Admissions

Campus Tour and Open Campus

The Open Campus is available for the prospective students of St. Luke's Graduate School of Public Health.
You are always welcome to request an individual campus tour by contacting our office as well.

Open Campus

The open campus is conducted twice a year in spring and fall as follows. Details will be announced in the news on the top page as soon as they are finalized.


 

Spring: May 21, 2023 (Sun)

 

 

Fall: October 15, 2023 (Sun)

 

Symposium
Outline of the St. Luke’s GSPH
・Students/Alumni presentation
・Curriculum Overview (MPH/PhD)

Admission Procedure & Scholarship

Q&A Sessions

Symposium
Outline of the St. Luke’s GSPH
・Students/Alumni presentation
・Curriculum Overview (MPH/PhD)
Admission Procedure & Scholarship
Q&A Sessions

The Open Campus on Sunday, October 15, 2023

A public health approach to problem-solving

Date: October 15, 2023, 13:00-16:30
Venue: Hinohara Hall, B1F, St. Luke's Center for Clinical Academia
Method: In-person event (streamed simultaneously)

On Sunday, October 15, Open Campus was held in a hybrid format (on-site and online).
In the part I, we invited Mr. Roberto Benes, Director of UNICEF Tokyo Office, and Mr. Yoshifumi Nin, Head of a non-profit organization providing medical assistance in Nepal, to give lectures and discuss how public health can lead to solutions to global health problems under the theme of "A public health approach to problem –solving.”

The part II of the event was a session introducing the school curriculum and answering questions frequently asked by prospective applicants, followed by presentations by current students. The students gave presentations on how they are working to solve global medical and health problems that they are tackling through their work, research, and internships, as well as their future prospects. A video message from the graduating students, filmed on the day of their graduation ceremony in March of this year, was also presented.
After the part II of the event, individual consultations and a mini campus tour were held for those who attended the event onsite. Thank you very much for your participation.

The recordings of some part of the event are now available for a limited time. If you were unable to attend, please click below to check them.
Please strictly refrain from storing and replication, or posting any content.

Part I: Symposium (English)

UNICEF’s role on global health and approach to problem-solving: programme work and career opportunities

Roberto Benes, Director of UNICEF Tokyo Office

Bridging the gap: leveraging MPH education for global health and business strategy

Yoshifumi Nin, Business Consultant, Head of NPO ASHA

Competency-based education at St. Luke’s GSPH

Nobuo Nishi, Graduate School of Public Health

Part II: Introduction to the school (English)

Program overview

Dr. Mihye Lee, Associate Professor, Division of Environmental Health

Student profile/Admission/ FAQ

Dr. Stuart Gilmour, Professor, Division of Biostatistics

Students’ Presentation
Alumni Video Message
Faculty Introduction

The Open Seminar on Sunday, May 21, 2023

Pioneer of Public Health from St. Luke’s to the world

Date: May 21, 2023, 13:30-17:30
Venue: Hinohara Hall, B1F, St. Luke's Center for Clinical Academia
Method: In-person event (streamed simultaneously)

Open seminar was held under the theme of Pioneer of Public Health from St. Luke’s to the world. In part I, a symposium, we presented the history of public health at St. Luke's and in Japan, and why St. Luke's has now established the Graduate School of Public Health to educate professionals to serve the world from the perspectives of history, education, and career development.
In part II, students in each program took the stage and gave presentations on why they decided to study at St. Luke's, their student life, and their research topics. Following curriculum overviews of each program, a session was held to answer frequently asked questions to help clarify any questions or concerns that prospective students may have.
Finally, individual consultations were held for those who attended in-person.
Thank you very much for your participation.

Some of the program's contents are also available, so if you were unable to attend, please click below to check them.(Please strictly refrain from storing and replication, or posting any content.)

Part I: Symposium (Language: Japanese)

St. Luke's International University/St. Luke's International Hospital and the History of Public Health in Japan

Sachiko Ohde (Professor, St. Luke’s Graduate School of Public Health)

Exploring Solutions to Public Health Issues by Systems Thinking

Nobuo Nishi (Dean, St. Luke’s Graduate School of Public Health)

Taking advantage of St. Luke's MPH in your career

Kohei Onozaki (Professor, St. Luke’s Graduate School of Public Health)

Part II: Introduction to the school (Language: English)

Curriculum Overview for MPH programs Dr. Kevin Urayama (Professor, Division of Epidemiology)
Curriculum Overview for PhD programs Dr. Mahbubur Rahman (Professor, Division of Epidemiology)
Entrance Exam Schedule Dr. Mahbubur Rahman (Professor, Division of Epidemiology)