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Graduate School

The International Course in Primatology and Wildlife Research (PW) is a graduate program that focuses on the study of non-human primates and other wild animals, providing a door for international students to enter Kyoto University.  

EHUB carries five courses under this program and the Center for International Collaboration and Advanced Studies in Primatology (CICASP) at EHUB provides a platform for this educational program. Click "CICASP" for details.  ​​

A new section has been established and some sections have been renamed in FY2025.
Our educational structure after the name change will remain unchanged.

Evolutionary Biomechanics section

To understand the physical basis and their evolutionary process of human behaviors such as upright bipedal locomotion and spoken language, we adopt various techniques in our studies.

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Systems Neuroscience section

We aims to elucidate the mechanisms underlying higher brain functions, such as motor control and cognitive behavior.

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Experimental Animal Science section

We conduct multidisciplinary primate research of medicine and welfare. The Center of Human Evolution Modeling Research is also responsible for breeding and raising, health control, and animal welfare for all primate species in EHUB.

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​Cognitive Neuroscience section

To understand the neural basis of cognitive functions such as perception, memory, emotion and communication, we adopt various techniques in our studies.

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Cellular and Molecular Biology section

We investigate genomes, genes, proteins, and cells to understand the evolution of all primates, including humans. 

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Other sections offering graduate programs
at Inuyama Campus

- Wildlife Science Section

 ( Wildlife Research Center: Chie Hashimoto)
- Ecological Science III Section

 ( Center for Ecological Research: Goro Hanya, Hiroyuki Tanaka )

Don't hesitate to contact faculty members about education and researches!

Center for the Evolutionary Origins of Human Behavior, Kyoto Univ.

Inuyama, Aichi 484-8506, Japan

©2022 by EHUB

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