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8. Shimane University (National) Study Area: Agriculture Shimane University 8. Shimane University (National) Study Area: Agriculture 1. Basic Information Fields of Study Specific Research Fields 1.Veterinary / Animal Husbandry 3. Animal Science 2.Irrigation,Water and Soil 4. Irrigation, On-Farm Water Development and Management Management 7. Soil Science 6. Plant Protection / Genetics 18. Plant Protection and Plant breeding 19. Genetic and Plant Breeding 20. Food Processing 25. Applied Research and Extension 7.Others 26. Agriculture Chemistry 29. Food and Nutrition Science 30. Agriculture Engineering 1-1. Graduate School Graduate School of Life and Environmental Science （URL of Graduate School） http://www.life.shimane-u.ac.jp/eng/index.html 1-2. Program Name The Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences 1-3. Degrees Master of Life and Environmental Science Graduate School Student OR Research Student 1-4. Status (It will be decided after the selection) 1-5. Credits and years needed 30 credits, 2 years (Graduate School Student) for graduation 30 credits, 2 years and half or 3 years (Research Student) Class: All classes are taught in English 46 / 46 1-6. Classes taught in English (Classes in English/ All classes) Text: Only English TOEFL IBT:80 (IELTS: 6.0) 1-7. Desirable English level 1-8. Prior Inquiry From Must/Ideal/Not mandatory/ Unnecessary Applicants Contact: Mr. Nishi Koudai, [email protected] (Before submission of AF) Shimane University's Charter（Shimane University's goals are:） 1. To foster the development of individuals with initiative who possess a high degree of expertise and human compassion. 1-9. Message for Applicants 2. To promote a high international standard of research based on unique, local issues. 3. To promote social service programs that can solve local problems. 4. To promote international exchange with Asian and other foreign 1 Shimane University countries. 5. To respect academic freedom and human rights and promote public trust in the university. Availability 1-10.Additional Information Note /Number Japanese Language Level: Beginner’s level Required attendance of Japanese class: （1） Necessity of Japanese Less than twice a week Necessary language for study ※ No prior knowledge of Japanese is required, but participants are expected to study Japanese after coming to Japan. （2） Availability of Japanese Available Free Japanese lessons available language class Foreign Students 2011 52 （1） Number of foreign students China,Vietnam,Bangladesh,Korea,Indone 2012 43 in past 3years sia, Sri Lanka,Mongol,Nigeria,etc 2013 39 （2） Number of PEACE 3 2nd batch(2), 3rd batch(1) participants （3） Number of female/male at F 27 / M 73 the Graduate School Facility Information The rooms are limited. If our dormitory is （1） Dormitory available for Available full, students will live in a private PEACE participants apartment. There is a Mosque near university and （2） Prayers room or Mosque Not available Muslim community in town. （3） Halal food available in Not available There is a Haral food shop in town. cafeteria Others （1） Tutor system Available （2） English counseling Available 2．Features of University Shimane University was founded in 1949 as a national university with two faculties: the Faculty of Literature and Science which was made up of Matsue Higher School (originally founded in 1920), and the Faculty of Education which was made up of Shimane General School 2 Shimane University (originally founded in 1875), Shimane General School for Youth (originally founded in 1933). Shimane and Shimane Medical Universities amalgamated on October 1st, 2003. The new Shimane University has two main campuses, and consists of five faculties. Law and Literature, Education, Life and Environmental Science, and the Interdisciplinary Faculty of Science and Engineering are housed at the Matsue campus, and the Faculty of Medicine is based at the Izumo campus. The combined Shimane University now has 1,881 staff and 6,125 students, including some 170 international students as of May 1st, 2013. Shimane University now has five graduate schools (Humanities and Social Science, Education, Medicine, Science and Engineering, and Life and Environmental Science), and three doctorate graduate schools (Medicine, the Interdisciplinary Faculty of Science and Engineering, and the United Graduate School of Agricultural Science). In addition, the university also operates several other research centers, facilities and hospitals. In addition to undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students, there are several other categories of students comprising auditors, special auditors, and research students. Since its establishment, Shimane University has endeavored to cultivate persons of ability who will contribute to the development of society. With this in mind and its historical background, the university aspires to be an international university opened to the South-East Asia and Pacific Rim regions. Shimane University has Academic Exchange Agreements with 40 universities in 13 countries. 3．Features of Graduate School The Division of Life and Environmental Science was established in April 2000, and reorganized in 2008. The division consists of three courses: Biological Science and Biotechnology, Agriculture and Forest Science, and Environmental Science and Technology. Students must take four semesters to complete a course which begins in April or October. Each student chooses one of three academic programs depending on his/her future plan: the researcher-oriented program, professional-oriented program, or local industrialist-oriented program. The Master’s degree in Life and Environmental Science is awarded to those who have earned enough credits and have submitted an approved dissertation in the fourth semester. 4．Features of the Program and Curriculum in each Field of Study Master course students will select one course out of the following 3 courses listed below depending on their study themes / consultation with academic supervisor. Besides, students will belong to the laboratory of the supervisor and conduct a research to write a thesis. List of Curriculums and Instructors Curriculum Credit Instructor (1) Biological Science and Biotechnology Advanced Course on Regulation of Physiological Function E 2 Assoc.Prof. M.Hatsumi Ms. Biology of Skins E 2 Prof. T.Matsuzaki Mr. Biodiversity of Plants E 2 Assoc.Prof. S.-J.Lin Ms. Methodology of Plant Transformation E 2 Prof. K.Akama Mr. Chemical Biology E 2 Assoc.Prof. I.Ikeda Mr. Biomolecular Signaling E 2 Prof. Y.Ozoe Mr. Genetic Engineering E 2 Prof. M.Kawamukai Mr. Advanced Protein Engineering E 2 Prof. Y.Sawa Mr. 3 Shimane University Advanced Plant Molecular Genetics E 2 Prof. T.Nakagawa Mr. Advanced Biophysical Chemistry E 2 Prof. T.Yamamoto Mr. Molecular Cell Biology and Biochemistry for Food and Health 2 Prof. K.Yokota Mr. Science E Plant Molecular Physiology E 2 Prof. T. Ishikawa Mr. Advanced Food Bioscience and Biotechnology E 2 Assoc.Prof. M.Jisaka Mr. Chemical Biology E 2 Assoc.Prof. I.Ikeda Mr. Thesis Research E 12 Academic Advisor Special Research E 4 Academic Advisor (2) Agriculture and Forest Science Production of Vegetables Grown in Hydroponics E 2 Prof. T.Asao Mr. Postharvest Biology and Technology of Fruit E 2 Prof. H.Itamura Mr. Advanced Postharvest Horticulture E 2 Assoc.Prof. T.Matsumoto Mr. Advanced Vegetable and Ornamental Production E 2 Functional Morphology in Rice E 2 Assoc.Prof. K.Kobayashi Mr. Advanced Plant Breeding E 2 Prof. N.Kobayashi Mr. Biochemistry of Soil Fertility E 2 Assoc.Prof. S.Matsumoto Mr. Work Study and Labor Management in Agriculture E 2 Assoc.Prof. K.Yamagishi Mr. Plant Molecular Breeding E 2 Assoc.Prof. A.Nakatsuka Mr. Advanced Development Economics E 2 Assoc.Prof. A.Ishida Mr. Forest Policy E 2 Prof. Katsuhisa Ito Mr. Thesis Research E 12 Academic Advisor Special Research E 4 Academic Advisor (3) Environmental Science and Technology Advanced Water Resources Use System Engineering E 2 Prof. I.Kita Mr. Advanced Nonpoint Sources and Hydrology E 2 Prof. I.Takeda Mr. Modeling approaches for advanced watershed management E 2 Assoc.Prof. H.Somura Mr. Advanced Structural Material Engineering E 2 Prof. T.Nonaka Mr. Advanced Structural Analysis and Design E 2 Assoc.Prof. M.Ishii Mr. Analytical Chemistry E 2 Assoc.Prof. S.Aoyagi Ms. Electricity and Magnetism in Biological Systems E 2 Prof. A.Yano Mr. Microbial Ecology E 2 Prof. Kazuhito Itoh Mr. Aquatic Plant Ecology E 2 Prof. H.Kunii Mr. Advanced Environmental Technology and Engineering E 2 Prof. T.Sato Mr. Marine Ecology E 2 Assoc.Prof. K.Kurata Mr. Soil Science E 2 Prof. T.Masunaga Mr. Soil Eco-Engineering E 2 Prof. T.Masunaga Mr. Aquatic Ecological Engineering E 2 Assoc.Prof. K.Yamaguchi Ms. Advanced Environmental Eco-Engineering E 2 Assis.Prof. T.Kuwabara Mr. Thesis Research E 12 Academic Advisor Special Research E 4 Academic Advisor Total credit hours required 30 During the period of research students, the students will study fundamental subjects, research backgrounds and laboratory skills necessary as preparation for Master course study. 4 Shimane University Supervisors to PEACE’s Fields of Study and Specific Research Fields Fields of Study Specific Research Fields Supervisors Agriculture 1. Veterinary / Animal 4. Animal Science Prof. K.Yokota Mr. Husbandry 2. Irrigation, Water and Soil 5. Irrigation, On-Farm Water Development Assoc.Prof. H.Somura Mr. Management and Management 7. Soil Science Prof. T. Masunaga Mr. 6. Plant Protection / Genetic and 18. Plant Protection Assoc.Prof. M.Ueno Mr . Plant Breeding 19. Genetic and Plant Breeding Prof. K.Akama Mr. 7. Others
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