Chiba Postgraduate School of Nursing

Funabashi Campus

We cultivate healthcare professionals who can bring people together and take the lead in practical work in community-based integrated care systems.

Message from the Dean

Chizuko Miyamoto

Japan chose community-based integrated care systems as its path to attaining sustainability in an aging society with declining birthrates. This has prompted more division of functions among different institutions. That is precisely why we, as healthcare professionals, must collaborate appropriately across professions and organizations in order to improve the quality of health and medical services. Furthermore, confrontation with the unprecedented spread of COVID-19 has created a demand for improved crisis management networks.
In response to these social changes, the Postgraduate School of Nursing was established at the Chiba Faculty of Nursing. The goal is to clarify the roles of nursing while building interprofessional connections with various professions in the healthcare practice and cultivate professionals who are capable of leading practical initiatives.
We welcome anyone interested in learning how collaboration serves people’s needs, and how this can be achieved in hospitals, nursing stations, healthcare facilities for the elderly, public health centers, schools, and elsewhere.

Master’s programs

We cultivate highly specialized professionals who have a clear grasp of healthcare practice, and the ability to lead and bring people together.
Our curriculum and learning environment facilitates learning while working in the field.

Maximum enrollment: 8
Term of study: Two years
Degree: Master of Science in Nuring