooperation through international exchanges. Graduates can pursue careers in hospitals, health clinics, and community support centers.
Currently, we are not accepting applications from foreign students for this department.
Department of Child Development:
Focusing on understanding and interacting with children, this program equips students with the knowledge and skills to support the optimal growth of infants, preschoolers, and primary school pupils. Graduates can obtain qualifications as kindergarten and nursery teachers, as well as elementary school and special needs teachers, enabling them to work in various educational and childcare settings.
Currently, we are not accepting applications from foreign students for this department.
Department of Regional Future Studies:
Starting from April 2024, this department aims to address regional issues and contribute to community development. While specific details about the curriculum are limited, the program is expected to focus on fostering leaders who can drive regional innovation and sustainability.
These departments collectively aim to cultivate professionals who can contribute meaningfully to society through their specialized knowledge and skills.