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Establishment of a provisional medical school at Motomachi Ward Office (closed in August of the 5th year of Meiji)
Operated as a voluntary hospital funded by volunteers after the domain's abolition (April 1872, closed in 1873).
Established a provisional public hospital at the site of the Nagoya Domain's evaluation office (May 1871, closed in 1872) and a provisional medical school at the Genmachi office (closed in 1872).
Operated as a provisional hospital funded by county residents (Nishihonganji branch, now 1 Monzencho, Naka-ku).
医学講習場（西本願寺別院）設置
Renamed to Public Medical Lecture Hall
Renamed to Public Medical Institute
Renamed to Aichi Prefectural Hospital.
Renamed to Public Medical School
Renamed to Public Medical Training School and Public Hospital.
Renamed to Public Medical Institute.
Renamed to Aichi Medical School
Relocated to Tenōzaki Town (now 17-18, 1-cho, Naka-ku) (hospital opening ceremony on July 1).
Renamed to Public Medical School.
Renamed to Aichi Medical School and Aichi Hospital.
Aichi Medical School was renamed to Aichi Prefectural Medical School.
Renamed to Aichi Prefectural Medical School
Aichi Prefectural Medical School was newly established as Aichi Prefectural Medical Specialty School.
Established as Aichi Medical College
Newly built and relocated to Tsurumai Town, Naka-ku (now Showa-ku).
Establishment of Aichi Medical University
Promoted to Aichi Medical University.
Renamed Aichi Hospital to Aichi Medical University Hospital.
Renamed Aichi Medical University Hospital to Aichi Medical University Affiliated Hospital
Transferred to government control, became Nagoya Medical College & Nagoya Medical College Affiliated Hospital
Transferred to government ownership, became Nagoya Medical University
Established Nagoya Imperial University School of Medicine & renamed Nagoya Imperial University Hospital of Medicine
Establishment of Nagoya Imperial University School of Medicine
Establishment of the Temporary Department of Medicine at Nagoya Imperial University (until Showa 24)
Established Nagoya Imperial University Aviation Medical Research Institute (Abolished in Showa 21)
Establishment of the Nagoya Imperial University Institute of Aviation Medicine (abolished in January Showa 21)
Renamed Nagoya Imperial University Medical Specialty Department
Established Nagoya Imperial University Temporary Medical Specialty Department (Abolished in Showa 24)
Establishment of the Nagoya Imperial University Institute of Environmental Medicine
Nagoya University School of Medicine becomes
Renamed to Nagoya University Faculty of Medicine and Department of Medical Specialties (abolished in March, Showa 25)
The new Nagoya University was established, becoming Nagoya University School of Medicine
Established Nagoya Imperial University Hospital Branch (Integrated into main hospital in Heisei 8)
Established Nagoya Imperial University Environmental Medical Research Institute
Renamed Nagoya University Medical Specialty Department (Abolished in Showa 25)
Became Nagoya University School of Medicine & Nagoya University Hospital of Medicine
医学部附属看護学校設置（昭和55年3月廃校）
Became Nagoya University School of Medicine & Nagoya University Hospital of Medicine
Established School of Medical Radiological Technicians at the Faculty of Medicine
医学部附属助産婦学校設置（昭和56年3月廃校）
医学部附属無菌動物研究施設設置（昭和58年4月改組）
Established Medical School Affiliated Diagnostic X-ray Technician School
医学部附属助産婦学校設置（昭和56年廃校）
医学部附属衛生検査技師学校設置
医学部附属癌研究施設設置（昭和58年4月改組）
医学部附属医真菌研究施設設置（昭和58年4月改組）
Established a specialized course at the School of Medical Radiological Technicians at the Faculty of Medicine
Renamed to School of Medical Radiological Technicians at the Faculty of Medicine (abolished in March, Showa 57)
Renamed to School of Clinical Laboratory Technicians at the Faculty of Medicine (abolished in March, Showa 56)
医学部附属看護学校設置（昭和55年廃校）
名古屋大学医療技術短期大学部設置（平成13年改組）
名古屋大学医療技術短期大学部設置（平成13年3月廃止）
医学部附属無菌動物研究施設設置（昭和58年改組）
Renamed Medical School Affiliated Diagnostic Radiological Technician School (Closed in Showa 57)
医学部附属癌研究施設設置（昭和58年改組）
医学部附属病態制御研究施設設置
医学部附属病態制御研究施設設置 （平成15年4月改組）
医学部附属動物実験施設設置
医学部附属衛生検査技師学校設置
医学部附属医真菌研究施設設置（昭和58年改組）
Renamed Medical School Affiliated Clinical Laboratory Technician School (Closed in Showa 56)
Established Department of Specialization at Medical School Affiliated Diagnostic X-ray Technician School
Integrated Medical School Hospital Branch
医学部保健学科設置
Completion of the graduate school emphasis at the Faculty of Medicine
Completed the focus on graduate school of the medical faculty
大学院医学研究科修士課程医科学専攻設置
Changed affiliation of the attached Pathophysiology Control Research Facility and Animal Experiment Facility to the Graduate School of Medical Sciences
医学研究科修士課程医科学専攻設置
Renamed the Graduate School of Medical Sciences to the Graduate School of Medical Sciences, establishing master's programs in Nursing, Medical Technology, and Rehabilitation Therapy
Changed the affiliation of the Medical School Affiliated Pathology Control Research Facility and Medical School Affiliated Animal Experiment Facility to the Graduate School of Medical Sciences
Established the Center for Molecular Medicine of Nervous Diseases and Tumors
Established the Medical Science Course in the Master's Program of the Graduate School of Medical Sciences
Renamed the Graduate School of Medical Sciences to the Graduate School of Medical Sciences, established Master's courses in Nursing, Medical Technology, and Rehabilitation Therapy
The master's courses in Nursing, Medical Technology, and Rehabilitation Therapy at the Graduate School of Medical Sciences became doctoral courses (pre- and post-regular courses)
Established the Medical Education Research Support Center
Establishment of the Medical Education Support Center attached to the Graduate School of Medical Sciences
Established the General Medical Education Center
Establishment of the General Medical Education Center attached to the Faculty of Medicine
Establishment of the Clinical Research Promotion Center attached to the Hospital of the Faculty of Medicine
Establishment of the Center for Advanced Medical and Clinical Research Support attached to the Hospital of the Faculty of Medicine
Established the Center for Advanced Medical and Clinical Research Support at the University Hospital (reorganized into the Advanced Medical Development Department in 2018)
Establishment of the Brain and Heart Research Center (Reorganized in 2014)
Established the Center for Brain and Heart Research
Established Nagoya University Daiko Medical Center Clinic (Closed in Heisei 23)
Transition of the Department of Health Sciences at the Faculty of Medicine to a graduate school course
Establishment of the Clinical Simulation Center (NU-CSC) attached to the Graduate School of Medical Sciences
Established the Clinical Simulation Center affiliated with the Graduate School of Medical Sciences (reorganized into the Medical xR Center in 2020)
Reorganized the four majors of the Graduate School of Medical Sciences into the General Medical Major, establishing three fields: Basic Medicine, Clinical Medicine, and Integrated Medical Science
Established the Nagoya University-Adelaide University International Collaboration in the General Medical Major
Nagoya University and Lund University International Joint Graduate Program in General Medicine
Graduate School of Medicine establishes Master's Program in Medical Science with a Public Health Course
Nagoya University and Freiburg University International Joint Graduate Program in General Medicine
Reorganization of three departments in the Graduate School of Medicine and establishment of the Department of Comprehensive Health Science
Nagoya University was selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's Healthcare Business Creation Promotion Project and established StarSI. In conjunction with this, it has begun a joint research project with Rhelixa and STATION Ai to aim for the social implementation of biological age assessment using epigenetic clocks.
Professor Hideki Ishii was appointed as a professor in the Department of Cardiology at the Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya University, effective November 1, 2026. The announcement highlights his background, including his graduation from Nagoya University School of Medicine and his subsequent work in cardiology at Nagoya University and Gunma University. It also discusses the current state and future trends of heart failure and cardiovascular diseases.
Associate Professor Sawako Furukawa of the Graduate School of Medicine at our university received the 15th Young Researcher Development Program Encouragement Award from the Japanese Society of Biological Psychiatry on October 31, 2026.
Assistant Professor Shinichi Nishino received the Best ePoster Presentation award at the IHPBA World Congress on October 31, 2026.
On October 29, 2026, Assistant Professor Takumi Kagawa of the Graduate School of Medicine received the Min Award (Young Researcher Excellence Award) at the 2026 Metal Bioscience Research Meeting.
The websites of Nagoya University School of Medicine, its affiliated hospital, and various departments, which were temporarily suspended for safety measures against PHP vulnerabilities, resumed publication around 11:30 on October 22. The suspension was a preventive measure, and no unauthorized access, data leakage, or system damage has been confirmed.
Assistant Professor Yori Kitagawa of the Graduate School of Medicine at our university received the Chubu Encouragement Award at the 73rd Chubu Japan Physiological Society on October 10, 2026.
Nagoya University Hospital will hold a web seminar aimed at regional collaboration. Details can be found on the official website.
On November 15, 2026, the Nagoya University Brain and Mind Research Center will hold a public lecture. Admission is free and open to all. The lecture will feature talks on the latest research on mental disorders and autism spectrum disorders.
Nagoya University and DONUTS Co., Ltd. have begun a joint study using the cloud-based electronic medical record system CLIUS to analyze severity trends in chronic kidney disease (CKD). The study aims to support early detection and appropriate treatment of CKD, which has many undiagnosed and untreated patients.