The Graduate School of Regional Education, Art and Science was originally established in response to a strong demand for professionals who are able to support and lead the development of local society from psychological and cultural aspects.

The School offers two Master's programs; Clinical Psychology and Art and Culture.

The Clinical Psychology Master's Program fosters sophisticated professionals capable of contributing to mental care in the fields of education, welfare, medical care, and health, making the most of the knowledge and skills of clinical psychology and other psychology disciplines. The Art and Culture Master's Program has three fields of musical art, formative art and sports science, fostering sophisticated professionals who contribute to the vitalization of those fields.

• Clinical Psychology
• Art and Culture