The following is an example of the lectures and seminars that will be provided in English. A variety of humanities courses will also be provided in English and can be included in the 124 credits required for graduation.
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Courses will be opened from the list below.

Course Curriculum

Classification	1st year	2nd year	3rd year	4th year
Basic & Liberal Arts	Freshman Seminar , Languages Humanities & Social Sciences , Science & Engineering , Urban Environmental Sciences
Core Requirement	Laboratory Course in Elementary Biology 1 Laboratory Course in Elementary Biology 2	Laboratory Course in General Biology 1 Laboratory Course in General Biology 2		Graduate Research in Biology 1 Graduate Research in Biology 2
Introduction	General Biology ⅠB General Biology ⅡB General Taxonomy General Physiology	General Genetics 1 General Genetics 2 General Developmental Biology 1 General Developmental Biology 2 General Biochemistry 1 General Biochemistry 2 General Ecology 1 General Ecology 2 Practices in Biology 1 Practices in Biology 2
Lectures , Seminars			Taxonomy, Ecology Biodiversity, Evolutionary Biology Cell Biology, Neuroscience Biochemistry, Biological Information Developmental Biologys,　Genetics Molecular Biology, Gene Science Genome Science, Special Lecture in Biology Practice in Biological English
Laboratory Course			Laboratory Course in Taxonomy, Laboratory Course in Evolutionary Biology Laboratory Course in Developmental Biology, Laboratory Course in Cell Biology Laboratory Course in Ecology, Laboratory Course in Genetics Laboratory Course in Biochemistry, Laboratory Course in Neuroscience Laboratory Course in Molecular Biology, Laboratory Course in Physiology	Laboratory Course for Radio Isotope in Biology
Field Practice/work Internship			Field Practice of Plant Taxonomy, Marine Biology Course (General Biology) Field Practice of Animal Taxonomy Marine Biology Course (Physiology & Developmental Biology) Field Work in Ecology Internship in Biology Internship

A View of Our Classroom

Professors & Research Fields

Kanae　Ando	Neuroscience, Neurological Diseases and Aging	Aya Takahashi	Evolutionary Genetics, Speciation, Population Genetics
Kimiko Fukuda	Developmental Biology, Molecular Mechanisms of Gastrointestinal	Masafumi Nozawa	Evolutionary Genetics, Genome Science, Bioinformatics
Naohito Takatori	Developmental Biology, Cell Polarity, Separation of Germ Layer Fates	Takeshi Kanegae	Molecular Cell Biology of Plants, Resonse to Light Environment
Hiroyuki Kawahara	Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Cell Growth and Differenceation	Shin Haruta	Environmental Microbiology, Microbial Ecosystem, Applied Microbiology
Toshiro Aigaki	Genetics, Molecular Biology, Genome Science	Fumio Hayashi	Animal ecology, Animal Behavior, Evolutionary Ecology
Takaomi Sakai	Neurogeneticsc Molecular Genetics of Learning and Memory	Yasukazu Okada	Animal Ecology, Evolutionary Ecology, Ecological Embryology
Junichi Kato	Molecular Genetics, Bacterial Genome, Bacterial Cell-growth	Junichiro Suzuki	Plant Ecology, Population Ecology, Community Ecology
Shigeki Ehira	Molecular Genetics, Molecular Physiology, Microbial Genome Science	Katsuyuki Eguchi	nimal Taxonomy, Taxonomy of Ants, Biogeography
Takashi Okamoto	Plant Developmental Biology, Molecular Cell Biology of Plants	Adam L Cronin	Behaviorual Ecology, Evolutionary Ecology, Collective Behavior of Social Insects and Others
Makoto Kurokawa	Neurobiology, Nervous Control of Behavior	Noriaki Murakami	Plant Systematics, Evolutionary Biology, Plant Speciation
Koichiro Tamura	Evolutionary Genetics, Genome Science, Bioinformatics	Yoko Kakugawa	Plant Systematics, Evolutionary Biology, Plant Speciation