Radiological Technology Major, Graduate School of Radiological Technology (Master’s Course)

In recent years there have been considerable developments with the increasing sophistication and specialization of medical technology, and the demands placed on medical care for prefectural residents continue to grow more diverse as well. In the midst of this, there have been growing expectations when it comes to cultivating in-hospital educational instructors for nursing positions and fostering human resources with the advanced knowledge and skills for the radiological technology sector.

Given such trends, Gunma Prefectural College of Health Sciences opened its graduate school (master’s courses) in April 2009 with the objective of contributing to raising the level of health and welfare in the region.

Enrollment limit: 3 people

Course term: 2 years

Degree: Master’s (Radiology)

• Cultivates human resources with advanced knowledge and skills who can deal with medical equipment that is constantly growing more sophisticated, such as CTs, MRIs, and that for heavy particle therapies

The College of Health Sciences cultivates health and medical care professionals furnished with well-rounded characters and advanced knowledge and skills who respect human dignity, consider health and medical care from various different aspects, and can make decisions and act on them independently. In addition, it also contributes to further improving the health, medical care, and welfare environments for prefectural residents by having the research results contribute to the local community.