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To form magnanimity which warm-heartedly shares either joy, pain, or suffering of others, understands the dignity of human as well as other forms of life and acts with respect for the rights of fellow human beings. |
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To develop an ability to assess and find a scientific solution using the fundamental knowledge or arts concerning the human being, health, environment or the practice of nursing. Also to develop an ability to provide the best care to an individual, a family or the local community by integrating those arts or knowledge. |
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To develop an ability to take part in research or social activities that meet the changing needs of the community, with own plans or techniques necessary for the society. |
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To develop an ability to take an active role in either practice, education or research; or an interdisciplinary ability to co-operate with the people in the related fields including health care, medical treatment and local welfare. |
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To acquire global literacy with which to cultivate an ability to act in a global perspective. |
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To cultivate an ability to develop nursing studies by adopting an attitude of pursuing research willingly and with initiative. |
