Students are required to be enrolled in the Master’s Course for two or more years, to earn 32 or more credits based on the course standards, and to pass the review of a master’s thesis or research achievements on a specific subject and the final examination according to the purposes of the relevant master’s course after receiving necessary research guidance.

In the Master’s Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for two or more years and to earn 30 or more credits for designated courses. In the Doctoral Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for three or more years, to earn 14 or more credits for designated courses (16 or more credits for students in the Division of Instructional Systems), and to pass the review of a degree thesis or research achievements on a specific subject and the final examination according to the purposes of the relevant course after receiving necessary research guidance.

In the Master’s Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for two or more years and to earn 31 or more credits for designated courses. In the Doctoral Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for three or more years, to earn 12 or more credits for designated courses, and to pass the review of a degree thesis or research achievements on a specific subject and the final examination according to the purposes of the relevant course after receiving necessary research guidance.

In the Master’s Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for two or more years and to earn 30 or more credits for designated courses. In the Doctoral Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for four or more years, to earn 30 or more credits for designated courses, and to pass the review of a degree thesis and the final examination according to the purposes of the relevant course after receiving necessary research guidance.

In the Master’s Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for two or more years and to earn 30 or more credits for designated courses. In the Doctoral Course, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for three or more years, to earn 12 or more credits for designated courses, and to pass the review of a degree thesis or research achievements on a specific subject and the final examination according to the purposes of the relevant course after receiving necessary research guidance.

In the Master’s Course of the Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Department, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for two or more years and to earn 34 or more credits for designated courses. In the Doctoral Course of the Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Department, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for three or more years and earn 16 or more credits for designated courses. In the Doctoral Course of the Clinical Pharmacy Department, students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course for four or more years, to earn 32 or more credits for designated courses, and to pass the review of a degree thesis and the final examination according to the purposes of the relevant course after receiving necessary research guidance.

Students are required to be enrolled in the relevant course of the School of Law for three or more years, to earn 93 or more credits for designated courses, and to meet the standards set separately by the School of Law.