Fujita academy has celebrated its forty-fourth anniversary, and is advancing toward its fifties. Today, more than ever, we are actively involved in revolutionizing medical education. For example, we completed construction of core curriculum in our medical school, and our unique educational program incorporates key classes such as “humanity, disease and death” and a seminar entitled “consideration of today’s medicine” to provide medical students comprehensive understanding of the current issues of medicine. All the faculty staff is filled with the passion to improve the curriculum at their course all the time. Our educational program was developed to fully reflect the school’s founding philosophy stressing DOKUSOU-ICHIRI, “Creation of One Solid Principle of Your Own”. Students and the faculty evaluate each other, working together to enrich course content, and making clear our commitment to learning together.
To produce the best medical professionals, hands-on clinical training is conducted at our medical institutions including Fujita Health University Hospital with over 1200 inpatients and about 2000 daily ambulant patients, the Banbuntane Hotokukai Hospital and the Nanakuri Sanatorium, respectively. Students of Fujita get together there to learn the “Spirit of Assembly” as well as the skills needed for the team treatment.
In 2007, Fujita academy opened DOKUSOU-ICHIRI memorial hall and Fujita’s alumni association hall in Life-long Education and Learning Center #1. The DOKUSOU-ICHIRI memorial hall is for the inheritance of the original Fujita’s philosophy, “Creation of One Solid Principle of Your Own”. This hall is open to all the staffs of Fujita Health University including graduates and provides the space to feel and think about the real meaning of DOKUSOU-ICHIRI.
We are fully committed to providing complete support for the students who study medicine in this excellent academic environment, under our approach of “learning together”.

Research at the Fujita Health University, whether clinical or basic, has won recognition at the global level. Advanced research at the Institute for Comprehensive Medical Science, Fujita Memorial Nanakuri Institute, School of Medicine and School of Health Sciences have led to publication of papers in the prestigious journals in the world.
Fujita Health University was accepted as a Center of Excellence (COE) under the 21st Century Center of Excellence (21COE) Program initiated in 2002 by the Ministry of Educatin, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. Our 21 COE program “Development of Center for Targeted and Minimally Invasive Diagnosis and Treatment” has energized research activities at the , drawing under-graduate students into school’s research laboratories and supporting graduate school students for their advancement of research. Although our research theme has been completed in this March, it is evident that 21 COE leads us to the new Fujita’s future. Currently we are planning to expand the Joint Research Laboratory in order to promote the more efficient and sophisticated research at Fujita Health University.
Medical science demands a continuing approach to research. One of the most important Fujita Health Universdity‘s mission is to grow the research-oriented talents in Fujita’s medical professionals.

Fujita Academy plays a crucial role in community medicine through its many facilities, including Fujita Health University Hospital, the Emergency Lifesaving Center, Banbuntane Hotokukai Hospital in Nagoya, and Nanakuri Sanatorium in Mie Prefecture. These facilities also serve our students as invaluable sites for clinical training. We provide state-of-the art medical treatment to patients. The hospital has earned recognition as a leader in not only the number of operations performed, but also its skill in special surgery, such as brain surgery and organ transplantation. We are currently advancing plans to construct a new type of hospital designed for the 21st century, equipped with advanced radiological diagnostic and treatment systems including 3D CT, MRI and PET, providing minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment such as surgery via endoscope.
University students can learn much from the patients, the teaching staff at the hospital, and practicing physicians and other medical professionals. Fujita Academy plays a crucial role in community medicine through its many facilities, including Fujita Health University Hospital, the Emergency Lifesaving Center, Banbuntane Hotokukai Hospital in Nagoya, and Nanakuri Sanatorium in Mie Prefecture. These facilities also serve our students as invaluable sites for clinical training. We provide state-of-the art medical treatment to patients. The hospital has earned recognition as a leader in not only the number of operations performed, but also its skill in special surgery, such as brain surgery and organ transplantation.
We are currently advancing plans to construct a new type of hospital designed for the 21st century, equipped with advanced radiological diagnostic and treatment systems including 3D CT, MRI and PET, providing minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment such as surgery via endoscope.
University students can learn much from the patients, the teaching staff at the hospital, and practicing physicians and other medical professionals.