Masters Programs in Medicine in Asia 2023

The program includes both theoretical and practical aspects in the field of management. The program's courses are presented in a way that moves from basic to complex knowledge and skills. The program aims to increase students' knowledge of the concepts and skills necessary for effective management. The program is offered at the master's level and is recognized by the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education. Upon successful completion of the program, the student will obtain a master's degree in nursing. -

Midwifery is an independent nursing occupation in Japan. All midwives are educated as nurses and midwives and have licensure as a registered nurse and separate licensure as a midwife. The minimum length of education and training required to receive licensure in Japan is three years for nurses and one year for midwives. There are various midwifery education programs in Japan, such as graduate school Master’s courses; undergraduate courses; undergraduate non-degree programs; undergraduate special courses; junior college non-degree programs; and vocational schools. The current midwifery environment in Japan is characterized by the progression of our declining birthrate, the aging of expectant mothers, a lack of obstetricians, a decrease in parturient facilities, and a concurrent advancement of perinatal medicine and assisted reproductive technology. Therefore, midwives are required to possess advanced diagnostic and practical midwifery skills and the ability to collaborate with other medical professionals including obstetricians. -