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MENU About Us Greeting Messages from Alumni and Students Our Philosophy Symbol Overview History Campus Guide Industry-Academia-Government Joint Projects Undergraduate Our Educational Philosophy Admission Policy Diploma Policy Curriculum Class Subjects by Year Nursing Practicum Subjects Graduation Requirements Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs Admission Requirements Credit Transfer System (Ishikawa City College) Graduate Our Educational Philosophy Admission Policy Diploma Policy Curriculum Completion Requirements Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs Admission Requirements Certified Nurse Administrator Master’s Program Certified Nurse Specialist (CNS) Education Course ― Master’s Program International Exchange Chiang Mai University Training Program, Thailand Exchange with Jilin University School of Nursing (Jilin Province, China) Exchange with Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine (Jiangsu Province) Summer 2021 Online Training with American Nurses International Contribution Project (Receiving JICA Trainees) Prospective Students Admission Information Enrollment Fees, Testing Fees, Tuition Fees, and Scholarships Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Master’s Program) Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Doctoral Program) Special Register Students — Research Students (Graduate School Subjects) Student Life Support Campus Calendar Housing Study Support Health management Tuition Fees Other Fees Scholarships About Us Greeting Messages from Alumni and Students Our Philosophy Symbol Overview History Campus Guide Industry-Academia-Government Joint Projects Undergraduate Our Educational Philosophy Admission Policy Diploma Policy Curriculum Class Subjects by Year Nursing Practicum Subjects Graduation Requirements Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs Admission Requirements Credit Transfer System (Ishikawa City College) Graduate Our Educational Philosophy Admission Policy Diploma Policy Curriculum Completion Requirements Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs Admission Requirements Certified Nurse Administrator Master’s Program Certified Nurse Specialist (CNS) Education Course ― Master’s Program International Exchange Chiang Mai University Training Program, Thailand Exchange with Jilin University School of Nursing (Jilin Province, China) Exchange with Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine (Jiangsu Province) Summer 2021 Online Training with American Nurses International Contribution Project (Receiving JICA Trainees) Prospective Students Admission Information Enrollment Fees, Testing Fees, Tuition Fees, and Scholarships Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Master’s Program) Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Doctoral Program) Special Register Students — Research Students (Graduate School Subjects) Student Life Support Campus Calendar Housing Study Support Health management Tuition Fees Other Fees Scholarships JAPANESE About Us Greeting Messages from Alumni and Students Our Philosophy Symbol Overview History Campus Guide Industry-Academia-Government Joint Projects Undergraduate Our Educational Philosophy Admission Policy Diploma Policy Curriculum Class Subjects by Year Nursing Practicum Subjects Graduation Requirements Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs Admission Requirements Credit Transfer System (Ishikawa City College) Graduate Our Educational Philosophy Admission Policy Diploma Policy Curriculum Completion Requirements Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs Admission Requirements Certified Nurse Administrator Master’s Program Certified Nurse Specialist (CNS) Education Course ― Master’s Program International Exchange Chiang Mai University Training Program, Thailand Exchange with Jilin University School of Nursing (Jilin Province, China) Exchange with Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine (Jiangsu Province) Summer 2021 Online Training with American Nurses International Contribution Project (Receiving JICA Trainees) Prospective Students Admission Information Enrollment Fees, Testing Fees, Tuition Fees, and Scholarships Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Master’s Program) Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Doctoral Program) Special Register Students — Research Students (Graduate School Subjects) Student Life Support Campus Calendar Housing Study Support Health management Tuition Fees Other Fees Scholarships HOMEGraduateCurriculum Curriculum Our Master’s program includes lectures and practicums distributed between basic and specialized courses. In addition to these courses, the Master’s program offers courses suited to the educational requirements for Certified Nurse Specialist (CNS) qualifications in the fields of community health nursing, pediatric nursing, oncology nursing, and gerontological nursing. The basic course provides a broad overview and covers extensive knowledge that constitutes a standard academic basis for further graduate studies, while promoting humane nursing and nurturing capabilities at the same time. Students are expected to successfully complete a Master’s graduate thesis.Students are given extensive guidance by faculty staff in one of these areas, based on their field of specialization. The Doctoral program encourages students to conduct research work with originality and scientific significance, in which, for example, a specific nursing care program is scientifically evaluated. Master’s Program Nursing Design Students learn the basic theories and methodologies behind academic approaches that range from designing, to proving the efficacy of, tools and facilities, a caring environment, and nursing methods, so that local residents who receive care, as well as their caregivers, may enjoy renewed vitality through effective support. Students also acquire research capabilities to design more effective nursing practices. Community Health Courses are built around lectures, seminars, and practicums targeted at community health nursing, community mental health nursing, and health science. Students learn the theories and methodology to deliver  care services to assist care recipients in their daily lives in the community. Students are expected to acquire skills, such as how to provide comprehensive healthcare services, to develop community care systems. Nursing Administration In this program, students learn how to develop solutions to any administrative problems that could happen in nursing, and how to adapt high-quality nursing to rapidly changing medical systems and patient needs. Our goal is to prepare nurses with the leadership and management skills necessary to accomplish the goals of a nursing team. Courses and practicums required for eligibility for the Certified Nursing Administrator (CNA) examination are included in this program. Women’s Health Students acquire professional knowledge and research methodology on women’s holistic healthcare, focusing on the distinct stages of their lives, including adolescence, the reproductive period, and menopause. Students gain extensive knowledge and high-quality midwifery care skills for safe delivery and breastfeeding, and for addressing women’s gynecological needs. Students also study women’s health support systems in the community. Child and Family Health Nursing The program meets Certified Nurse Specialist (CNS) requirements, and provides lectures and practicums enabling students to acquire essential knowledge and skills for the mental and physical care of children and their parents. In addition to pediatric nursing, the knowledge and skills include fundamental theories in the field and a comprehensive understanding of healthy childhood development, as well as causes and prevention of derangements. In particular, the program produces personnel capable of extending professional care and education to abused children, as well as counseling support and education for  parents who need help with child-rearing anxiety or compulsive child abuse. Students also develop skills to help prevent these contemporary problems in collaboration with other disciplines. Adult Nursing This area of nursing focuses on the nursing of patients who suffer from cancer or other chronic diseases and dysfunctions, as well as their families. Students learn the theory needed to understand patients and their families, and acquire professional knowledge concerning the pathophysiology of cancer and other chronic diseases. Students also study methods such as continued or palliative care of patients and their families. Gerontological Nursing Students further their understanding of the elderly and master activities based on highly sophisticated knowledge and judgment, founded on the concept of “successful aging.” Students also master the practice and research abilities that will help contribute to the development of self-care capabilities in the elderly, and improved quality of life for these patients and their families. Home Care Nursing Students focus on the care of babies through elderly patients undergoing treatment in their home environment, as they acquire the knowledge and theory to provide care to patients and their families with the goal of improving quality of life (QOL) and maintaining the lives they want to live. In addition, students also learn about in-home care systems and care management; the state of coordination and collaboration with health, medicine, and welfare-related roles; and continuous nursing care in the home. Based on these studies, we aim to equip students with nursing-related research abilities for improved quality in home nursing and home care. Doctorate Program Community Health and Nursing Design Science In this field, we aim to train nursing scientists who can design and develop care for individuals at any level ―care that stresses the totality of individuals living their lives. Studies in this field include the design of medical treatment environments and lifestyle equipment and facilities to improve patients vitality and support their lifestyles; the design of care programs; the design and management of environments for providing care; the social design of health, medical, and welfare systems for primary through tertiary prevention; and the design of underlying nursing theories. In order to effectively and scientifically progress with these aims, the focus must be placed on integrating the interdisciplinary approaches of human, social, and natural sciences with the greater specialization of nursing studies, and clarifying the essence of nursing-related phenomena and the principles underlying nursing practice. Practical Nursing Science In this field, we build on the field of the Master’s course of Practical Nursing which aims to train individuals in advanced research abilities and practical skills, with the goal of training nursing scientists who can construct a science of nursing that serves as the basis for specialized practical nursing suited to the characteristics of the patient and the environment. To that end, students explore nursing scientifically, by looking at complex health and societal issues that transcend the boundaries of health, medicine, and welfare, and by developing and testing care programs suited to the lifestyles of patients and their families, and to their living environments, from private homes to institution environments. About USUndergraduateGraduate SchoolInternational ExchangeProspective Students Greeting Hiromi SANADA President Ishikawa Prefectural Nursing University Hiromi SANADA, RN, PhD, WOCN, FAAN President Ishikawa Prefectural Nursing UniversityB.S., St&＃8230;. Messages from Alumni and Students 【Introducing IPNU】 Satomi MINAMIDA,BS, Class of 20XX Ever since my high school days, I’ve found myself intrigued by international cooperation. While studyi&＃8230; Our Philosophy Nursing is a job that involves assisting people in various degrees of health, to help them live their lives to their fullest potential. For that reason, nurs&＃8230; Symbol 【Representing Our Pride and Confidence as an Educational Institution Training the Next Generation of Nursing Leaders】 Overlapping CirclesIconography repres&＃8230; Overview 【Undergraduate School】 FacultyFaculty of NursingStudent Capacity340 (Admission capacity : 80; new third-year transfer students : 10)DegreeBachelor of Scien&＃8230; History Before the University’s Opening（March 1992 to March 2000） March 2000 to March 2010 April 2010 to Today 【Before the University’s Opening】 March 1992 to Ma&＃8230; Campus Guide The Blue Sea, Majestic Mountains, and Fresh Air Make This the Perfect Place to Cultivate your Sensibilities. A Spacious Campus with a View of the Sea and Mou&＃8230; The Library Our library is a two-story spacious area with nearly 60,000 books, many items of audio-visual educational software, subscribed science journals, an&＃8230; The Community Care Center As the general point of contact for creating a ‘University open to the community’, the Community Care Center provides a base for prefectural residents and nu&＃8230; The Career Development Support Center The Career Development Support Center was established in November 2013 as a hub to support and promote the career development of nursing professionals, with &＃8230; Industry-Academia-Government Joint Projects 【Agreement Entered into with Saraya Co., Ltd. to Establish the Department of Bio-engineering Nursing as a Joint Research Course】 On January 10, 2023, Ishik&＃8230; Access 【Wide Area Map】 【Vicinity Map of University】 【how to get to University】 By fixed-route bus from JR Takamatsu Station : Approx.5 minutes(Kango Daigakuma&＃8230; Declaration of Non-Smoking 【IPNU Declaration of Non-Smoking】 On September 1, 2016, Ishikawa Prefectural Nursing University officially declared the entire university campus grounds to&＃8230; Our Educational Philosophy 【Our Educational Philosophy】 We aim to train well-rounded nursing professionals and nursing instructors who can truly understand human lives and quality of&＃8230; Admission Policy Student selection examinations include the General Admission Examination (Early and Late Schedules), the Admission Examination via Recommendation, and the Ad&＃8230; Diploma Policy We award the degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing to those who have earned the credits required before graduation, who have a foundation in nursing, and &＃8230; Curriculum The undergraduate program consists of two broad areas of subjects. The Liberal Arts courses introduce students to a broader and more profound understanding o&＃8230; Class Subjects by Year 【Liberal Arts】 *Bold subject names indicate compulsory subjects, and underlined subject names indicate prerequisite subjects for Nursing Practicum subjects&＃8230; Nursing Practicum Subjects At IPNU, we place importance on education at actual nursing settings in the fields of public health, medical, and welfare, in which people of various health &＃8230; Graduation Requirements To graduate from IPNU, students must study for at least four years, and obtain 113 credits from compulsory subjects and at least 16 credits from elective sub&＃8230; Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs DegreeAwardedBachelor of Science in NursingQualificationAcquired afterGraduationAfter four years of study at the university, graduates are qualified to take &＃8230; Admission Requirements Requirementsfor Acceptance andAdmission into SchoolStudents must have a high school diploma or equivalent, which must be officially recognized by Japan’s Min&＃8230; Credit Transfer System (Ishikawa City College) IPNU students are eligible to use a credit transfer system to pursue courses offered by Ishikawa City College, which is operated by University Consortium Ish&＃8230; Our Educational Philosophy The educational philosophy of this university is to train well-rounded nursing professionals and nursing instructors who can truly understand human lives and&＃8230; Admission Policy 【Master’s Program】 We hold Student selection examinations. We seek a broad spectrum of talented, eager individuals with the following qualities: Broad acad&＃8230; Diploma Policy 【Master’s Program】 We award the degree of Master of Science in Nursing to students who have obtained the required credits, who have a depth of interdiscipl&＃8230; Curriculum Our Master’s program includes lectures and practicums distributed between basic and specialized courses. In addition to these courses, the Master’s program o&＃8230; Completion Requirements 【Master’s Program】 No. of Credits Required for Completion Two or more years studying in the Master’s Program at this Graduate School 14 or more credits in &＃8230; Degrees Awarded and Requirements for Completing the Programs 【Master’s Program】 Degree Awarded: Master of Nursing Science The degree of Master of Nursing Science is awarded to those who meet the following requirement&＃8230; Admission Requirements Students must have a four-year undergraduate degree  or equivalent, which must be recognized by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and T&＃8230; Certified Nurse Administrator Master’s Program 【What Is a Certified Nurse Administrator?】 A Certified Nurse Administrator, or CNA, is a professional who serves the health/medicine/welfare sector through&＃8230; Certified Nurse Specialist (CNS) Education Course ― Master’s Program 【Certified Nurse Specialist Education Course】 IPNU’s  Graduate School Master’s Program features courses focused  on the fields of Community/Mental Health/P&＃8230; Chiang Mai University Training Program, Thailand FY2016 Program for Promoting Inter-University Collaborative EducationHuman Healthcare Personnel Training Project: Studying Local Healthcare Systems Abroad 【&＃8230; Exchange with Jilin University School of Nursing (Jilin Province, China) On March 29, 2016, IPNU established a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Jilin University School of Nursing. University President ISHIGAKI gave a lec&＃8230; Exchange with Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine (Jiangsu Province) On March 28, 2016, IPNU established a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine. As we push forward with training ind&＃8230; Summer 2021 Online Training with American Nurses 【Summer 2021 Online Training with American Nurses】 Four students (two second-year and two fourth-year) participated in a six-day online training program wi&＃8230; International Contribution Project (Receiving JICA Trainees) At the Community Care Center, we receive JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) trainees for the purpose of making international contributions. Upon t&＃8230; Admission Information 【Undergraduate】 No. to Be Admitted, Application Period, and Entrance Exam Dates No. to Be Admitted Faculty and Department Places Available G&＃8230; Enrollment Fees, Testing Fees, Tuition Fees, and Scholarships 【Faculty】 ClassificationAmountRemarksAdmission testing fees¥17,000Admission feesIshikawa Prefecture residents¥282,000Applicants who have had an address wit&＃8230; Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Master’s Program) 【Health Nursing】 Nursing Design  Prof. Kobayashi HiromitsuExperimental research on the evaluation of nursing skills, using measurements of physiological an&＃8230; Research Supervision Staff and Research Topics (Doctoral Program) 【Community Health Nursing Design】  Prof. Kobayashi HiromitsuExperimental research on the evaluation of nursing skills, using measurements of physiological &＃8230; Special Register Students — Research Students (Graduate School Subjects) 【Special Register Students】 At the IPNU Graduate School, we offer a system through which anyone is able to register to study individual subjects.Please con&＃8230; Student Life Support 1. Student Support Offices 2. Carrying Your Student ID 3. Communications/Notices for Students (Noticeboards) 4. Summons from Outside the University & Rec&＃8230; Campus Calendar 【FY2023】 April4 (Tue)University entrance ceremony3 (Mon) – 7 (Fri)Health check-ups and guidance10 (Mon)First semester classes begin1 (Sat) – 10 (Mon)Regist&＃8230; Housing 【Student Dormitories & Apartments】 IPNU does not have student dormitories.Students you wish to live in an apartment or other rented housing must make t&＃8230; Study Support 【Study Advice】 IPNU features a homeroom teacher system, for individual advice about study and all aspects of student life. 【Guidance for All Year Levels &＃038;&＃8230; Health management Mental and physical health management is important for living a rich student life.If you have any concerns about your health, please seek advice from the nur&＃8230; Tuition Fees 【Amount of tuition fees and due dates】 ClassificationPayment AmountPayment Due DateFirst Semester¥267,900April 15 (May 30 for new students)Second Semester¥&＃8230; Other Fees In addition to tuition fees, other fees must be paid, including (1) actual costs for practicums, (2) teaching materials, (3) Support Group fees, (4) accident&＃8230; Scholarships Every April, a Scholarship Information Session is held with information on scholarships. 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