Keio University School of Medicine
Orthopaedic research at Keio sits within the School of Medicine, and doctoral candidates are trained through the four-year Graduate School of Medicine doctoral programme, which admits up to 80 students a year.
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Where doctoral candidates are registered
Faculty / host unit: Keio University School of Medicine · Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. The doctoral degree is awarded by the Keio University Graduate School of Medicine.
Programme names and host units come from official institution pages. Entry requirements, intakes and funding change; confirm them on the linked page before applying.
How the formal pathway works
Admission route
Before applying, candidates must discuss their research plan with a graduate-school committee member and obtain that person's preliminary consent to act as research supervisor. Only faculty marked as 'Doctoral' thesis advisers in the faculty list can be chosen. Applicants then follow the current application guidebook.
Funding check
The admissions page links to separate tuition-and-fees and doctoral scholarship pages rather than stating amounts. Verify fees and the specific scholarship before applying.
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Use the Keio Medicine faculty list to find an orthopaedics-linked 'Doctoral' thesis adviser.
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Obtain the adviser's preliminary consent to supervise your research plan.
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Complete eligibility certification, if required, and submit the application under the current guidebook.
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Current official calls
No open verified vacancy is currently matched to this institution. Check the institution’s official doctoral and careers pages before concluding that no opportunity exists.