Examples of timetable

Interdisciplinary Education

Interdisciplinary education is given for all-campus students, primarily freshmen and sophomores, at Kawauchi-Kita Campus.

The object of this education is to provide fundamental education which can not be attained through specialized education. All instructors, including those of affiliated research institutes, are involved.

Specialized education

Specialized education is an educational course provided in Amamiya Campus, through which students absorb high-grade and specialized knowledge, technology and accomplishments. This education is given substantially from the latter half of the sophomore year.

Example of time table of AMB course

Liberal Education Subjects
Specialized Subjects
  8:50-10:20 10:30-12:00 13:00-14:30 14:40-16:10 16:20-17:50
1st Semester
Mon. An Introduction to Information Science B Mineralogy, Petrology & Geochemistry Foundations of Linear
Algebra		 Study of Nature
Life and Nature		 Basic Japanese 1
Tues. Biology A
(2 times per month)		 Sports A Economics Basic Japanese 1
Wed. History and Human
Society		 Chemistry A Economics    
Thur. (If applicable)
Supplementary lessons of Calculus		 World of Fine Arts Chemistry B Health Basic Japanese 1
Fri. Introduction to Physiology and Ecology Foundations of Calculus Physics A Basic Japanese 1
2nd Semester
Mon.          
Tues.   Biology B Physics C   Basic Japanese 2
Wed.   Basic Japanese 2 Chemistry C Biology C History
Thur.   Physics B Introductory Science Experiments Basic Japanese 2
Fri. Linguistics   Modern Agriculture and Agricultural Science Introduction to Aquatic Production / Introduction to Natural and Agricultural Production  
Intensive course Practice on Marine Bio-resources Science

Basic Seminar
3rd Semester
Mon.     Genetics and Breeding
[Seminar Room I]		    
Tues.   Intermediate Japanese Intermediate Japanese Economics  
Wed. Intermediate Japanese Probability & Statistics Economics    
Thur.   Marine Biology      
Fri.   Introduction to Fisheries Science      
4th Semester
Mon.   Animal Ecology and Ethology Fishery Science Practice/Basic Chemistry, Practice/Basic Biology, Practice  
Tues.      
Wed. Planktonology Marine Biochemistry  
Thur.     Reading of Scientific Paper I    
Fri. Integrate Aquatic Biology   Fishery Science Practice/Basic Chemistry,
Practice/Basic Biology, Practice		  
Intensive course Field Practice of Marine Production
  8:50-10:20 10:30-12:00 13:00-14:30 14:40-16:10 16:20-17:50
5th Semester
Mon.   Applied Genetics in Aquatic Organisms Fishery Science Practice/Basic Chemistry,
Practice/Basic Biology, Practice		  
Tues. Fisheries Biology and Ecology Aquatic Plant Ecology  
Wed. Biological Oceanography Marine Biotechnology  
Thur. Physiology of Biological Resources Applied Aquatic Botany Reading of Scientific Paper II An Introduction to Bioindustrial Information Processing  
Fri. Marine Product Technology   Fishery Science Practice/Basic Chemistry,
Practice/Basic Biology, Practice		  
6th Semester
Mon.     Practical Training  
Tues. Aquacultural Biology Seafood management      
Wed. Aquatic Invertebrate Biology Current topics of Agricultural Plant Science Current topics of Fish Ecology    
Thur. Current topics of Shellfish Physiology Food and Chemistry / Introduction to Resource and Environmental Economics Current topics of Coastal Ecology Current topics of Fish Molecular Biology  
Fri. Current topics of Fish Biochemistry Introduction to Applied Animal and Dairy Science / Applied Biological Chemistry Current topics of Plankton Biology Current topics of Genetics in Aquatic organisms  
Intensive course Field Practice of Marine Production / Marine Applied Biochemistry
7th-8th Semester
  Graduation Thesis