NARITA CAMPUS

Academics

School of Medicine at Narita

Faculty of Medicine

A Wide Range of International Exchange

We have been engaging in multilateral international exchange for many years. The four-week or longer clinical training scheduled for School of Medicine students in their sixth year will be conducted at overseas universities, institutions, hospitals, and so on, based on the university's international cooperation agreements.
We have created revolutionary cooperative relationships with Southeast Asian countries, and our international exchange activities with countries in the region involves not only personnel exchange involving teaching staff, technicians, students, and so on, but also a large number of other projects in which personnel from our university have managed to demonstrate their resourcefulness.
With the scheduled opening of our School of Medicine we have concluded agreements concerning the intake of international students with governments and universities in Vietnam, Myanmar, Mongolia, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Laos.

  • The “TAO (Telecommunications Advancement Organization) Nasu Distance Rehabilitation Research Center" established to engage in research and development of satellite communications-based remote rehabilitation systems in the Asia region (June 1998).

  • The opening ceremony of a training program for core technicians in JICA's “Kenya Medical Training College Project" (November 1998). In this photo: Kenya's Health Minister Jackson Kalweo and President Boyd of Kenya Medical Training College.

  • Concluding an academic exchange agreement with South Korea's Konyang University (October 2009).

  • The Japan-China Rehabilitation Symposium held to deepen mutual understanding of rehabilitative medicine in Japan and China (December 2009).

  • Agreement on medical cooperation with Vietnam's Cho Ray Hospital (June 2011).

  • Signing ceremony with Myanmar's University of Medicine 1, Yangon; University of Nursing, Yangon; and University of Medical Technology, Yangon (December 2013).

  • Talks with the Laotian deputy health minister/International Affairs Department director regarding medical cooperation with Laos (November 2014).

  • An academic exchange agreement with Australia's Griffith University (January 2015).

  • Medical cooperation agreement with Vietnam's Bach Mai Hospital (March 2015).

  • A conference with Mongolia's State Secretary of the Ministry of Health and Sport, Ganchimeg Gombosuren (July 2015).

  • Signing ceremony for an academic exchange agreement with the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences (July 2015).

  • An academic exchange with the University of Health Sciences, Laos (November 2015).

  • An agreement with Myanmar's health ministry concerning cooperation in the fields of rehabilitation and medicine (February 2016). Myanmar's health minister Than Aung is standing in the center in the second row.

  • Signing ceremony for academic exchange agreement with Malaysia's Management & Science University (February 2016).

  • Conclusion of an agreement with Hanoi Medical University and Ho Chi Minh City Medicine and Pharmacy University concerning the intake of international medical students attended by Vietnam's Minister of Health, Nguyen Thi Kim Tien (May 2016).

  • Signing of a memorandum with Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences concerning the intake of international medical students attended by Mongolia's Minister of Health and Sports, Enkhbold Sereenen (June 2016).

  • Talks with Myanmar's education minister Myo Thein Gyi concerning the intake of international medical students (July 2016).

  • Talks with Cambodia's health minister, Mam Bun Heng (July 2016).

  • Conclusion of academic exchange agreement with Cambodia's University of Health Sciences (July 2016).

  • Conclusion an academic agreement with the University of the Philippines Manila (August 2016).

  • Talks regarding the intake of international medical students with Indonesia's Minister of Research and Technology and Higher Education, Muhammad Nasir (September 2016).

  • Conclusion of a memorandum concerning the intake of international medical students with Myanmar's health minister, Myint Htwe (September 2016).

  • Conclusion of a memorandum concerning the intake of international medical students with Indonesia's Udayana University (November 2016).

  • An international medical symposium attended by government officials and presidents of national universities and hospitals from Vietnam, Myanmar, Mongolia, Cambodia, Laos, and China (October 2016).

  • Talks with Semmelweis University, Hungary (September 2017).

  • The 1st IUHW International Symposium on Medical Education. About 30 participants from 10 countries, including Professor John F. Mahoney (Associate Dean, Medical Student Education) of the University of Pittsburgh, USA, and presidents and deans of medical schools and government officials of partner medical universities in Asia, discussed the state of medical education in the world and issues and approaches to medical education in Asia. (April 2018)

  • Vietnam Health Checkup Center. The first health checkup facility in Vietnam, which provides Japanese-style human health checkup services, was established in Ho Chi Minh City as a joint project with Cho Ray Hospital. The center provides high-quality health checkups using the latest medical equipment under the guidance of Japanese doctors who belong to our School of Medicine and IUHW Mita Hospital. (October, 2018)

List of educational facilities with which IUHW has concluded academic exchange agreements

As of 29th January, 2020

University Taiwan Yuanpei University of Medical Technology
Thailand Mahidol University (Public Health Faculty)
Christian University of Thailand
USA Kapi'olani Community College
Mayes College, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
University of Pittsburgh (School of Medicine)
China Capital Medical University, School of Rehabilitation Medicine
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
South Korea Konyang University
Inje University
Eulji University
Daegu Haany University
Myanmar University of Medicine 1
University of Medical Technology, Yangon
University of Nursing, Yangon
University of Medicine 2
Vietnam University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City
Hanoi Medical University
Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy
Australia Griffith University
New Zealand University of Otago
Singapore Singapore Institute of Technology
Mongolia Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences
Laos University of Health Sciences, Laos
Indonesia Udayana University
Malaysia Management & Science University
Philippines University of the Philippines Manila
Spain University of Alcala
Cambodia University of Health Sciences, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
UK University of East Anglia
France University of Paris-Sud
Hungary Semmelweis University
Russia First Moscow State Medical University
Finland University of Helsinki
Poland Wroclaw Medical University
Lithuania Lithuanian University of Health Sciences
Insutitution China China Rehabilitation Research Center
Australia TAFE Queensland
Singapore Nanyang Polytechnic
Hospital Myanmar National Rehabilitation Hospital
Vietnam Cho Ray Hospital
Bach Mai Hospital
China China-Japan Friendship Hospital
Mongolia Mongolia-Japan Teaching Hospital.