Bachelor in Biological Science Program(G30)

Nagoya University, located in Aichi in Japan's Tokai region, is a comprehensive research university known for the manufacturing and industrial base of the surrounding area and for an academic culture it describes as free and vigorous. The Biological Science Program, offered under the university's G30 English-medium track, is a four-year bachelor's degree with an October start. The curriculum introduces core areas of biology, including molecular and cell biology, genetics, physiology, ecology, and evolutionary biology, combining lecture-based coursework with laboratory training designed to build both conceptual understanding and hands-on research skills. As students advance through the program, they typically move from foundational biology coursework toward more specialized electives and, in many cases, supervised laboratory research experience within a faculty research group. Because the program is taught in English, it is structured to admit international undergraduates without requiring prior Japanese-language study, while giving them access to laboratory facilities and faculty within a Japanese research university. Graduates from a biological science degree of this kind are typically prepared for further graduate study in biology, biomedical sciences, or related life-science fields, as well as for entry-level roles in research laboratories, biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, environmental organizations, and science education. Based in Aichi, in Japan's industrial Tokai region, the program situates undergraduate biology training within a setting shaped by substantial manufacturing and technology industries.