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7 Life Sciences Preparatory Programs in Japan


NCUK
International Foundation Year in Science
- Osaka, Japan
- Tokyo, Japan
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Foundation Year
Full time, Part time
6 months
On-Campus
English
NCUK International Foundation Year will give you specialist English language, study, and cultural skills that are an essential part of your degree course. This unique combination will help you to get into the University of your choice and get on with your future career.


Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design
Digital Learning, Copenhagen 2020 Summer Workshop: Design Across Biological Scales
- Tokyo, Japan
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Summer Course
Full time
5 days
Distance Learning
English
The art of emulating life: design across biological scales! This course involves an active search and a responsive foresight; it does not involve extracting from nature, it implies learning from it. Human beings are not simply observers of nature, as if we were looking at it from a bubble. We are 100% in nature.
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Fukui Prefectural University
Agriculture
- Eiheiji, Japan
Course
On-Campus
The nationwide unique department "Creative Agriculture Department" started in April 2020 and has entered its second year. The "Creative Agricultural Department" is a department that comprehensively learns food, agriculture, environment, culture, and life from practice. Our faculty members also enjoyed it with the students. Would you like to join us in this epic experiment? Let's build a futuristic society "a new era of" agriculture "with us!


KOSEN National Institute of Technology
Course: Chemistry and Biochemistry, Materials Science
- Hachioji, Japan
Course
On-Campus
Chemical technology has produced various products related to food, clothing, and shelter for human beings and made a large contribution to human civilization. Further development of chemical technology now requires knowledge of biotechnology as well as knowledge of chemistry.


Tokyo University Of Marine Science And Technology
Course of Food Science and Technology
- Minato City, Japan
Course
On-Campus
In this course, we educate students and undertake research about principles and advanced technologies related to production, preservation, distribution and consumption of foods, with a focus on marine products. Especially, we comprehensively educate and undertake research focusing not only on securing and improving the safety and healthiness of foods in the chain from resources to consumption, and on improving the functionality of foods from the viewpoints of promoting human health and constancy, but also on developing the designing and performing abilities required for the multidisciplinary development of technologies, from the viewpoints of chemistry, microbiology, physics and engineering, supporting the safety, healthiness and functionality of foods.


National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College
Advanced Course Program: Chemistry, Bioengineering Course
- Iwaki, Japan
Course
On-Campus
We aim to foster human resources who are capable of adapting and responding to cutting edge technology and its movement in the areas of modern applied chemistry and biochemistry.


Okinawa Institute Of Science And Technology (OIST)
Ecology and Evolution
- Onna, Japan
Course
On-Campus
This course covers biological phenomena at or above the scale of a single organism. We will broadly cover topics in evolutionary biology and ecology including but not limited to population genetics, animal behavior, adaptation and natural selection, speciation, phylogenetics, population biology, community ecology, ecosystem ecology, and macroecology.
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Pursuing a Life Sciences degree at the Preparatory level in Japan opens doors to the intricate world of biological systems and processes. This field focuses on topics such as genetics, microbiology, and environmental science, laying the groundwork for advanced studies.
Through hands-on laboratory work and collaborative projects, students engage in scientific inquiry while developing vital skills like conducting experiments and analyzing data. This approach fosters a strong foundation in practical techniques, such as isolating and culturing microorganisms, which is essential for any career in the life sciences.
As students explore these subjects, they strengthen adaptability, gaining confidence in their ability to tackle emerging scientific challenges. Graduates can look forward to diverse career paths, including roles in research, environmental management, or healthcare. Japan's emphasis on innovation in biotechnology and environmental sustainability provides valuable insights that are applicable on a global scale.