St.Mary's College

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St. Mary's College, in carrying out its education and research founded on "the spirit of Catholic love," pursues its goal of instilling a rich human nature and profound refinement in its students, cultivating a scientifically-based nursing practice ability based on a superior level of nursing knowledge and skills, and nurturing sincere, competent persons of talent able to contribute widely to the health of human society.
St. Mary's College, in carrying out its education and research founded on "the spirit of Catholic love," pursues its goal of instilling a rich human nature and profound refinement in its students, cultivating a scientifically-based nursing practice ability based on a superior level of nursing knowledge and skills, and nurturing sincere, competent persons of talent able to contribute widely to the health of human society.
In 1990 a sister college agreement was established with Mount St. Mary's College (Los Angeles), which was the cradle of the nursing model of nursing education and practice developed from the clinical experience of Sister Callista Roy. To this day, students and faculty of both institutions are engaged in lively exchanges. The Roy Adaptation Model of Japan (RAA-J), the Japanese branch of the American-based Roy Adaptation Association (RAA), was organized by 3 Catholic nursing colleges, Seibo College of Nursing, Tenshi College, and St. Mary's College. Through these activities, St. Mary's is continuously striving to search for people who can become "supporters of human life."
St. Mary's College is involved in international cooperation based on its founding philosophy. International medical cooperation toward developing countries is primarily carried out through the dispatch of St. Mary's College instructors and graduates as experts in their fields in response to international cooperation organizations' requests.

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