Oncology
腫瘤醫學研究所
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Country
Taiwan
City
Taipei City
Description
Missions
The Graduate Institute of Oncology (GIO) was founded in December 2008 as part of the National Taiwan University College of Medicine. GIO is dedicated to performing high-impact basic and clinical researches focusing on the fundamental mechanisms in cellular and molecular pathways which lead to the human cancers, and providing students with the highest-quality training in diverse areas of cancer researches.
Objectives
The faculty of GIO is committed to excellent teaching, research, and services. Our educational program is designated to provide in-depth training with a wide spectrum of knowledge derived from research in the disease mechanisms, prevention, and treatment of cancers. The aim of GIO curriculum is to assure that our students do have the sufficient knowledge, technology, and critical thinking to carry out future stateofart cancer researches.
Scopes of Academic Research
Basic cancer research, Translational cancer research, Cancer imaging, and radiooncology research Cancer epidemiology research, Bioinformatics research in oncology, Psychooncology, sociology, and medical economics research in oncology
Perspectives
The systemic, multidisciplinary training in oncology should allow our students to successfully develop their careers in biomedical science. Our innovation-oriented research has important contributions in the conceptual framework of targeted therapy of cancers. We believe that future progress will rely on the pivotal translational research in oncology leading to further outcome improvements for cancer patients.
The Graduate Institute of Oncology (GIO) was founded in December 2008 as part of the National Taiwan University College of Medicine. GIO is dedicated to performing high-impact basic and clinical researches focusing on the fundamental mechanisms in cellular and molecular pathways which lead to the human cancers, and providing students with the highest-quality training in diverse areas of cancer researches.
Objectives
The faculty of GIO is committed to excellent teaching, research, and services. Our educational program is designated to provide in-depth training with a wide spectrum of knowledge derived from research in the disease mechanisms, prevention, and treatment of cancers. The aim of GIO curriculum is to assure that our students do have the sufficient knowledge, technology, and critical thinking to carry out future stateofart cancer researches.
Scopes of Academic Research
Basic cancer research, Translational cancer research, Cancer imaging, and radiooncology research Cancer epidemiology research, Bioinformatics research in oncology, Psychooncology, sociology, and medical economics research in oncology
Perspectives
The systemic, multidisciplinary training in oncology should allow our students to successfully develop their careers in biomedical science. Our innovation-oriented research has important contributions in the conceptual framework of targeted therapy of cancers. We believe that future progress will rely on the pivotal translational research in oncology leading to further outcome improvements for cancer patients.