The Graduate School of Safety Science Masters course will commence from April, 2010. A Doctoral course is planned to start from 2012 to coincide with its first group of graduates. Providing integrated studies in disaster prevention and reduction, graduates from the program will be qualified to work at the frontline in the business of making society safer and a more secure vital domain for the future of our country. In order to respond to this huge task, the Graduate School of Safety Science will analyze disaster prevention and reduction from the purview of numerous academic disciplines including law, political science, economics and management, sociology, psychology, science, informatics, engineering, and social medicine. Our objective is to move ahead with highly developed education and research through procuring and systemizing all aspects “safety knowledge”.

Master’s Program

• Disaster Prevention and Reduction Major