Department of Human and Animal-Plant Relationships
Forging a new relationship between human, plants and animals.
In this major, education and research will be performed into the relationship between humankind, flora and fauna from the new perspective of "Lifestyle Agriculture Science", centering on the environment, society, lifestyle and welfare. Specifically it will be comprised of three subjects; the relationship between humankind and fauna including the study of both wild and domesticated animals; the relationship between humankind and flora including the study of people's coexistence with plants and the relationship between plants and people; and living organism assisted therapy including the study of animal and plant assisted therapy.
Graduate School Advisory Faculty
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SASAKI Takeshi, Professor
Molecular genetic approach toward a comprehensive understanding of population of wild animal
TSUCHIHASHI Yutaka, Professor
Effects of gardening on QOL
Risk management in horticultural therapy
MATSUSHIMA Kenichi, Associate Professor
Elucidation of cultivation environmental conditions contributing to stable production of medical plants
MATSUBAYASHI Hisashi, Professor
Wildlife ecology, Conservation and management in Japan and Borneo
MIYAMOTO Futoshi, Professor
Systematic and conservational studies of Sino-Himalaya and Japanese plants
MITSUI Yuki, Associate Professor
Conservation and effective utilization of wild plant resources
WAKUI Kenji, Professor
Breeding and genetic studies on Brassicaceae
Molecular and cytological studies on male sterility