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Since graduate schools play an important role in the training of researchers, as well as in the promotion of scientific research, the strengthening of graduate schools both qualitatively and quantitatively is necessary. They should be reorganized away from the traditional system which mainly entrusts undergraduate faculties and organizations with important functions, into a more efficient system which conforms to trends in scientific research. Also their educational and research guidance should be improved.
Moreover, in order to begin the training of young researchers as early as possible, it is necessary to make more effective use of the recently established flexible entrance requirements to graduate schools and the lowered number of required years for completing a course of study. It is equally important to provide graduate students with favorable environments so that they can steadily devote themselves to study and research. For this purpose, continued efforts should be made to further strengthen the fellowship and scholarship programs for them.
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