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What is the educational philosophy of Aichi Medical University?

The university’s philosophy is to cultivate excellent clinicians and conduct basic research relevant to clinical practice, nurturing medical professionals who can view patients from a humanistic perspective and engage in meaningful dialogue.

What are the main academic programs offered?

The university comprises the School of Medicine (6‑year program) and the School of Nursing (4‑year program), along with a Graduate School of Medicine (doctoral program) and a Graduate School of Nursing (master’s program).

What types of entrance examinations are available for the School of Medicine?

The School of Medicine offers a general selection process consisting of a primary examination (English, Mathematics, Sciences) and a secondary examination (essay and interview). There is also a special admissions quota for residents of Aichi Prefecture.

Does the School of Nursing have different admission pathways?

Yes, the School of Nursing provides multiple options including recommendation‑based selection, general selection with subject tests, and selection using the Common Test for University Admissions.

What financial support is available for medical students?

Medical students can apply for a unique scholarship loan of up to 3,000,000 yen per year. If the graduate works at the university (as a clinical resident or graduate student), the loan is fully forgiven.

Are there scholarships for nursing students?

Nursing students may receive a hospital scholarship of 50,000 yen per month. Those who commit to working at the university hospital after graduation have the loan forgiven after two years of service.

Where is the university located and how accessible is it?

The campus is in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture. The university operates a school bus service connecting the campus to nearby train stations, making commuting convenient.

Does the university provide on‑campus housing?

Yes, on‑campus housing facilities are available, designed to create a supportive community for students, especially those in the medical and nursing programs, allowing easy access to academic buildings and fostering peer interaction.

What support does the university offer for international students seeking employment in Japan after graduation?

The university’s career support office assists graduates with job placement, particularly through its affiliated hospital and partner medical institutions, helping international students transition to work visas under the guidance of immigration regulations.

Can graduates stay in Japan to complete clinical training after finishing the medical program?

Graduates of the medical school typically proceed to clinical residency training. The university provides the necessary documentation to support the change of residence status from “Student” to “Medical Care” or other appropriate visa categories.

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