The Itabashi Campus is adjacent to the Faculty of School of Medicine Hospital. As a Special Functioning Hospital, the hospital provides "emergency / acute care," "cancer treatment," and "highly specialized medical care." Emergency medical systems such as , emergency and critical care, ER, maternal, fetal and neonatal care , and cardiovascular center is in place. Since there is a medical field right next to the universoty, you can experience the latest equipment and cutting-edge medical care.

The Medical Library, located in the basement of the Itabashi Campus, has a database of 6000 electronic journals, a virtual environment where you can obtain the latest information at any time and place, and this library provides 220,000 medical books and offer a quiet and focused space. Open from Monday to Saturday until 24:00, you can study here and watch lecture videos This environment meet the needs of students for learning.

A lecture viewing system has been introduced in School of Medicine. This is a system that all lectures held at the Itabashi Campus are recorded on video and this allows students to watch them later. You can actively deepen your understanding by using it for reviewing lectures and focusing on reviewing any questions you didn't understand. By revisiting the recorded lectures, questions and awareness may arise, you can learn effectively.

At School of Medicine, we use the Internet to conduct pre-confirmation tests in all classes. It can be used from your devices such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones. After classes, review confirmation tests are also conducted, and by repeating it until the score reaches 90% or more, the you can ensure knowledge and understanding.

At our university, which is focusing on internationalization, in the sixth year School of Medicine, we offer an elective clinical practice (BSC: Bedside Clerkship) under the clerk shop system for eight weeks. Among them, by selecting applicants, we are implementing overseas training programs at university hospitals in Europe, the United States, and Asia. By working as a member of a medical team at an overseas hospital and experiencing medical communication between people with different cultural backgrounds, you will acquire a wide range of international insights and develop the skills required of a doctor who can adapt to diverse situations. can grow. Students who have returned to Japan with a wealth of experience tell their peers about the great experience they have gained through this program and share it as a rich asset.

If you want to become a doctor, you cannot avoid passing the national examination. The School of Medicine is taking various measures. One of them is the general lecture in June of the 6th year when the elective comprehensive training (BSC) ends. In this class, we look back on what we have learned so far and adopt a curriculum that allows for a comprehensive review. In addition, we invite Senior Assistant Professor from preparatory schools to give lectures and mock exams between classes. By taking external mock exams, you can compare yourself with other universities, reaffirm your current situation, and steadily progress toward your goals. In addition, in order to ensure that they pass the national examination, we hold training camp-style lectures three times a year in spring, summer, and winter for some students to support them until they pass.