最佳医学与健康科学大学 日本 2026

医学与健康科学项目

• School of Medicine — Ranked top 3 among private medical schools in Japan, affiliated with Keio University Hospital (960 beds) providing clinical training, producing leading physicians and medical researchers since 1917

医学与健康科学项目

• School of Medicine (post-merger) — Inherited from Tokyo Medical and Dental University in October 2024 merger, ranked top 5 in Japan for dentistry and oral sciences with established clinical research infrastructure

医学与健康科学项目

• School of Medicine — Top-10 medical school in Japan with Nagoya University Hospital serving as a major regional medical center and research hub for cancer genomics and regenerative medicine

医学与健康科学项目

• Graduate School of Medicine — Immunology — Home to Tasuku Honjo's PD-1 cancer immunotherapy research that earned the 2018 Nobel Prize, with ongoing clinical trials and pharmaceutical partnerships

医学与健康科学项目

• Osaka University Hospital and School of Medicine — One of Japan's leading academic medical centers at Suita campus. Strong residency placement across Kansai region, with research depth in cardiovascular medicine, cancer immunotherapy, and regenerative medicine.

医学与健康科学项目

• MD Medicine, Tohoku University School of Medicine and Hospital — Six-year integrated medical degree (Japanese-medium) at the Seiryo campus, with Tohoku University Hospital as one of Japan's leading academic medical centers and a designated specific functional hospital. Strong residency placement across Northeast Japan, with research depth in genomic medicine (the Tohoku Medical Megabank Project, launched after 2011 to study disaster-affected populations), regenerative medicine, and disaster medicine.
• MSc Disaster Medicine and Structural Engineering (IRIDeS) — Graduate programs at the International Research Institute of Disaster Science, founded 2012 after the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. Combines disaster medicine, structural-resilience engineering, tsunami modeling, and disaster social science in ways that no other institution globally replicates at this scale. Feeds into Japanese government policy, UN disaster-risk-reduction agencies, JAXA earth-observation collaborations, and global earthquake-resilience standards-setting.