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 niversity Rules for Kanazawa UUniversity (Extracts)
Chapter 3

Students

Sub-chapter 3

Enrollment(Time of enrollment)
Article 41

The time of enrollment shall be at the beginning of auniversity academic year or a semester.

Sub-chapter 1 University Academic Year, Etc. and University Holidays(Admissions qualifications)
Article 42

Persons who falls under any of the following items may be（University academic Year, etc.）

eligible for enrollment in the University.

Article 36(1) Persons who have graduated from a senior high school or a

The University academic year shall begin on April 1 andend on March 31 of the following year.

secondary education school.

2 The academic year shall be divided into the following 4 quarters.
SemesterQuarter

TermFirst quarter The terms shall be provided for separatelyFirst
within the period from April 1 to Septemsemester Second quarterber 30.
Third quarter The terms shall be provided for separately
Secondwithin the period from October 1 to Marchsemester Fourth quarter
31 of the following year.

3 Days with classes in each semester shall be provided for separately.
(University holidays)
Article 37(2) Persons who have completed a 12-year course of school education with a regular curriculum (including persons who havecompleted a course of school education equivalent to the foregoingwith a curriculum other than a regular curriculum).
(3) Persons who have completed a 12-year course of school education with a regular curriculum in a foreign country or persons in
a similar situations as recognized by the Minister of Education,
Culture, Sports, Science and Technology as adhering to a curriculum equivalent to that of a senior high school.

University holidays shall be as follows. However, univer-(4) Persons who have completed an appropriate course at an educa-sity attendance may be imposed also on university holidays.

tional institution based in a foreign country that has been recog-(1) Sundays and Saturdays

nized by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and(2) Holidays prescribed in the Act on National Holidays (Act No.

Technology as adhering to a curriculum equivalent to that of asenior high school.

178 of 1948)(3) Summer holidays, winter holidays and spring holidays provided
2 In addition to the holidays described in the above items, special
holidays may be temporarily established.
Sub-chapter 2 Duration of Study and Duration of Enrollment(Duration of study)
Article 38

The duration of study shall be 4 years. However, in thecases of School of Medicine and School of Pharmacy of College ofMedical, Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences, it shall be 6 years.
(Total duration of study)
Article 39(5) Persons who have completed a higher course of a specialized
training college (restricted to a college having 3 years or longer offor separately

a duration of study and that satisfies the standards determined by
the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) separately designated by the Minister of Education, Culture,
Sports, Science and Technology on or after a day decided by the
Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
(6) Persons designated by the Minister of Education, Culture,
Sports, Science and Technology(7) Persons who have passed a certificate course for students
achieving the Upper Secondary School Equivalency Examination

In the cases where a person who acquired certain credits

under the Ordinance for Upper Secondary School Equivalency

at the University as a non-degree auditor specified in Article 84

Examination (including those who have passed the former version,enters the University and where the person is deemed to have par-the University Entrance Qualification Examination)

tially completed the curriculum of the University as a result of the(8) Persons who have enrolled in other university pursuant to theacquisition of the said credits, a period up to a period not exceeding

provisions of Article 90, Paragraph 2 of the School Education

one-half of the duration of study may be added into his or her total

Law and then who are recognized to have appropriate academic

duration of study in consideration of the credits acquired and otherabilities to receive university education at the University.

matters.

(9) Persons who are recognized to have academic abilities equiv-(Duration of enrollment)
Article 40

The duration of enrollment shall be 8 years. However, inthe cases of School of Medicine and School of Pharmacy of Collegeof Medical, Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences, it shall be provided
for separately within the scope of 12 years by College of Medical,
Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences.

alent to those of persons who have graduated from a senior highschool or more based on a special admission qualification screening
by the University and who have reached 18 years of age.
(Application for admission)
Article 43

Applicants for admission to the University must file pre-scribed application documents together with the screening fee described in Appendix 2 and other documents provided for separately.
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2(Selection of applicants)

ence shall, upon deliberation with the Education and Research Com-

ticle will be selected in accordance with the provisions provided formittee or Faculty Meeting of Institute of Liberal Arts and Science,

separately based on the policy stipulated in Article 165-2, Para-

decide how to regard the subjects already completed and credits

graph 1, Item 3 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the School

already acquired by students who have been admitted to the Uni-

Education Act (Ministry of Education Ordinance No. 11 of 1947).

versity under the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, as well as(Admission procedures and matriculation)
Article 45

A person who receives notification of passing the admis-

the number of university years such students have to be registered.
3

The maximum enrollment duration of students who enroll in thesion screening based on the result of the preceding Article shall

University pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph 1 may not exceed

submit all prescribed documents by the prescribed day and also pay

2 times the remaining duration of study corresponding to the year toadmission fee described in Appendix 2.

However, a person who in-tends to apply for an admission fees exemption or an admission fees

which such students belong.
4

The provisions of the preceding 3 articles shall apply mutatis mu-

deferment shall file the application form for exemption or deferment

tandis to the cases of entry to the University pursuant to the provi-

in lieu of the admission fee.

sions of Paragraph 1.

2 The President shall admit a person who has completed the ad-

5

Matters necessary in relation to re-enrollment, transfer and admis-

mission procedures (including those persons who have submitted ansion shall be provided for separately by each College and by Instituteapplication for an admission fees exemption or deferment).

of Liberal Arts and Science.

(Re-enrollment (excluding the School of General Education of theInstitute of Liberal Arts and Science), transfer and admission)
Article 46(Oath)
Article 47

A person who falls under any of the following items may

Sub-chapter 4

screening procedures have been undertaken.
(1) A person who have withdrawn (excluding persons expelled from

A person who are admitted to the University must swear

an oath in accordance with the provisions provided for separately.

be admitted to transfer to the corresponding university year after

Curriculum and Course Registration(Policies to Organize Curricula)
Article 48

The educational curricula shall be systematically orga-

the University described in Article 70) or deregistered from thenized by establishing subject areas that are necessary based on the

University and who desires to re-enroll in the same College orpolicy stipulated in Article 165-2, Paragraph 1, Items 1 and 2 of theOrdinance for Enforcement of the School Education Act.

School of General Education of Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.

2

In organizing curricula, curricula, due attention shall be paid to(2) A person who attends another university and who desires toteaching the specialties of the Colleges, Schools as well as Curric-apply for transfer to the University (excluding School of Generalula, Courses, and Departments in terms of professionally oriented

Education of Institute of Liberal arts and Science. The same shallarts and sciences, cultivating broadly enhanced education and com-

apply in Item 3 through Item 7.).

prehensive judgment, as well as fostering an enriched sense of humanity.

(3) A person who has graduated or withdrawn from another university and who desires to apply for admission to the University.

3(4) A person who has graduated from a junior college, college oftechnology, or former national teacher training school, or former

Methods and contents of classes to be provided as well as one-yearplans of classes shall be clearly shown to students in advance.

4

In evaluating the academic performance and approving graduation,nurse teacher training school for disabled students and who de-the standards shall be clearly shown to students in advance in ordersires to apply for admission to the University.

to maintain objectivity and strictness and evaluations shall be appro-(5) A person who have completed courses among the specialized

priately conducted in accordance with the said standards.
(Educational curricula, organize, methods of completion, etc.)

courses in a specialized training college (limited to those having
a duration of study of 2 years or more and those fulfill the stan-

Article 49

The educational curricular shall be organized by dividing

dards provided for by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports,

courses into required courses and free elective courses and by as-

Science and Technology) (limited to those described in Article

signing those courses into the university years.

90, Paragraph 1 of the School Education Act) and who desires to

2 The educational curricula shall be provided for separately in therules concerning common educational subjects of Kanazawa Univer-

apply for admission to the University.

sity and by each college.

(6) A person who has completed a course of study in a senior highschool, in the latter part of a secondary education school, or an

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Matters concerning completion of subject classes shall be provided

advanced course of a special needs school (limited to those havingfor separately in rules for completion of subject classes of Kanazawa

a duration of study of 2 years or more and those fulfill the stan-

University.

dards provided for by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology) (limited to those described in Article(Credit calculation method)
Article 50

With respect to credit given for subject areas, one credit

90, Paragraph 1 of the School Education Act) and who desires toshall normally consist of 45 hours of study and shall, in principle, beapply for admission to the University.

in accordance with the following standards.

(7) Who has completed or graduated from a course of study of asenior high school, college of technology, teacher training school,

2

The Dean of College or Dean of Institute of Liberal Arts and Sci-

Applicants for admission described in the preceding Ar-

Article 44(1) With respect to lectures and seminars, one credit shall consistof classes of between 15 and 30 hours.

etc. pursuant to the former provisions of Article 7 of Supplemen-(2) With respect to experiments, practical training and practical

tary Provisions of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the School

exercises, one credit shall consist of classes of between 30 and

Education Act and who desires to apply for transfer admission to

45 hours. However, with respect to classes in practical exercises

the University.

involving individual guidance in the field of art, etc., the length of

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universities and junior colleges designated by the University.

one period of class time that will earn one credit may be provided
separately.

2

Credit acquired for subject classes taken pursuant to the provisions(3) With respect to granting credits in subject areas where the for-of the preceding Paragraph may be approved as credits from themat of a class is a combination or two or more of lecture, seminar,

University up to 60 credits as prescribed separately by the College

experiment, practical training or practical exercise formats, one
credit shall consist of classes whose length will be decided by eachor by Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.
3

The provisions of the preceding Paragraph shall apply mutatis mu-

College in consideration of the standards described in the preced-

tandis to cases where a student studies abroad under the provisions

ing two items according to the combination thereof.

of Article 66 and cases where a student takes subject classes es-

2 Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, thetablished by a foreign university or foreign junior college through anumber of credits earned for subject classes such as the graduation

distance learning system.

thesis and graduation research may be decided in consideration of
study necessary for those purposes if it is recognized to be appro-(Studies at educational facilities other than universities)
Article 56

When the University considers it instructive from an ed-

priate to grant credits based on evaluation of those study outcomes.

ucational perspective, the University may consider studies completed(Class methods)

at an advanced course of a junior college or college of technology or

Article 51

Classes shall be held in a format of lecture, seminar, ex-completed studies provided for separately by the Minister of Educa-

periment, practical training or practical exercise or in a combination

tion, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology to be subject classesof the preceding.

completed at the University and grant credits as prescribed by the

2 Classes described in the preceding Paragraph may be made required to take using a variety of media in a sophisticated way at aCollege or by the Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.
2

The credits which may be granted based on the preceding Para-

place other than the classrooms for the said classes as prescribed bygraph shall not exceed 60 credits when calculated together with thethe Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.

credits approved as credits from the University pursuant to Article
55, Paragraph 2 and Paragraph 3.

3 Students may be allowed to take classes described in Paragraph 1
in foreign countries. The same shall apply to the cases where the(Studies at other university or junior college or at other university

said classes are made required to take using a variety of media in aor junior college abroad during a leave of absence)sophisticated way at a place other than the classrooms for the said

Article 56-2

When the University considers it instructive from anclasses pursuant to the provisions of the preceding Paragraph.

educational perspective，
the University may consider study outcomes

4 Classes described in Paragraph 1 may be partially held at places

obtained during a leave of absence by studying at other university orother than in the university buildings and ancillary facilities as pre-junior college (hereinafter referred to as “University, Etc.”) or at

scribed by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andother University, Etc. abroad as outcomes obtained through subject

Technology.

classes completed at the University and grant credits as prescribed(Granting credits)
Article 52

A person who has taken subject classes shall be grantedby the College or by the Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.
2

The credits which may be granted based on the preceding Para-

credits based on evaluation of academic achievement by means ofgraph shall not exceed 60 credits when calculated together with thetests and other appropriate methods specified separately. However,credits approved as credits from the University pursuant to Article

with respect to subject classes described in Article 50, Paragraph

55, Paragraphs 2 and 3 and Article 56, Paragraph 1.
(Approval for credits acquired before entry to the University)2, credits may be granted by evaluating academic achievement by anappropriate method.

Article 57

When the University considers it instructive from an ed-

ucational perspective, the University may consider credits acquired(Evaluation of academic achievements)
Evaluation of academic achievements shall be provided

for subject classes completed at a university, a university abroad,for separately in rules for completion of classes of Kanazawa Uni-

etc. before entering the University (including credits acquired asversity.

a non-degree student or as a person who has completed a special(Maximum limit for course registration)

course of study described in Article 90) as credits acquired by tak-

Article 53

Article 54

ing subject classes at the University after entering the University.

In order for a student to appropriate complete his or her

subject classes each year, a maximum limit of the number of credits

2

When the University considers it instructive from an educational

required for graduation purpose which a student can register for

perspective, the University may consider studies described in Ar-

class registration in one semester or in one quarter shall be estab-ticle 56, Paragraph 1 as subject classes taken at the University andlished by each College and by Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.

grant credits based on the provisions provided for by the College or

Article 54-2

Students wishing to enroll in the graduate school of ouruniversity can take courses of the corresponding graduate schoolby the Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.
3

Except for cases of re-enrollment, transfer and admission and withby obtaining permission from the Dean of College and the Dean ofrespect to credits other than those acquired at the University, theGraduate school of the desired graduate school.

number of credits which are acquired at other than the University

2 Other procedures necessary for the preceding paragraph shall be

and which may be granted or by deeming them to have been acquired

determined separately.

based on the preceding two Paragraphs shall not exceed 60 credits(Completion of subject classes at other universities or junior col-when calculated together with the credits which can be deemed toleges)

have been acquired based on Article 55, Paragraphs 2 and 3, Article

Article 55

A student may, with approval obtained from Dean of Col-lege or Dean of Institute of Liberal Arts and Science, take subject
classes prescribed by the said university or junior college at other56, Paragraph 1, and Paragraph 1 of the preceding Article.
(Completion of Curricula in Longer Term)
Article 58

When a student notifies his or her desire to complete the
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curriculum for graduation over a certain period of time exceeding

Science may order a student whose attendance at the University is

the original duration of study in a well-planned manner due to suchconsidered insufficient due to illness or other reasons to take a leavereasons as he or she has an occupation, the President may, afterof absence or suspend attendance upon obtaining approval from the
President.

deliberation with the Education and Research Council, approve hisor her well-planned completion of the curricula.

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the leave of absence to the end of either a quarter, semester or thematters necessary for completion of the curricula over a longer term

current university year. However, the same shall not apply to leaveof absence described in the preceding Paragraph.

shall be provided for separately.
Sub-chapter 5 Graduation Requirements and Degree Con-

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ferral(Graduation requirements)
Article 59

A period of leave of absence shall not be included in the calculations of duration of enrollment.

5

Periods of leave of absence may not exceed 4 years in total (2 years

The President shall approve the graduation of a student

in total during the period when a student belongs to the School of

who has attended the University for at least the duration of study

General Education of the Institute of Liberal Arts and Science).

stipulated in Article 38, has completed subject classes established

However, the same shall not apply to periods of leave of absenceby the College, has received at least 124 credits for such subject

described in Paragraph 2.

classes established by the College (at least 188 credits in the caseof School of Medicine, and at least 186 credits in the case of School(Re-enrollment)
Article 63

A person during a leave of absence who intends to returnof Pharmacy of College of Medical, Pharmaceutical and Health Sci-

to the University (excluding those who are ordered to take a leaveences), and meets the English proficiency standards set separately byof absence based on Article 62, Paragraph 2) shall notify to Dean of

the university, upon deliberations with the Education and ResearchCollege or Dean of Institute of Liberal Arts and Science together

Committee.

with a document describing the reason.

2 Of the credits to be acquired as requirements for graduation pur-2

The time of re-enrollment shall be the beginning of each quarter

suant to the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, the number ofor semester.

credits acquired by ways of the class formats described in Article(Transfer of school)

51, Paragraph 2 shall not exceed 60 units.

Article 64(Early graduation)
Article 60

If a student desires to change his or her school (including

the cases where a student desires to transfer to other college), such

Notwithstanding of the provisions of Article 38, if a stu-transfer to other school or college may be approved based on thedent has attended the University for at least 3 years, has acquired
the number of credits necessary for graduation in accordance with

provisions provided for separately after screening.
2

A person who desires to transfer to other school or college mustthe provisions of the previous Article with excellent marks, andsubmit a subscribed application form describing the desired school

meets the English proficiency standards set forth separately by the(together with a department in the case of school of health sciences)

University, and the student desires to graduate from the University

and reason for the desire to the head of his or her associated college.

as specified in Article 89 of the School Education Act, the President

3

The handling of the duration of enrollment for students whose

may approve the student’s graduation after discussion with the ap-

transfer has been approved pursuant to the provisions of Paragraphpropriate Education and Research Committee.

1 shall be provided for separately.

2 Notwithstanding the provisions of the previous Paragraph, students

4

The handling of subject classes already taken and credits already

who fall under any of the following items cannot shorten their du-earned for students whose transfer has been approved pursuant toration of enrollment. However, this does not apply if the President

the provisions of Paragraph 1 shall be determined by the College.

determines that there are special circumstances.

(Transfer to other university)(1) A student who receives disciplinary action stipulated in Arti-

Article 65

A student who desires to transfer to other university

cle 4 of the Rules for Disciplinary Actions against Students of(excluding those who have committed an act subject to disciplinary

Kanazawa University.

actions) shall submit a prescribed form describing the desired university, faculty and department as well as the reason for the desire(2) A student who takes a leave of absence

to the President through Dean of the College or the Institute of

3 Matters necessary for early graduation shall be provided for separately.

Liberal Arts and Science.

(Degree conferral)(Study abroad)

Article 61

A Bachelor’s Degree shall be conferred to a student who

Article 66

has graduated from the University based on the Rules for Degrees
from Kanazawa University.
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Article 62

The period of study abroad described in the preceding Paragraphshall be included in the calculations of duration of study.

Study Abroad, Withdrawal and Expulsion(Leave of absence, etc.)

A student may study abroad for the purpose of studying

at a foreign university, etc. by notifying to the President.

Sub-chapter 6 Leave of Absence, Re-enrollment, Transfer,(Withdrawal)
Article 67

A student who intends to withdraw from the University

A student who intends to suspend studying for one monthshall submit a notification describing the reason to the President

or more due to illness or other reason may take a leave of absence

through Dean of the College or the Institute of Liberal Arts andupon notification to Dean of College or Dean of the Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.

4

A period of a leave of absence shall start on the starting date of

2 In addition to the matters described in the preceding Paragraph,

Science.
2

Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, if

2 In addition to the leave of absence described in the preceding Para-

there is a special reason, such as where a student who has committed

graph, Dean of College or Dean of Institute of Liberal Arts andan act subject to disciplinary actions has submitted an intention of

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withdrawal before the said actions are determined, the President,

screening fee and submit a request, an amount specified in the subse-

Dean of the College or the Dean of Institute of Liberal Arts andquent Paragraph may be returned to the student.

Science may not accept the said notification as described separately.

(1) In the cases where a two-step screening method is implemented
for the second-stage academic ability examination as an admission(Expulsion)
Article 68

examination, a student who has not passed the first-stage exam-

If a student falls under any of the following items, thestudent shall be expelled from the University by the President.

ination (including a student who has failed to pass the first-stage(1) Those who fail to pay the required admission fee by the speci-

examination in the cases where paper screening is conducted in

fied date.

lieu of the first-stage screening as admission upon recommendation(2) A student who does not receive an approval for graduation afteror AO entrance examination.)reaching the completion of his or her prescribed duration.

(2) An applicant who has been found out to be not eligible for submission of an application due to such reasons as shortage of sub-(3) A student who fails to pay tuition fees and does not pay after

jects of examinations taken of the Common Test for University

being requested to do so.

Admissions after his or her application for individual academic(4) A student who is not expected to complete his or her studies due

ability examination is accepted.

to illness or other reason.

(3) A student who is found by the President to have a particular

2 For those who have been removed from the register pursuant to thenecessity.

provisions of items 1 and 3 of the preceding Paragraph, the gradesof the semester to which the date of removal belongs shall be invalid.
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Commendation and Disciplinary Actions

Paragraph shall be equivalent to the amount corresponding to thesecond-stage screening in the cases of Article 72, Paragraph 1.

(Commendation)
Article 69(Collection method of tuition fees, etc.)

The President may commend a student whose academic

outcomes, outcomes of his or her extra-curricular activities, etc. are

The amount returned pursuant to the provisions of the preceding

Article 74

Collection of tuition fees shall be made by dividing tuition

excellent or who is recognized as having significantly heightened thefees corresponding to each year into those for the 1st quarter, forhonor of the University at the time of his or her graduation or as

the 2nd quarter, for the 3rd quarter and for the 4th quarter by theneeded.

method specified by the university, and an amount collected for eachquarter shall be equivalent to one-fourth the annual amount.

2 Matters concerning commendation shall be provided for separately.
(Disciplinary action)

2

The tuition fees described in the preceding Paragraph shall be

When a student has disturbed the order of the University

collected in May for the 1st and 2nd quarters and in November foror has committed an act in violation of the status as a student, thethe 3rd and the 4th quarter, and payment due date shall be the last

Article 70

day of the said each month.

President may impose disciplinary actions on the student upon deliberations with the Education and Research Council.

3

Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Paragraph 2, if so

2 Disciplinary actions shall be implemented by Dean of College orrequested by a student, tuition fees for the 3rd and the 4th quarters

Dean of Institute of Liberal Arts and Science based on orders ofof the said university year may be collected when collecting tuition

the President.
3 Disciplinary actions shall be expulsion, suspension of attendancefees for the 1st and the 2nd quarters.
4

or warning.
Sub-chapter 8 Screening Fee, Admission Fee and Tuition Fee

month to which the date of entrance belongs.

(Screening fee, etc.)
Article 71

The amounts of the screening fee, admission fee and tui-tion fee (hereinafter referred to as “Screening Fee, Etc.”) shall be

A student who enters the University after the period of enrollment
described in Paragraph 2 must pay tuition fees for the quarter in the(Tuition fees already paid)

Article 752

No tuition fees already paid shall be returned.

Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding paragraph, amongas described in Appendix 2.

the paid tuition fees, those related to leave of absence or withdrawal(Exemption of admission fee or deferral of payment)

quarters and those exempted based on the Study Support Law and

Article 72

The President may grant an admission fee exemption or

related laws and regulations may receive the full amount or partial

deferral of payment to a student who is recognized as having sig-amount, as specified separately.

nificant difficulties in making payment for the admission fee due to(Exemption of tuition fees, monthly installments and deferral of pay-

special reasons as prescribed separately.
2 In addition to what is prescribed in the preceding paragraph, thements)
Article 76

The President may grant exemption of tuition fees,

President may grant the admission fee exemption for those who themonthly installments or deferral of payments to a student who has

President finds to be particularly in need of it, based on a separate

difficulties in making payments for tuition fees pursuant to the provisions provided for separately.

provision.
(No return of admission fee and screening fee)2

In addition to the matters described in the preceding Paragraph,

The admission and screening fees already paid will not

the President may grant exemption of tuition fees to a student whenbe refunded. However, based on the Law Concerning Study Support

it is found to be particularly necessary by the President pursuant to

at Universities, etc. (Law No. 8 of 2019; hereinafter referred to as

the provisions provided for separately.

Article 73

the “Study Support Law”) and related laws and regulations, the full3

proved for each semester.

separately.
2 Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, if
a person falls under any of the following items with respect to a

Exemption of tuition fees, monthly installments or deferral of payments (hereinafter referred to as “Exemption, Etc.”) shall be ap-

amount and part of the admission fee shall be refunded as specified
4

When a student whose Exemption, Etc. is approved falls under anyof the following items, his or her Exemption, Etc. may be revoked.
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5(1) When it is recognized that the reason for the application has

4period may be renewed.

(2) When false facts are identified with respect to the application.
(3) When the person is disciplined based on the provisions of Arti-5

cle 70.

ond semester, according to the method specified by the university.

In the cases of a leave of absence, tuition fees during a6semester, and the payment deadline shall be the last day of the month.

provisions provided for separately (including return of tuition fees
already paid in part or in full based on Article 75, Paragraph 2).

The tuition fees set forth in the preceding Paragraph shall be collected in May for the first semester and in November for the second

leave of absence may not sometimes be collected pursuant to the7

Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, those

2 When a student returns to the University, tuition fees shall be

who enroll after the payment deadline or who have been enrolledcollected from the quarter to which the re-enrollment day belongs.

for less than two months must pay the tuition fees belonging to thatsemester in the month to which the date of enrollment belongs.

In this case, if a student returns in the 2nd quarter or in the 4th
quarter, the tuition fees corresponding to the said quarter shall be

8paid in the month to which the re-enrollment belongs, and if a stu-

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Paid tuition fees will not be refunded.
Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, thosedent returns in the 3rd quarter, tuition fees for the 3rd and the 4th

who withdraw from school in the middle of the semester will bequarters shall be paid in November.

refunded the tuition fees paid for the month following the month to(Tuition fees in the case of revocation of Exemption, Etc.)
Article 78

When exemption of tuition fees is revoked because thewhich the day of withdrawal belongs.
10

The provisions of Article 37, Article 43, Article 44, Article 45,

provisions of Article 76, Paragraph 3, item 1 apply, tuition fees for

Article 67, Article 68, Article 70, Article 73, and Article 81 shallthe semester shall be collected in the month in which the exemp-

apply mutatis mutandis to non-degree research students.

tion is revoked for an amount calculated using the monthly installment amount (one-twelfth the annual amount) and starting from the(Non-degree Auditor)
Article 84

month’s.

A person who desire to register in one or more subject

classes which he or she selects may be approved to enroll in the

2 If Exemption, Etc. is revoked because the provisions of Article
76, Paragraph 3, items 2 and 3 apply, tuition fees relating to the

University as a non-degree auditor upon screening.
2

Qualifications for admission as a non-degree auditor, its screening

Exemption, Etc. shall be collected in the month.

method, etc. shall be provided for separately by each College and by(Tuition fees in the case of re-enrollment)

Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.

Article 79

If re-enrollment, transfer or transfer admission is made3

during a semester, an amount corresponding to the amount for theperiod starting from the quarter to which the date of the re-enroll-

Credits shall be granted to a non-degree auditor who has taken
subject classes and has passed the examinations.

4

The provisions of Article 36, Article 37, Article 41, Article 43,

ment, transfer or transfer admission belongs to the time before theArticle 44, Article 45, Paragraph 2 of Article 49, Article 68, Arti-time of next collection in a month designated by the University.

cle 70, Article 73, Article 74, Article 75, and Article 81 shall apply(Tuition fees in the case of withdrawal)

mutatis mutandis to non-degree auditor.

Article 80

If a student withdraws or transfers to other university

during a quarter, the tuition fees for the said quarter shall be col-(Special auditor)
Article 85

lected.

may be approved to enroll in the University as a special auditor after(Tuition fees in the case of death, etc.)
Article 81

performing prescribed procedures as prescribed by each College andIf a student is deregistered due to death or missing, tui-by Institute of Liberal Arts and Science and based on deliberations

tion fees not yet paid may be exempted in full.
(Tuition fees in the case of graduation during a university year, etc.)
Article 82

with the said other university or university abroad.
2

If a student graduates or completes during a university

year, an amount corresponding to the scheduled enrollment period
Chapter 4mutandis to special auditor.
4(Non-degree research student)

Time of admission of special auditor shall be at the start of eachsemester. However, the same shall not apply in the cases where it is

A person who is other than the students of the Univer-deemed to have special circumstances as prescribed by the College

sity applies to conduct research in a specific field may be approvedand by Institute of Liberal Arts and Science.

to enroll in the University as a non-degree research student upon
screening.

The provisions of Article 36, Article 37, Article 44, Article 68,
Article 70, Article 74, Article 75, and Article 81 shall apply mutatis

Non-degree Research Student, Non-degree Auditor, Special Auditor and Foreign Student

Credits shall be granted to a special student who has taken subject
classes and has passed the examinations.

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shall be collected using monthly installment amounts.

Article 83

A student of other university, other university abroad,etc. desires to register in specific subject classes at the University

2 Tuition fees during a suspension of attendance shall be collected.

(Foreign student)
Article 86

A foreign citizen who desires to enter Japan for the pur-2 Qualifications for admission as a non-degree research student, itspose of receiving education at a university and applies for admission

screening method, etc. shall be provided for separately by each Col-to the University may be approved to enroll in the University as alege.
3 Non-degree research students will be admitted at the beginning of

6

The collection of tuition fees for non-degree research students
shall be divided into two semesters, the first semester and the sec-

(Tuition fees in the cases of a leave of absence or re-enrollment)
Article 77

The period of research by a non-degree research student shall bewithin 1 year. However, when it is deemed to be necessary, such abeen extinguished.

foreign student after special screening.
2

Matters necessary for foreign students shall be provided for sep-

the month. However, this does not apply if the President determines

arately.

that there are special circumstances.

(Tuition fees, etc.)

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Article 87

Amounts of tuition fees, etc. relating to non-degree re-search students, non-degree students and special students shall be as
described in Appendix 2.
2 Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, if a
special student is a student of a national university, a student of apublic or private university under an agreement on mutual recognition of credits, a foreign student under an exchange agreement, ora student deemed to be specially necessary by the President upondeliberations with the Education and Research Council, no tuition
fees shall be collected.
3 Matters necessary for handling of tuition fees, etc. of non-degree
students shall be provided for separately.
Chapter 5

Student Residence Hall(Student residence hall)
Article 88

The University shall have International House and Stu-

dent Dormitory as student residence halls.
2 Matters necessary for student residence halls shall be provided forseparately.
Chapter 6

Inter-University Curricula(Inter-University Curricula)
Article 89

The University shall cooperate with University of Toya-ma with regard to the implementation of education of the Joint Institute of Teacher Education which is consisted of Kanazawa University and University of Toyama.
Supplementary provisions (Abbreviated)
Supplementary provisions
1 These Regulations shall come into effect on April 1, 2023.
Appendix 1(Omitted)

Appendix 2
Amount of screening fee, etc.
Classification
College or the Schoolof General Educationof Institute of Liberal
Arts and Science
Research student(Non-degree)
Auditor (Non-degree)
Special Auditor

Screening fee
Admission Tuition fee(yen)fee (yen)(yen)
17,000
Annual amount
Related to re-enrollment,
282,000
535,800transfer, and transfer
admission
30,000Monthly amount
9,800
84,60029,7001 credit
9,800
28,20014,8001 credit／／
14,800Remarks: The screening fees for the first-stage screening and the second-stage
screening described in Article 73, Paragraph 3 shall be 4,000 yen for the
first-stage screening and 13,000 yen for the second-stage screening.

Appendix 3 （Omitted）

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