The Nagoya University and the University of Adelaide Joint PhD Degree Program in Medicine - A Program of Opportunity.

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Advances in Medical Education and Practice Pub Date : 2025-09-06 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.2147/AMEP.S526211

Branko Aleksic, Agnieszka Arthur, Mika Kasai-Prince, Basile Chretien, Itzel Bustos-Villalobos, Carolin Plewa, Hideki Kasuya, Amanda J Page, Andrew C W Zannettino, Hiroshi Kimura

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The Joint PhD Degree Program (JDP) between Nagoya University (NU) and the University of Adelaide (UoA), launched in 2015, was the first such initiative of its type in Japan. Evolving from a student exchange, it required the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) accreditation and alignment of differing PhD admission criteria. Challenges included degree naming and eligibility requirements, which NU and UoA addressed through mutual recognition agreements. Since inception, the JDP has maintained steady enrolment, with doctoral degree students engaging in joint research and publishing over 30 peer-reviewed articles. Future developments include postdoctoral pathways and industry internships, reinforcing the Program's role in fostering and enhancing global medical research collaboration.

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名古屋大学和阿德莱德大学联合医学博士学位课程-机会计划。

名古屋大学（NU）和阿德莱德大学（UoA）于2015年启动了联合博士学位项目（JDP），这是日本首个此类项目。从学生交换演变而来，它需要日本教育、文化、体育、科学和技术部（MEXT）的认证，并协调不同的博士入学标准。挑战包括学位命名和资格要求，NU和UoA通过相互承认协议解决了这些问题。自成立以来，JDP一直保持稳定的招生，博士生参与联合研究，发表了30多篇同行评审的文章。未来的发展包括博士后路径和行业实习，加强该计划在促进和加强全球医学研究合作方面的作用。

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