ACLS Completion Requirements                                     

1) Students must acquire credits required by each graduate major. [Compulsory]

2) Students must acquire 2 credits of Workshop on Group Problem-Solving (ACLS) and 2 credits of Creative Collaboration Works on Life Sciences (ACLS) in the master’s course. They must also acquire 2 credits from fundamental subjects, according to each student’s major field. [Compulsory]

3) Students must acquire 4 credits of Global Communication on Computational Life Sciences A/B (ACLS) and Global Presentation on Computational Life Sciences A/B (ACLS) in the master’s course and 2 more credits of Global Debate on Computational Life Sciences (ACLS) or Global Writing on Computational Life Sciences (ACLS) in the doctoral course. [Compulsory]

4) Students must acquire 2 credits of a class in the advanced subjects of the master’s course and 3 more credits of classes in the advanced subjects before graduation from the doctoral course. [Compulsory]

5) Students must acquire 1 credit from a Short-term Internship on Computational Life Sciences (ACLS), a 1- to 2- week project at a corporation, a national institute and so on. [Compulsory]

6) Students must acquire 2 credits from an International Internship on Computational Life Sciences for Doctoral students (ACL.C601) or an International Internship on Computational Life Sciences for Master’s students (ACL.C401), a 3-month project at a university, institute, or corporation abroad. [Compulsory]

7) To graduate, doctoral students must present satisfactory midterm progress reports, and then pass a doctoral thesis review in each graduate major, and the final oral examination by ACLS.

Credit requirements for the ACLS program

Students can take some credits for Doctoral Course to their Master's Course.