Graduate School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences

The College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences was authorized by the Ministry of Education to open 9 academic units (Department of Culture Biotechnology, Graduate School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, Ocean Environmental Oceanography, Department of Ocean Engineering, Department of Marine Production Management, Power System Engineering, Marine Food Science and Technology, Graduate School of Education, and Department of Aqualife Medicine) with an entrance quota of 30 applicants in October 2005. The Graduate School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences offer night classes, and its master's program requires two-and-a-half years to complete. Applicants who apply for any program in the School are required to hold a bachelor's degree from domestic or international universities. This college aims to educate students on basic and practical theories and to provide research development that is applied to harbors, marine transport, marine resources, fishing industries, fish-raising industries, marine biomanipulation, and food industries.

Aqualife Medicine

The Department of Aqualife Medicine focuses on the study of fish disease treatment and prevention. The Department is composed of seven main laboratories: pathogenic microbiology, histopathology, fish disease diagnosis, environmental physiology, preventology of fish, fish pharmacology, and clinical fish pathology.

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Bioresource Utilization

The aim of the Department of Fisheries and Ocean Science in the College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences is to contribute to the development of the nation and society as a whole by developing academic theories and applications, and producing human resources characterized by leadership and creative talent. The Graduate School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences fosters excellent talents able to advance the fisheries industry through professional knowledge. Students develop and test theories on fisheries, harbors, shipping, farming, and marine products.

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Culture Biotechnology

The Department of Aquaculture focuses on studies in various areas of aquaculture through advanced research, lectures, and practical training courses. The Department is composed of eight main laboratories: aquaculture environment ecology, resource organisms, fish culture and nutrition, reproduction organisms, invertebrate culture, algae culture, fisheries business management, and molecular physiology.

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Environmental Oceanography

The Environmental Oceanography Graduate School aims to carry out scientific and technological studies on the marine environment, the origin of life on earth. For students aspiring to be marine researchers, Environmental Oceanography is designed to provide advanced training in a specialized field.

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Food Science & Nutrition

The mission of the Department of Nutrition is to improve human health through enhanced nutrition. The Department strives to accomplish this goal through research aimed at improved understanding of how diet influences health, the dissemination of new knowledge about nutrition to health professionals and the public, and the development of nutritional strategies. Also, innovative research is encouraged in food chemistry, processing and safety, human nutrition, diet and health, and molecular nutrition and the regulation of food intake.

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Marine Food Science and Technology

Marine Food Science and Technology is the study of food material, quality, process, storage, distribution, food sanitation, food safety, and food processing technology. The research and education in the Department of Marine Food Science and Technology are in line with trends in the business environment.
Most students in the Department receive scholarships. They receive practical training and experience, making them invaluable to the companies they later work for. Graduates work to enhance the biotech industry in the region.

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Marine Production Management

Efficient fishery production through the systematic management of marine resources, safety transportation through quality shipping control, and advanced organization are required in the future marine age. In order to fulfill these requirements, Marine Production Management fosters professional and high-quality human resources who will play key roles in the marine age in areas such as marine resources management, fishery production, marine transportation business, ship construction and heavy industry, and safety supervision. In addition, it encourages research and education in a wide range of marine industry sectors.

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Ocean Engineering

Ocean Engineering focuses on research and education in a variety of areas from basic theory to advanced technology on ship and offshore structure. The final goal of Ocean Engineering lies in the design and production of reliable and cost-effective transport systems and offshore structures which can carry out missions given in harsh ocean environments successfully. Ocean Engineering covers various scopes of technical problems that arise during the design, construction, load-out, transportation, and operation of various forms of structures developed to meet the needs of offshore petroleum and construction industries. Research on the ocean environment itself is also one of the major research fields of Ocean Engineering. To meet increasingly complex technical demands, Ocean Engineering extends into research fields to cover the rigorous analysis of detailed subjects using powerful computers. In particular, it offers an on-board training course on university-owned research and training ships.

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Power System Engineering

The Department of Power System Engineering is committed to educating future leaders in the field of engineering. The graduate program focuses on training experts in the power system industry, a field which requires familiarity with state-of-the-art technology. It also nurtures skills in power generation, as well as in both the mechanical and electrical engineering fields.

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