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.

Some recordings of the event are available for a limited time, please visit here.

◇ Program
Part I: Symposium "A public health approach to problem–solving"

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

Curriculum overview
Student profile/Admission/ FAQ
Students’ Presentation
Alumni Message (video recording)
Faculty Introduction

Onsite Program
Mini campus tour
Meet the faculty
Meet the students
Admissions and scholarships