The Master’s in Medical Science (Master of Biomedical Science) at Niigata University is offered through the Graduate School of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences (formerly the Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences) as a 2‑year master’s program focused on advanced education and research in biomedical and medical sciences. It is part of the (Medical Science Major) within the Graduate School’s medical discipline, emphasizing cutting‑edge life science research, interdisciplinary approaches, and contributions to medical innovation and healthcare. Students engage in a blend of coursework and supervised research, acquiring foundational knowledge in core areas like anatomy, biochemistry, immunology, and clinical science while working closely with faculty on original research projects. The program is designed to develop skilled researchers, scientists, and professionals capable of contributing to disease diagnosis, treatment, and public health, and prepares graduates for doctoral studies or careers in biomedical research and advanced medical fields. Completion requires earning the required credits and successfully defending a master’s thesis. 

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.