北 海 道 大 学 環 境 健 康 科 学 研 究 教 育 センター Hokkaido University Center for and Sciences (CEHS) 社 会 と 健 康 Diploma Program 履 修 の 手 引 き, Environment Diploma Program Course Guide 平 成 7 年 度 (FY015) 015.7
Program Objective Hokkaido University Center for and Sciences (HU CEHS) launched Diploma Program, Environment in the second semester of 014. This program aims to educate comprehensively about the increases of health-related problems and new health concerns from a broad perspective and help students to systematically acquire the theories and methods necessary to address such issues. Admissions policy 1. All graduate school students of Hokkaido University. Graduate school students who are motivated to learn about the relationship between environmental factors and health/disease prevention and related research techniques in the field of, Environment Diploma Policy Under the university s four basic philosophies (Frontier Spirit, Global Perspectives, Allround Education, and Practical Learning), the goal of the Diploma Program is to nurture human resources with a rich sense of humanity, high sense of ethics and global viewpoint who are highly-motivated to develop their abilities and put them into practice, by providing a systematic education with the aim of contributing to a continuously changing society and human health. The specific abilities required for individuals who have completed this program (diploma-awarding standards) are defined as below. The diploma is granted to students who have acquired the abilities and the required credits. 1. Students who have an overall understanding of the field of, Environment and the basic knowledge/skills and ethical principles to understand environmental factors and health-related issues in our daily living. Students who have acquired the research methods and skills necessary to present approaches to resolve or prevent health-related problems based on scientific analysis and reasoning 3. Students who have the ability to conceive ideas for community health activities and healthcare management to meet the diversified global needs for health and safety and to improve health and prevent disease Curriculum Policy In order to achieve the Diploma Program s goal of developing human resources with a rich sense of humanity, high sense of ethics and global viewpoint who are motivated
to develop their abilities and put them into practice to contribute to a constantly changing society and human health, the Diploma Program is organized based on the systematic curriculum employed by HU s Inter-graduate School, Environment Course (0 credits in six fields) to allow students to acquire the strong knowledge of public health necessary for their research projects and to attain a diploma as proof of their knowledge in the field. This Diploma Program, Environment is open to all graduate students currently enrolled in master s degree programs, professional degree programs and doctoral degree programs at Hokkaido University. Credits earned in, Environment Course before 015 are recognized toward the Diploma Program. Curriculum completion requirements This Diploma Program, Environment course differs from existing Major subjects in Graduate programs in that it provides course selection guidance. Post-graduate degrees (Master or Doctoral) are still conferred by the student s respective graduate school or research institution. In this program students select subjects according to the program guidelines, credits are obtained and diplomas are awarded to students who demonstrate that they recognize the importance of Society and. Those students who complete this program will be awarded a Diploma from the director of CEHS. Compulsory lectures, Society and Environment 1) graduate schools )3) Elective lectures, Society and graduate Environment 1) schools ) 3) Ⅰ Overview Ethics 1 4) : Epidemiology : 9 1 Ⅴ Research 1 total 11 9 3
1) Credits previously earned at Hokkaido University may be recognized. ) Up to 10 credits from graduate course subjects may be transferred. 3) Guidelines for transferable subjects are determined after reviewing subject descriptions in syllabi. 4) Transferable credits are limited to ethics-related subjects that including the lecture about the life ethics. Compulsory lectures 11 credits (1), Environment Ⅰ [Overview] Public Overview: Hot Topics of the Researches and Activities (Compulsory lectures credits) and ethics-related subjects, including the lecture about the life ethics, provided at graduate schools to which the student belongs or that are provided in HU Inter-graduate School courses (), Environment [: Epidemiology] A total of two credits or more can come from, Environment Ⅱ A [: Epidemiology], or subjects provided at graduate schools to which the student belongs (3), Environment [: ] A total of two credits or more can come from, Environment Ⅱ B[: ] or statistics subjects provided at graduate schools to which the student belongs or that are provided in other HU Inter-graduate School courses (4), Environment [ ] A total of two credits or more can come from, Environment [ ] or subjects provided at graduate schools to which the student belongs or that are provided in other HU Intergraduate School courses (5), Environment [] A total of one credit or more can come from, Environment [] or subjects provided at graduate schools to which the student belongs or that are provided in other HU Inter-graduate School courses (6), Environment Ⅴ [ Research] A total of one credit or more can come from, Environment Ⅴ [ Research] or Research subjects provided at graduate schools to 4
which the student belongs or that are provided in other HU Inter-graduate School courses Elective lectures 9 credits A total of nine credits or more can be freely selected from subjects provided in, Environment (other than compulsory subjects) or transferable subjects provided at graduate schools to which the student belongs List of lecture of, Environment (1), Environment Ⅰ [Overview] 6credits Public Overview: Hot Topics of the Researches and Activities(credits) Basic Medical Biology Ⅰ(credits in English) Basic Clinical Medicine Ⅰ(credits in English) (), Environment Ⅱ [ : Epidemiology] 1credits Epidemiological Studies: Design and Practice(credits) Survey Methods Ⅰ(credits in English) Survey Methods Ⅱ(credits in English) Epidemiology Ⅰ(credits in English) Epidemiology Ⅱ(credits in English) Practice in Epidemiology I (credits in English) (3), Environment Ⅱ [: ] credits Basic Biostatistics(1credits) Applied Biostatistics(1credits) (4), Environment [ ] 3credits Global and Human Ecology Ⅰ(credits) The Environment and Child Development(1credits) (5), Environment [] credits Nutrient and Drug effect: Scientific Overview of Supplements Usage(1credits) Oral Science(1credits) (6), Environment Ⅴ[ Research] 4credits Regional care Activity(credits) Medical Management(credits) 5
Completion model 1. Graduate student belongs to Graduate School of Medicine or Faculty of Sciences etc. Example: Graduate student belongs to a laboratory of Public Global Fundamental Nursing etc. Model 1: Graduate student belongs to Sciences Ⅰ Compulsory lectures, Environment Overview graduate schools Ethics 1 : Epidemiology : Elective lectures, Environment graduate schools 1 5 Ⅴ Research 1 total 10 1 0 9. Graduate student belongs to Graduate School of Agriculture, Science or Engineering etc. Example: Graduate student belongs to a laboratory of Engineering or Safety System etc. Model : Graduate student Compulsory lectures Elective lectures belongs to Science and, graduate, graduate Technology Environment schools Environment schools Ⅰ Overview Ethics 1 : Epidemiology : 1 3 1 1 Ⅴ Research 1 total 8 3 7 6
3. Graduate student belongs to Graduate School of Education, Letters or Public Policy School etc. Example: Graduate student belongs to a laboratory of Science, Medical Sociology or Policy etc. Model 3: Graduate student belongs to Liberal Arts Ⅰ Compulsory lectures, Environment Overview graduate schools Ethics 1 : Epidemiology : 1 Elective lectures, Environment graduate schools Ⅴ Research 1 3 total 7 4 4 5 Substitutable subjects The following subjects are recognized as substitutable for subjects of, Society and Environment Course. 1., Environment subjects that are provided in graduate schools as their course subjects., Environment subjects provided in previous years Transferable subjects The following subjects are recognized as transferable for subjects of, Society and Environment Course. Please visit the website (http://www.cehs.hokudai.ac.jp/en/) to check up-to-date information regarding transferable subjects on the website. For the credit transfer of graduate course subjects other than those listed below, please contact the administration bureau. Course Subtitle credit I Overview Basic Principles of Medicine, Public 7
I Overview Basic Principles of Social Medicine I, Public I Ethics Ethics and risk management in Medicine I Ethics Medical Ethics 1 I Ethics Research Ethics 1 I Ethics Introduction to Medical Ethics 1 I Ethics [Inter Graduate School Subject] Ethics I Ethics [StraSS Course] Ethics I Ethics [Graduate school of Letters] Applied Ethics (Numbering Code:LETG 5111 ) I Ethics [Graduate school of Agriculture] Agricultural Ethics I Ethics [Graduate school of Life Science ] Ethics in Pharmaceutical Sciences I Ethics [Basic Classes in Graduate-level Science and Technology] Bioethics I Ethics [Graduate school of Letters] Religious Studies(CourseNumber:04004) [Graduate school of Sciences] Epidemiology Methods of Qualitative Research [Graduate school of Sciences] Epidemiology Research Strategies in Sciences [Graduate school of Sciences] Medical statistics and multivariate analysis Experimental Methods and Research Designs 1 Experimental Methods and Research Designs 1 Basic s in Social Medicine III Case Study for 1 [Graduate school of Sciences] Biostatistics 8
[Graduate school of Letters] Quantitative Studies of Behavior [Graduate school of Letters]Psychology (011) Statistical Methodology on Social Sciences [Inter Graduate School Subject] Ecology and control of zoonosis [Graduate school of Sciences] Advanced Study of Evaluation [Graduate school of Education] Science A [Graduate school of Education] Science B [Inter Graduate School Subject] Sciences [Graduate school of Sciences] Sports and Physical Fitness Science [Graduate school of Sciences] Physiological functions of foods [Graduate school of Sciences] Advanced Study of Evaluation Principles of Medicine Public Basic Principles of Social Medicine I Public [Graduate school of Education] Social Science A [Graduate school of Education] Social Science B [Basic Classes in Graduate-level Science and Technology] Safety and Function of Food 1 [Graduate school of Education] Development of -related Physical Fitness B [Graduate school of Education] Exercise and homeostasis B [Graduate school of Education] Fundamentals of Physical Education Ⅰ 9
V V V V Research Research Research Research Principles of Medicine Public Basic Principles of Social Medicine I Public [Graduate school of Sciences] Information Science [Graduate school of Sciences] Seminar on Information Science (as of May 1, 015) Program application procedure Persons wishing to apply for the Diploma Program should fill out the Application Form for, Environment Diploma Program Registration contained at the end the course guidelines, obtain the approval of their supervisor, and then submit it to the CEHS office. The program registration deadlines are at the end of June and the end of December each year. Once you have completed (or are expected to complete) the required subjects, fill out the Application Form for, Society and Environment Diploma Program Accreditation and submit the form to the CEHS staff in charge of the program along with your credit transcripts (or expected credit transcripts). The deadline of the application is the end of July and the end of January every year. Notice The lectures provided as, Environment are also open lectures for graduate courses and as such, each student should ensure that he/she follows the procedures required for each subject by the Academic Affairs Section of his/her respective Graduate School. In addition, the requirements for some lectures may involve Graduate school(s) to which the student does not belong. Completing the necessary procedures is the student s own responsibility. As such, students are expected to visit the relevant Academic Affairs Office themselves. The, Society and Environment diploma program application does not complete the procedures for registration of open lectures for a graduate course. Therefore, please do not forget to submit the registration form (rishu-todoke) to your faculty's academic affairs section. 10
Flow of the procedure 11
Diploma Schedule -015 First Diploma Accreditation Registration form deadline:june 30, 015 Accreditation form deadline:july 31, 015 Application Material Assessment:August 015 Awarding of Diploma:September 015-015 Second Diploma Accreditation Registration deadlines:dec 8, 015 Accreditation form deadline:january 9,016 Application Material Assessment:February 016 Awarding of Diploma:March 016 Contact Center for and Sciences Kita 1, Nishi 7. Kita-ku, Sapporo, 060-081 PIC : Kanae Abe/Mimi Takahashi Tel : 706-4746 Fax : 706-475 E-mail : jimu3@cehs.hokudai.ac.jp 1
社 会 と 健 康 ディプロマプログラム 単 位 修 得 見 込 証 明 書, Environment Diploma Program Expected Credit Transcripts 環 境 健 康 科 学 研 究 教 育 センター 長 殿 To the Director of the Center for and Sciences Student Number Full Name Graduate School Course Master / PhD School year 上 記 の 者 が 平 成 年 ( 前 後 ) 期 で 下 記 の 科 目 を 履 修 し 単 位 修 得 の 見 込 みであることを 証 明 いたします I hereby certify that the above-mentioned individual has enrolled in the following course subjects in the (first / second) semester and will be able to earn the credits. 科 目 名 /subject: Date: 平 成 年 月 日 責 任 教 員 -Instructor- 所 属 -Affiliation- 氏 名 -Full Name- 印 はどちらかを 囲 みのこと This form can be downloaded from the CEHS homepage (http://www.cehs.hokudai.ac.jp/)
, Environment Diploma Program Application for Registration To the Director of the Center for and Sciences The following student will register for the, Environment Diploma Program Student Number: Full Name: XXXXXXX Kankyo Kako Sample Name in katakana: カンキョウ カコ Date: 0XX.XX.XX Gender: M F Graduate school: Graduate school of Medicine Department: Medical Science Course: Master / PhD check the appropriate box School Year: Date of Birth & age: 19XX year X month XX day ( X yrs) Enrollment Year and Date: 014 Contact: TEL. XXX-XXX-XXXX FAX. XXX-XXX-XXXX E-mail address:(please print. Only PC e-mail address are acceptable kakoka@xxx.xxxx.xx.jp I agree that the above-mentioned student can participate in this program. Affiliation XXXX 健 康 Title Professor Full Name Kenko Kyoichi 印 Course Planning Number of credits required Finished, Registered or Planned Lectures, graduate Environment schools Lectures Credits Status Compulsory lectures 11 Ⅰ Public Overview: Hot Topics of the Overview Researches and Activities Ethics 1 Subjects in the Society Epidemiology and Course and those transferable for subjects of the Society and Course that you have completed 1 must be indicated. Ⅴ Research 1 Elective lectures 9 If you have earned credits beyond the required number of credits set for compulsory subjects, the subjects for which you have earned extra credits should be indicated here. Subjects for which you are unsure of transferability should also indicated here. total 0 After filling out this form, please submit it to the Center for and Sciences either as a printed document or via e-mail as an attached file. Registration requires the consent of your supervisor. Please obtain his/her signature or seal in the given field. E-mail:jimu3@cehs.hokudai.ac.jp Phone:011-706-4746 Fax:011-706-475 This form can be downloaded from the CEHS homepage(http://www.cehs.hokudai.ac.jp/) Do not write below this line -Status- A finished B registered C planned 受 理 日 : 受 理 番 号 :
, Environment Diploma Program Application for Accreditation Sample To the Director of the Center for and Sciences The following student will apply for the, Environment Diploma Program Date: 0XX.XX.XX Student Number:XXXXX Full Name: Kankyo Kako Name in katakana: カンキョウ カコ Gender: M F Number of credits required, graduate Environment schools Finished or Registered lectures year Lectures Credits Status Compulsory lectures 11 Ⅰ Public Overview: Hot Topics Overview 015 of the Researches and Activities Ethics 1 015 Medical Ethics 1 015 Epidemiology I Epidemiology 015 Basic Biostatistics 1 014 Applied Biostatistics 1 014 Global and Human Ecology I 1 014 Sciences Ⅴ Research 1 013 Medical Management Elective lectures 9 I 014 Basic Medical Biology I IIA 013 Epidemiology II IIA 015 Epidemiological Studies :Design and Practice 1 IIB 013 Case Study for 1 III 014 The Environment and Child Development 1 V 014 Regional care Activity total 0 After filling out this form, please submit it to the Center for and Sciences either as a printed document or via e-mail as an attached file. -Status- A finished Registration requires the consent of your supervisor. Please obtain his/her signature or seal in the given field. B registered E-mail:jimu3@cehs.hokudai.ac.jp Phone:011-706-4746 Fax:011-706-475 This form can be downloaded from the CEHS homepage(http://www.cehs.hokudai.ac.jp/) Do not write below this line 以 下 事 務 局 記 入 欄 受 理 日 : 受 理 番 号 : DP 審 査 日 : DP 番 号 :
, Environment Diploma Program Application for Registration To the Director of the Center for and Sciences The following student will register for the, Environment Diploma Program Date: Student Number: Full Name: Name in katakana: Gender: M F Graduate school: Department: Course: Master / PhD check the appropriate box School Year: Date of Birth & age: year month day ( yrs) Enrollment Year and Date Contact: E-mail address:(please print. Only PC e-mail address are acceptable) TEL. FAX. I agree that the above-mentioned student can participate in this program. Affiliation Title Full Name 印 Course Planning Number of credits required Finished, Registered or Expected Lectures, graduate Lectures Environment schools year Credits Status Compulsory lectures 11 Ⅰ Public Overview: Hot Topics of Overview the Researches and Activities Ethics 1 Epidemiology 1 Ⅴ Research 1 Elective lectures 9 total 0 After filling out this form, please submit it to the Center for and Sciences either as a printed document or via e-mail as an attached file. Registration requires the consent of your supervisor. Please obtain his/her signature or seal in the given field. E-mail:jimu3@cehs.hokudai.ac.jp Phone:011-706-4746 Fax:011-706-475 This form can be downloaded from the CEHS homepage(http://www.cehs.hokudai.ac.jp/) Do not write below this line -Status- A finished B registered C planned 受 理 日 : 受 理 番 号 :
, Environment Diploma Program Application for Accreditation To the Director of the Center for and Sciences The following student will apply for the, Environment Diploma Program Date: Student Number: Full Name: Name in katakana: Gender: M F Number of credits required, Environment graduate schools year Finished or Expected Course Lectures Credits Status Compulsory lectures 11 Public Overview: Hot Topics of Overview Ⅰ the Researches and Activities Ethics 1 Epidemiology 1 Ⅴ Research 1 Elective lectures 9 total 0 After filling out this form, please submit it to the Center for and Sciences either as a printed document or via e-mail as an attached file. Registration requires the consent of your supervisor. Please obtain his/her signature or seal in the given field. E-mail:jimu3@cehs.hokudai.ac.jp Phone:011-706-4746 Fax:011-706-475 This form can be downloaded from the CEHS homepage(http://www.cehs.hokudai.ac.jp/) Do not write below this line 以 下 事 務 局 記 入 欄 受 理 日 : 受 理 番 号 : DP 審 査 日 : DP 番 号 : -Status- A finished B registered