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Student Aid
Student Aid Information
A substantial amount of student aid is provided
in order to create an environment for untroubled and relaxed student life.
Support for Finding Employment
Career Design Center
This center carries out the following activities in order to achieve its purpose, while also providing appropriate employment information to current students and graduates, and providing the necessary guidance to promote the selection of a career that is appropriate for their aptitude, abilities, and experience.
- Collecting, organizing, and providing employment information
- Planning, proposing, and providing guidance for finding employment
- Providing support and guidance for current students in their job-hunting activities
- Providing support and guidance for graduates to find employment within one year of graduation
- Planning and implementation of career education
- Providing internships
- Finding new employment opportunities
- Other matters related to support for finding employment
Various consultations and lifestyle guidance
Education Support Center
In order to achieve its purpose, this center carries out the following tasks.
- Providing guidance and support for teaching practice and childcare practice
- Providing other guidance and support related to on-site experience
- Providing consultation to teachers and childcare providers
- Other tasks necessary to achieve the objectives of the center
Public Lectures
Center for the Exchange of Educational Research
This center plans and proposes public lectures and other projects for outside the university, and also provides various consultation services as a contact point for linking local issues with the content of research.
- Community Exchange Projects
We aim to be a university that is widely open to the local community, such as through open campus days, and that is well-liked and trusted by the local community.
Furthermore, we will take advantage of the favorable location of our urban campus to create an environment where people from various walks of life can gather, talk, and learn together. - Public Lectures and Lifelong Learning Projects
A series of open lectures and workshops will be held to introduce the areas of expertise and research of our faculty members, who come from all over Japan. - Contract Research/Joint Research Projects
In order to return the know-how and accumulated knowledge of university faculty and researchers to society, we aim to enhance our function as a local think tank.
In addition, the university will collect and analyze information regarding the needs (issues) of the local community, industry, and government, and will also act as a contact point for matching these needs with the research functions of the university. - International Exchange Projects
The university promotes collaboration and exchange with overseas educational and research institutions, to contribute to the advancement of learning and to the benefit of the local community. - Other Necessary Projects
