Graduation Requirements
The objective of the Master’s Courses is to impart precise, in-depth academic knowledge from broad perspectives and to cultivate research capabilities in specialized areas, as well as outstanding abilities to take on professions that require a high degree of specialization. The standard maximum period of study is two (2) years in principle.
To graduate, candidates must earn following credits:
- Master's Course in Psychology
- at least 14 credits in elective subjects and 16 credits in compulsory subjects, for a total of at least 30 credits
- Master's Course in Humanics
- at least 16 credits in elective subjects and 14 credits in compulsory subjects, for a total of at least 30 credits
- Master's Course in Nutritional Science
- at least 12 credits in elective subjects and 18 credits in compulsory subjects, for a total of at least 30 credits
The candidates must also receive research guidance and pass their Master’s thesis defense and final examination.
Conferral of Degree
If the above requirements are completed, candidates will be conferred with their respective Master’s degree.
- Master's Course in Psychology:
Master’s Degree (Psychology) - Master's Course in Humanics:
Master’s Degree (Arts) - Master's Course in Nutritional Science:
Master’s Degree (Nutrition Science)