Graduate School
The Institute of Brain Science is affiliated with the Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences, and therefore offers graduate education at the Graduate School of Medical Sciences. The Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, the Graduate School of Science, and other fields related to neuroscience research have also entered as collaborative laboratories. Enjoy cutting-edge research that is beyond the boundaries of research departments at the Nagoya City University.
At the IBS seminars held regularly, world-class researchers, both internal and external, give lectures and engage in active discussions. In the 2022 academic year, neuroscience lectures will be newly established as common graduate courses for both master’s and doctoral programs. These are the world’s most advanced lectures given by faculty members of the Institute for Brain Science and collaborative laboratories. We hope you will take it!
Application
Please contact the faculty member whom you wish to choose as your supervisor. Apply to the Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences.
See the information of the admission
Q&A
Q. How do I get an education as a graduate student?
A. You need to pass the graduate school admission exam of the school you wish to enter.
Q. Can I visit laboratories?
A. It is possible. Please contact the representative of the research field you are interested in by phone or email.
Q. Do you accept external students?
A. Of course, we accept them. IBS is a heterogeneous group with many researchers from various universities and from various departments. In addition, laboratories in psychology and engineering have joined us as collaborative laboratories, and our research is based on interaction with researchers of many different characteristics
Q. What attracted you to studying as graduate students at IBS?
A. The research environment is friendly, and the ratio of faculty to graduate students is high, so you can conduct world-class research while receiving careful guidance. In addition, there is an active collaboration between laboratories and mutual support for technology, which makes for a highly integrated research environment!