History of Nagasaki University School of Health Science
| 1903 | October | Established as a nursing school attached to Nagasaki prefectural hospital. |
| 1923 | April | Renamed Nursing and Midwifery School attached to the former Nagasaki Medical College. |
| 1945 | August | An atomic bomb exploded over Nagasaki. |
| 1949 | May | Renamed Welfare School for Women attached to Nagasaki University of the School of Medicine. |
| 1951 | April | Renamed College of Nursing attached to Nagasaki University of the School of Medicine. |
| 1955 | June | College of Midwifery attached to Nagasaki University of the School of Medicine established. |
| 1956 | April | Renamed College of Nursing attached to Nagasaki University the School of Medicine. |
| 1984 | April | The College of Allied Medical Science established within Nagasaki University. Division of Nursing established. (student capacity 50 ) |
| 1984 | October | Division of Physical Therapy (student capacity 20) and Division of Occupational Therapy (student capacity 20) established. |
| 1987 | April | Advanced course for Midwifery, Associate degree of Nagasaki University (student capacity 20) established. |
| 1991 | April | Student capacity of the Division of Nursing increased to 80. |
| 1996 | April | Advanced course for Midwifery, Associate degree of Nagasaki University authorized by the National Institute for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation. |
| 2001 | October | The School of Health Sciences established in the School of Medicine. (student capacity for nursing 80, physical therapy 20, occupational therapy 20) |
| 2006 | April | Masters course in Health Sciences established at Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. |
| 2010 | April | Division of Rehabilitation Sciences as a post-doctoral course in rehabilitation science established at Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. |
| 2012 | April | Master course in Midwifery established at Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Division of Health Sciences. |
