―Note―
The governing language of this Regulations shall be Japanese. Only the Japanese language
version shall have the effect of a Regulations and such English translation shall have noeffect.
－注意－
この学則の正文は、日本語です。日本語版のみが学則としての効力を有し、英訳されたものは効力を有しません。

Toyo University Academic Rules and Regulations
Established April 1, 1949
RevisedApril 1, 1950

April 1, 1951

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Contents
Chapter 1 General Rules (Articles 1- 3-4)
Chapter 2 Organizations
Section 1 Organizations for Education and Research (Articles 4-8)
Section 2 Administrative Organ, and Faculty and Administrative Staff Members (Articles 9-18)
Chapter 3 Completion of Studies, etc.
Section 1 Duration of Studies (Articles 19-20)
Section 2 Academic Year, Semesters, and Student-free Days (Articles 21-23)
Chapter 4 Admission, Withdrawal, Leave of Absence, Dismissal, etc.
Section 1 Admission, Study Abroad, etc. (Articles 24-34)
Section 2 Leave of Absence, Withdrawal, Transfer to Another University, and Dismissal (Articles 35-38)
Chapter 5 Curricula and the Method of Registration (Articles 39-45)
Chapter 6 Exams and Grades (Articles 46-51)
Chapter 7 Graduation and Bachelor’s Degrees (Articles 52-55)
Chapter 8 Rewards, Punishments, and Scholarships (Articles 56- 57-2)
Chapter 9 Itaku Students, Non-matriculated Students, and Special Auditing Students (Articles 58-61)
Chapter 10 International Students (Article 62 and 62-2)
Chapter 11 Tuition, etc.
Section 1 Application Fees and Screening Fees (Articles 63 and 64)
Section 2 Academic Fees, Non-matriculated Enrollment Fees, etc. (Articles 65-69)
Section 3 Processing Fees (Article 70)
Section 4 Restriction on Refunding of Academic Fees (Article 71)
Chapter 12 Irregular Programs (Articles 72-74)
Chapter 13 Welfare Dormitories, Student Dormitories, and Welfare and Health Facilities (Articles 75-78)
Chapter 14 Auxiliary Rules (Article 82)
Supplementary Provisions
Chapter 1

General Rules(Purpose)
Article 1 These Academic Rules and Regulations stipulate the necessary matters with regard to the organization andoperation of education and research at Toyo University (hereinafter, “the University”), established by Toyo University
Incorporated Educational Institution pursuant to the School Education Act (Act No. 26 of 1947) and the Private School Act
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(Act No. 270 of 1949).
(Objective of the University)
Article 2 Based on the founding spirit of Dr. Enryo Inoue, the objective of the University is to teach, study, and master thedepths of the theories and applications of Eastern and Western academics, while endeavoring to help cultivate and foster anartistic personality and sentiment, thereby developing human resources capable of contributing to the improvement of
national and global cultures.
(Self-inspection and Assessment)
Article 3 With the aim of improving the level of its education and research, the University self-inspects and assesses the statusof education and research; organization and operation; and facilities and equipment of the University. The University also
discloses the results thereof to the public.
2. Details of the above inspection and assessment are specified separately.
(Certified Evaluation and Accreditation)
Article 3-2 In addition to the action of Paragraph 1 above, pursuant to Paragraph 2, Article 109 of the School Education Act,
the University undergoes evaluation concerning the overall condition of education, research, etc. of the University by a party
certified by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology at legally specified intervals, and discloses
the results thereof to the public.
(Organizational Training, etc. for Improvement of the Content, etc. of Education)
Article 3-3 The University conducts organizational training and research aimed at improving the content and teaching
methods of courses.
2. In addition to the above, for the purpose of sophisticating University operations, the University conducts training to help thefaculty and administrative staff members acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for the operation of the University andimprove their abilities and qualities.
3. Matters necessary in relation to the above two paragraphs are specified separately.
(Disclosure of Information)
Article 3-4 Pursuant to Article 172-2 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the School Education Act (Ordinance of the
Ministry of Education No. 11 of 1947), the University discloses information on the condition of its education and research
activities, etc. by publication, use of the Internet, or any other means that enables broad disclosure of such information.
2. Details of the method of disclosure above are specified separately.
Chapter 2 Organizations of the University
Section 1 Organizations for Education and Research(Faculties and Departments)
Article 4 The University has the Faculties and Departments listed below.
(1) Faculty of Lettersa. Daytime Course(a) Department of Philosophy(b) Department of Eastern Philosophy and Culture(c) Department of Japanese Literature and Culture(d) Department of English and American Literature(e) Department of History(f) Department of Education(g) Department of International Culture and Communication Studies
b. Evening Course3(a) Department of Eastern Philosophy and Culture(b) Department of Japanese Literature and Culture(c) Department of Education(2) Faculty of Economics
a. Daytime Course(a) Department of Economics(b) Department of International Economics(c) Department of Policy Studies
b. Evening Course(a) Department of Economics(3) Faculty of Business Administration
a. Daytime Course(a) Department of Business Administration(b) Department of Marketing(c) Department of Accounting and Financeb. Evening Course(a) Department of Business Administration(4) Faculty of Law
a. Daytime Course(a) Department of Law(b) Department of Business Law
b. Evening Course(a) Department of Law(5) Faculty of Sociology
a. Daytime Course(a) Department of Sociology(b) Department of Global Diversity Studies(c) Department of Media and Communications(d) Department of Social Psychology
b. Evening Course(a) Department of Sociology(6) Faculty of Science and Engineeringa. Department of Mechanical Engineeringb. Department of Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineeringc. Department of Applied Chemistryd. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
e. Department of Architecture(7) Faculty of Global and Regional Studies
a. Department of Global Innovation Studies
b. Department of Regional Development Studies(8) Faculty of International Tourism Managementa. Department of International Tourism Management
4(9) Faculty of Life Sciences
a. Department of Life Sciencesb. Department of Biomedical Engineeringc. Department of Biological Resources(10) Faculty of Information Sciences and Artsa. Department of Information Sciences and Arts
(11) Faculty of Food and Nutritional Sciences
a. Department of Food and Life Sciencesb. Department of Data Science for Food Systems
c. Department of Nutrition and Health Sciences(12) Faculty of Information Networking for Innovation and Design
a. Department of Information Networking for Innovation and Design(13) Faculty of Design for Welfare Society
a. Department of Social Welfare Studies
b. Department of Child Studies
c. Department of Human Environment Design(14) Faculty of Health and Sports Sciences
a. Department of Health and Sports Sciencesb. Department of Nutritional Sciences
2. Where necessary for education and research, Courses may be set up under each of the Departments listed above.
3. Faculty Regulations for each Faculty are established separately.
(Educational and Research Objectives of Faculties and Departments)
Article 4-2 Each Faculty specifies in its Faculty Regulations the objective of human resources development and othereducational and research objectives of the Faculty and its Department(s) or Course(s).
(Policies for Certification of Graduation and Conferral of Degrees, Curriculum Organization and Implementation, andAdmission of Students)
Article 4-3 To achieve the objectives provided in the previous Article, each Faculty specifies in its Faculty Regulations thepolicies concerning certification of graduation and conferral of degrees, organization and implementation of educational
curriculums, and admission of students of the Faculty and its Department(s) or Course(s).
(Student Admission Capacity)
Article 5 The admission capacity of each Faculty and Department or Course of the University is as follows
Faculty

Department

CourseAdmission

Total enrollment

capacity

capacity

DaytimeFaculty of Letters

30

400

120

50

532

200

―

532

―

133

―

532

―

100

―

400

―

Department of Eastern Philosophy and Culture

100

Department of Japanese Literature and Culture

133

Department of English and American Literature133

Department of History
Human
Development

5

Evening―100―

Daytime400

Department of Philosophy

Department of Education

Evening

CoursePrimary50

Education Course――
Department of International Culture and Communication

40

200

―

―

160

100

―

400

―

(Total)

849

120

3,396

480

Faculty of

Department of Economics

250

150

1,000

600

Economics

Department of International Economics

183

―

732

―

Department of Policy Studies

183

―

732

―

(Total)

616

150

2,464

600

Faculty of Business

Department of Business Administration

316

110

1,264

440

Administration

Department of Marketing

150

―

600

―

Department of Accounting and Finance

216

―

864

―

(Total)

682

110

2,728

440

Department of Law

250

120

1,000

480

Department of Business Law

250

―

1,000

―

(Total)

500

120

2,000

480

Faculty of

Department of Sociology

150

130

600

520

Sociology

Department of Global Diversity Studies

150

―

600

―

Department of Media and Communications

150

―

600

―

Department of Social Psychology

150

―

600

―

(Total)

600

130

2,400

520

Faculty of Science

Department of Mechanical Engineering

180

―

720

―

and Engineering

Department of Electrical, Electronic and

113

―

452

―

Department of Applied Chemistry

146

―

584

―

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

113

―

452

―

Department of Architecture

146

―

584

―

(Total)

698

―

2,792

―

Department of Global Innovation Studies

100

―

400

―

210

―

840

―

80

―

320

―

(Total)

390

―

1,560

―

Department of International Tourism Management

366

―

1,464

―

StudiesFaculty of Law

Communications Engineering

Faculty of Global
and Regional

Regional

StudiesDevelopment

Department of Regional

Studies Course

Development Studies

Regional studies
CourseFaculty ofInternational
Tourism6

Management
Faculty of Life

Department of Life Sciences

113

―

452

―

Sciences

Department of Biomedical Engineering

113

―

452

―

Department of Biological Resources

113

―

452

―

(Total)

339

―

1,356

―

Department of Information Sciences and Arts

260

―

1,040

―

Faculty of Food andDepartment of Food and Life Sciences

126

―

504

―

Nutritional Sciences

Department of Data Science for Food Systems

113

―

452

Department of Nutrition and Health Sciences

100

―

400

―

(Total)

339

―

1,356

―

300

―

1,200

―

Faculty ofInformation
Sciences and Arts

Faculty ofInformation
Networking forInnovation and

Department of Information Networking for Innovation
and Design

DesignFaculty of Design

Department of Social Welfare Studies

216

―

864

―

for Welfare Society

Department of Child Studies

100

―

400

―

Department of Human Environment Design

160

―

640

―

(Total)

476

―

1,904

―

Faculty of Health

Department of Health and Sports Sciences

230

―

920

―

and Sports Sciences

Department of Nutritional Sciences

100

―

400

―

(Total)

330

―

1,320

―

6,745

630

26,9802,520[Total]2. The admission capacity of each of the “Indological Studies,” “Chinese Language, Philosophy, and Literature,” “Buddhist
Studies,” and “Eastern Art and Culture” Daytime and Evening Courses of the Department of Eastern Philosophy andCulture, Faculty of Letters is specified in the Regulations on Courses of the Department of Eastern Philosophy and Culture,
Faculty of Letters, which are formulated separately.
(Correspondence Courses)
Article 6 The Department of Japanese Literature and Culture, Faculty of Letters, and the Department of Law, Faculty of Law,
have correspondence courses.
2. Academic Rules and Regulations concerning correspondence courses are established separately.
(Graduate Schools)
Article 7 The University has Graduate Schools.
2. Academic Rules and Regulations concerning Graduate Schools are established separately.
(Attached Facilities, etc.)
Article 8 The University may have libraries, research institutes and centers, and other facilities necessary for education andresearch as its attached facilities.
2. Regulations concerning attached facilities are established separately.
Section 2 Administrative Organ, and Faculty and Administrative Staff Members
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(President)
Article 9 The University has a President.
2. The President governs university affairs and supervises the faculty and administrative staff members belonging to the
University.
(Vice Presidents)
Article 9-2 The University may have several Vice Presidents.
2. The Vice Presidents support the President and govern university affairs as ordered by the President.
(Deans)
Article 10 Each Faculty has a Dean.
2. The Dean governs the affairs related to the relevant faculty.
(Deans’ Council)
Article 11 The Deans’ Council is established to respond to the President’s request for advice concerning coordination ofcommunications between Faculties and other urgent matters.
2. Regulations for Deans’ Council are established separately.
(Faculty Council)
Article 12 Each Faculty has a Faculty Council in order to deliberate on matters for which the Faculty expresses its opinions to
the President in making decisions, as well as matters related to the operation of the relevant Faculty.
2. Regulations for the Faculty Council are established separately.
Article 13 Deleted
Article 14 Deleted(Various Committees)
Article 15 When deemed necessary by the President, committees for tasks (hereinafter, “various committees”) may beestablished.
2. Regulations for Various Committees are established separately.
Article 16 Deleted(Faculty and Administrative Staff Members)
Article 17 The University has full-time professors, associate professors, lecturers, assistant professors, assistants,
administrative staff members, staff members with special qualifications, technical staff members, and operational staff
members.
2. Besides the above, where necessary, part-time faculty or administrative staff members may be appointed.
(Outside Researchers)
Article 18 The University may have outside researchers.
2. Regulations concerning outside researchers are established separately.
Chapter 3 Completion of Studies, etc.
Section 1 Duration of Studies(Minimum Duration of Studies)
Article 19 The minimum duration required for completion of the course of undergraduate studies shall be four (4) years.
(Calculation of the Duration of Study)
Article 19-2 When a non-matriculated student (except those without university entrance qualifications) who has earned a
specific number of credits at the University enters the University, and when such student is deemed to have taken some of
the courses of the University by earning the said credits, the period specified by the University may be included in thecalculation of the duration required for completion of the course of undergraduate studies; provided, however, that such8

period shall not exceed a half of the minimum duration of studies at the University.
2. The above calculation of the duration of studies shall be performed by taking into consideration the number of credits thatcan be deemed to have been earned after the student’s entry into the University, the period spent to earn the said credits, andother matters deemed necessary by the Faculty Council.
(Maximum Duration of Enrollment)
Article 20 The maximum duration of enrollment allowed to earn credits necessary for graduation (hereinafter, “years ofenrollment”) shall be eight (8) years. The duration of a leave of absence shall not be included in the calculation of thenumber of years of enrollment.
2. The duration of enrollment of a re-admitted or transferred student shall be the number of years of enrollment describedabove less the ordinary number of years until re-admission or transfer.
Section 2 Academic Year, Semesters, and Student-free Days
(Academic Year)
Article 21 An academic year starts on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the following year; provided, however, that an
academic year for fall semester entrants starts on October 1 and ends on September 30 of the following year.
(Semesters)
Article 22 An academic year is divided into the following two semesters; provided, however, that the President may change
the date of the end of the spring semester and the date of the beginning of the fall semester upon consulting the FacultyCouncil.
(1) Spring semester: from April 1 to September 30(2) Fall semester: from October 1 to March 31 of the following year
(Student-free Days)
Article 23 The days on which no classes are offered at the University (hereinafter, “student-free days”) are set as follows;
provided, however, that the President may change the student-free days or temporarily set student-free days upon consulting
the Faculty Council.
(1) Sundays(2) Holidays stipulated in the Act on National Holidays (Act No.178 of 1948, July 20, 1948)(3) Foundation Day (September 16)(4) The Founder’s Day Festival (June 6)(5) Spring break: from early February to March 31(6) Summer break: from early August to September 30(7) Winter break: from late December to early January of the following year
Chapter 4 Admission, Withdrawal, Leave of Absence, Dismissal, etc.
Section 1 Admission, Study Abroad, etc.
(Time of Admission)
Article 24 Students shall be enrolled within 30 days from the first day of the semester.
(Eligibility for Admission)
Article 25 Persons eligible to enroll in the first year of the undergraduate program must fall under any of the following items:(1) Persons who have graduated from a senior high school(2) Persons who have completed 12 years of regular schooling (including those who have completed equivalent schoolingthrough a program other than a regular program)(3) Persons who have completed 12 years of schooling in a foreign country or persons designated as having the equivalent by
the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
9(4) Persons who have completed a course of study at an overseas educational institution that is recognized by the Minister of
Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology as being equivalent to that of a Japanese senior high school(5) Persons designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology(6) Persons who have passed the University Entrance Qualification Examination (abolished on January 31, 2005)(7) Persons who have passed the Certification Test for Students Achieving the Proficiency Level of Upper Secondary School
Graduates conducted by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology under the Ordinance for the
Certificate for Students Achieving the Proficiency Level of Upper Secondary School Graduates (Ordinance of the
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology No. 1 of 2005)(8) Other persons who are at least 18 years of age who are recognized by the University through individual screening of
eligibility for admission as having scholastic ability equivalent to or higher than that of high school graduates.
(Application and Screening for Admission)
Article 26 Applicants for admission must submit a designated application form, pay the application fee specified in Appendix
1, and take the screening examination.
(Procedure for Enrollment)
Article 27 Persons who have been admitted to the University must pay the admission fee and submit a written pledge in thedesignated format.
(Guarantor)
Article 28 The guarantor must be the applicant’s father or mother, or another adult who has an independent source of income.
2. The guarantor shall undertake the responsibility for having the student obeys any University rules and regulations while thestudent enrolled.
3. Students must promptly submit a notification form when they have changed their guarantor, or their name or place ofresidence has been changed.
(Student ID Card)
Article 29 A Student ID Card will be provided for persons who have completed the enrollment procedure.
(Mid-course Entry)
Article 30 Persons who fall under any of the following items and apply for mid-course entry to the University may be
admitted by the President after taking an examination.
(1) Persons who have graduated from a junior college(2) Persons who have graduated from a university(3) Persons who have graduated from a college of technology(4) Persons who have completed a specialized course of study at a specialized training college (limited to those that satisfy
the requirements specified by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology)
2. Regulations concerning mid-course entry are established separately.
(Transfers)
Article 31 A student of another university who applies for transfer to the University with permission of the former university
may be admitted by the President after taking an examination.
2. Regulations concerning transfers are established separately.
(Transfers between Faculties or Departments)
Article 32 If a student applies for transfer to another department of his/her faculty, or transfer to another faculty and department
or course, the President may permit such transfer after conducting an examination.
2. Regulations concerning transfers between faculties or departments are established separately.
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Article 33 The President may permit study abroad of students who wish to study at a foreign university, upon consulting theFaculty Council.
2. The period of study abroad permitted per the above shall be included in the calculation of the number of years of enrollment.
(Prohibition of Dual Enrollment)
Article 34 Students of the University shall not be enrolled in multiple faculties/departments or other universities; provided,
however, that this shall not apply to those who participate in the Double Degree Program or the Joint Degree Program
offered between the University and its partner universities.
Section 2 Leave of Absence, Withdrawal, Transfer to Another University, and Dismissal(Leave of Absence)
Article 35 When students who are not able to continue their studies for a consecutive period of at least three (3) months apply
for a leave of absence, the President may permit such leave of absence upon consulting the Faculty Council.
2. A leave of absence shall be allowed for two consecutive semesters at a maximum; provided, however, that where there are
special circumstances, the President may permit a leave of absence for a period longer than two semesters upon consulting
the Faculty Council.
3. The total duration of leaves of absence must not exceed eight (8) semesters.
4. If a student who took a leave of absence at his/her request applies for return to study when the period of leave of absence
expires or the reason for the leave of absence has ceased during the period of the leave of absence, the President may permit
it upon consulting the Faculty Council.
(Withdrawal)
Article 36 When a student applies for withdrawal from the University by clarifying the reason, the President may permit itupon consulting the Faculty Council.
2. If a student who withdrew from the University at his/her request applies for re-entry, the President may permit it upon
consulting the Faculty Council.
(Transfer to Another University)
Article 37 When a student applies for transfer to another university, the President may permit it upon consulting the FacultyCouncil.
(Dismissal)
Article 38 Persons who fall under any of the items below shall be dismissed in accordance with the specified procedure.
(1) Persons who fail to pay tuition and other academic fees by the designated deadlines(2) Persons whose duration of enrollment has exceeded the maximum years of enrollment specified in Article 20(3) Persons whose duration of a leave of absence has exceeded the period of leave of absence specified in Paragraph 3,
Article 35(4) New students who have not completed course registration by the designated deadline or who are considered to have nointention to study at the University(5) Person who was issued with "College student" status or any other type of visa that permits him/her study at the University,
however, who has been refused or not granted the visa status, as specified in the Immigration Control and Refugee
Recognition Act(Cabinet Order No.319 of April 4, 1951).
2. Students shall lose their student status upon being dismissed.
3. If a person who was dismissed in accordance with the provision of Paragraph 1 (except for those who fall under item 2 or 3)
applies for re-entry, the President may permit it upon consulting the Faculty Council.
Chapter 5 Curricula and the Method of Registration(Curricula)11Article 39 The University offers courses necessary to achieve the objective of the University and the educational objectivesof each Faculty and Department or Course, and formulates systematic curricula.
2. In formulating a curriculum, proper consideration shall be made so that the curriculum will provide academic expertise
related to the relevant Faculty and Department or Course, while helping students develop broad and deep knowledge andcomprehensive judgment ability, and will foster rich humanity.
3. A curriculum is comprised of required courses, elective courses, and courses that do not count toward graduation, which areassigned to each academic year.
4. The categories of courses, names of the courses, number of credits, and the method of credit allocation and registration foreach Faculty, Department or Course shall be specified by the Faculty in its Faculty Regulations.
5. For international students (including returnee Japanese students), special courses may be offered instead of or in addition tosome of the courses specified above.
(Method of Classes)
Article 39-2 Classes are conducted using any one or a combination of lectures, seminars, experiments, practical training, or
skills practices.
2. As prescribed by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, the University may have students takethe classes in the preceding paragraph at places other than the classrooms where the classes are conducted, through the highlevel use of a variety of media.
3. The number of credits earned through the method of classes above shall not exceed 60.
(Term of Classes)
Article 39-3 The term of classes shall be a period of 15 weeks for each semester, or a period of 16 weeks which is divided into
two 8-week terms.
2. The President determines the terms of classes upon consulting the Faculty Council.
3. Notwithstanding the above provision, where necessary for education and where sufficient educational effect is expected,
classes may be conducted on days other than the specified terms of classes upon deliberation by the Faculty Council.
(Clarification of Grading Criteria, etc.)
Article 39-4 The University clarifies to students the methods and contents of classes and the plan of classes for a year inadvance.
2. In evaluating the academic achievements and approving graduation, in order to ensure objectivity and strictness, theUniversity clarifies the criteria thereof to students in advance and appropriately performs such evaluation and approvalfollowing the said criteria.
(Granting of Credits)
Article 40 Credits for a course are given to students registered for the course who have attended the classes of the course andpassed the examination.
(Calculation of Credits)
Article 41 A credit requires 45 hours of study as a standard, and the number of credits shall be calculated as follows:(1) For lectures and seminars, a credit equals 15 hours to 30 hours of classes.
(2) For experiments, practical training, and skills practices, a credit equals 30 hours to 45 hours of classes.
(3) For courses offered by means of a combination of two or more forms of lecture, seminar, experiment, practical training,and skills practice, the hours of classes required for a credit shall be determined according to the combination, taking into
consideration the standards provided in the two preceding items.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, the number of credits for a thesis, graduation research, etc., may be determined taking
into consideration the necessary academic achievements, etc., when it is deemed appropriate to grant credits based on the12evaluation of academic achievements thereof.
3. The hours of classes as the basis of credit calculation shall be determined by the President upon consulting the FacultyCouncil.
(Procedure for Course Registration)
Article 42 Registration of courses must be completed within the specified period of each semester and receive approval.
2. The provision of the previous paragraph applies to registration of courses of other Faculties and Departments or Courses.
3. With regard to the number of credits that a student must acquire as the requirement for graduation, each Faculty specifies in
its Faculty Regulations the maximum number of credits that a student can be registered for in a year or a semester.
(Registration of Courses of Other Universities)
Article 43 When deemed beneficial for education, the University may allow students to take courses of a university withwhich the University has an agreement.
2. For the credits of the courses taken in accordance with the above provision, the President may approve a maximum of 60
credits as part of the credits required for graduation upon consulting the Faculty Council.
(Studies at Educational Institutions, etc. Other than Universities)
Article 43-2 When deemed beneficial for education, studies by students in the major course of a junior college or a college oftechnology, or other studies separately specified by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, may
be considered as studies in courses at the University and the credits thereof may be granted.
2. The total number of credits granted under the preceding paragraph and credits granted as acquired at the University under theprevious Article shall not exceed 60.
(Transfer of Credits Acquired Prior to Admission)
Article 43-3 When deemed beneficial for education, credits acquired by students for courses taken at a university or juniorcollege (including credits acquired as a non-matriculated student) before admission to the University may be considered as
credits acquired through courses taken at the University after admission to the University.
2. When deemed beneficial for education, studies by students as prescribed in Paragraph 1 of the previous Article before
admission to the University may be considered as studies of courses at the University and the credits thereof may be granted.
3. Except for cases of mid-course entry or transfer to another university, etc., the total number of credits acquired or granted
under the preceding two paragraphs and the credits deemed to have been acquired at the University under Paragraph 2 ofArticle 43 and Paragraph 2 of Article 43-2 shall not exceed 60.
(Application Mutatis Mutandis of Provisions to Study Abroad)
Article 44 The provision of Paragraph 2, Article 43 shall apply mutatis mutandis to cases of students who study at auniversity abroad.
(Educational Personnel Licenses and Other Qualifications)
Article 45 The types of educational personnel licenses and other qualifications that can be acquired in each
Faculty/Department or Course are specified by the Faculty in its Faculty Regulations.
2. The courses and the number of credits necessary to acquire the above qualifications shall be specified by the Faculty in its
Faculty Regulations.
Chapter 6 Exams and Grades(Exams)
Article 46 An exam shall be either a written or oral exam; provided, however, where deemed necessary, submission of athesis or other means may replace the exam.
2. The maximum exam score is 100 points, and 60 or above shall be considered passing.
(Term of Exams)
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(Article 47) Exams are conducted at the end of each semester or academic year; provided, however, where deemednecessary, exams may be conducted at other times.
(Conditions for Taking Exams)
Article 48 Students are not allowed to take exams of courses other than those they have registered for.
2. Students who do not pay tuition, etc. are not allowed to take exams.
3. Students are not allowed to take exams during the period of a leave of absence or suspension.
(Makeup Exams)
Article 49 Students who are unable to take the exams specified in Article 47 due to illness or other unavoidable
circumstances may take makeup exams.
2. Students who intend to take a makeup exam must submit an application therefor.
(Indication of Grades)
Article 50 Results of exams are graded S (100 to 90 points), A (89 to 80 points), B (79 to 70 points), C (69 to 60 points), D(59 to 40 points) , or E (39 points and below). S, A, B, and C are passing grades and D and E are failing grades.
(Notification of Grades)
Article 51 Results of exams are notified to students.
Chapter 7 Graduation and Bachelor’s Degrees(Credits Necessary for Graduation)
Article 52 The credits necessary for graduation in each Faculty/Department or Course are specified by the Faculty in its
Faculty Regulations.
(Requirements for Graduation)
Article 53 The requirements for graduation are as follows:(1) Having been enrolled in the University for at least four (4) years(2) Satisfying the requirements for graduation specified by the student’s Faculty
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, graduation of students who have been enrolled in the University for at least three (3)years and are regarded as having acquired the credits required for graduation with excellent grades may be approved
pursuant to the rules specified by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
Article 54 Deleted(Bachelor’s Degrees)
Article 55 One of the Bachelor’s degrees listed below will be granted to graduating students according to the courses they
have taken, along with the diploma issued.
(1) Faculty of Letters Daytime Course (except Department of Education) and Evening Course (except Department of
Education) Bachelor of Arts
(2) Faculty of Letters Daytime Course Department of Education and Evening Course Department of Education Bachelorof Education(3) Faculty of Economics Daytime Course and Evening Course Bachelor of Economics(4) Faculty of Business Administration Daytime Course and Evening Course Bachelor of Business Administration(5) Faculty of Law Daytime Course and Evening Course Bachelor of Law(6) Faculty of Sociology Daytime Course and Evening Course Bachelor of Sociology(7) Faculty of Science and Engineeringa. Department of Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Science and Engineeringb. Department of Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Bachelor of Science and Engineeringc. Department of Applied Chemistry Bachelor of Science and Engineering
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d. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Bachelor of Engineering
e. Department of Architecture Bachelor of Engineering(8) Faculty of Global and Regional Studies
a. Department of Global Innovation Studies Bachelor of Global Innovation Studies
b. Department of Regional Development Studies Bachelor of Regional Development Studies(9) Faculty of International Tourism Management Bachelor of International Tourism Management(10) Faculty of Life Sciences Bachelor of Life Sciences(11) Faculty of Information Sciences and Arts Bachelor of Information Sciences and Arts
(12) Faculty of Food and Nutritional Sciences
a. Department of Food and Life Sciences Bachelor of Food and Life Sciencesb. Department of Data Science for Food Systems Bachelor of Data Science for Food Systems
c. Department of Nutrition and Health Sciences Bachelor of Nutrition and Health Sciences(13) Faculty of Information Networking for Innovation and Design Bachelor of Information Networking for Innovation
and Design(14) Faculty of Design for Welfare Society
a. Department of Social Welfare Studies Bachelor of Social Welfare
b. Department of Child Studies Bachelor of Child Studies
c. Department of Human Environment Design Bachelor of Human Environment Design(15) Faculty of Health and Sports Sciences
a. Department of Health and Sports Sciences Bachelor of Health and Sports Sciencesb. Department of Nutritional Sciences Bachelor of Nutritional Sciences
Chapter 8 Rewards, Punishments, and Scholarships(Awards)
Article 56 The President may award persons with excellent personality or academic performance, persons who have taken
remarkably good actions, and persons who have made remarkable achievements in extracurricular activities.
2. The types of awards are as follows:(1) Scholarships: Exemption from or reduction of academic fees for a specific period(2) Honors: An honorary certificate and prize(3) Other awards(Disciplinary Measures)
Article 57 The President may take disciplinary measures of reprimand, suspension, or dismissal against students who haveviolated the Academic Rules and Regulations or other regulations of the University, or taken any action contrary to the roleof a student, upon consulting the Faculty Council and considering the degree of seriousness of the action and educationalsignificance.
2. Students shall not be dismissed unless they are:(1) those who behave badly with no prospect for improvement;(2) those who fail to engage in academic work with no prospect for achievement;(3) those who do not regularly attend classes without due reason; or(4) those who disrupt the order of the University or take any other action contrary to the role of a student.
(Scholarships)
Article 57-2 The University offers scholarships.
2. Regulations concerning scholarships are established separately.
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Chapter 9 Itaku Students, Non-matriculated Students, and Special Auditing Students(Itaku Students)
Article 58 The University may permit students assigned from the national government, a corporation, or other organization(hereinafter, “Itaku Students”) to study at the University.
2. Those who are permitted to study at the University as Itaku students must have university entrance qualifications.
3. Regulations concerning Itaku students are established separately.
(Non-matriculated Students)
Article 59 When requested by a person intending to take a specific course, the University may permit the person as a nonmatriculated student to take the said course.
2. Regulations concerning non-matriculated students are established separately.
(Special Auditing Students)
Article 60 When requested by a student of another university (including universities abroad) or junior college (hereinafter,“universities, etc.”) to take courses at the University, the University may admit said student as a special auditing student upon
consultation with the relevant university, etc.
2. Regulations concerning special auditing students are established separately.
(Application Mutatis Mutandis of the Academic Rules and Regulations to Itaku Students and Non-matriculated Students)
Article 61 Except when otherwise specified, these Academic Rules and Regulations shall apply mutatis mutandis to Itaku
students and non-matriculated students. In such case, the term “students” in the Academic Rules and Regulations shall be
replaced with “Itaku students” or “non-matriculated students” where necessary depending on the context.
Chapter 10 International Students(International Students)
Article 62 Regulations concerning international students are established separately.
(Application Mutatis Mutandis of the Academic Rules and Regulations to International Students)
Article 62-2 Except when otherwise specified, these Academic Rules and Regulations shall apply mutatis mutandis tointernational students. In such case, the term “students” in the Academic Rules and Regulations shall be replaced with“international students” where necessary.
Chapter 11 Tuition, etc.
Section 1 Application Fees and Screening Fees
(Application Fees)
Article 63 Applicants for admission must pay the application fees specified in Appendix 1.
2. Applicants for transfer between Faculties or Departments must pay the application fee specified in Appendix 2.
(Screening Fees)
Article 64 Applicants wishing to become non-matriculated students must pay the screening fees specified in Appendix 4.
Section 2 Academic Fees, Non-matriculated Enrollment Fees, etc.)(Tuition, Admission Fee, and Other Academic Fees)
Article 65 Academic fees for students are comprised of the admission fee, tuition, facility fee, lab fee, and equipment fee, andthe specific amount of each fee is as shown in Appendix 3.
(Reduction of Academic Fees)
Article 66 The President may exempt students who are excellent in academic performance or personality from payment of apart or all of their academic fees upon consulting the Faculty Council.
(Academic Fees for Withdrawn Students)
Article 67 The University collects from students who have withdrawn or have been ordered to withdraw the tuition, facility
16fee, lab fee, and equipment fee for the relevant semester. The same shall apply to students who have been suspended.
(Academic Fees for Students on a Leave of Absence)
Article 68 The University collects from students who are on a leave of absence a half of the facility fee for the period of theleave of absence and does not collect the tuition, lab fee, or equipment fee.
(Academic Fees for Itaku Students and Non-matriculated Students)
Article 69 Tuition and other academic fees for Itaku students, and tuition and other academic fees as well as the registration
fee for non-matriculated students, are as shown in Appendix 4.
Section 3 Processing Fees
(Processing Fees)
Article 70 The types and amounts of processing fees are specified separately.
Section 4 Restriction on Refunding of Academic Fees
(Restriction on Refunding of Academic Fees)
Article 71 Paid academic fees will not be refunded in principal.
Chapter 12 Irregular Programs(Extension Programs)
Article 72 The University may set up extension programs targeting people outside the University with the aim of promoting
dissemination of academic cultures.
(Extracurricular Programs)
Article 73 The University may set up extracurricular programs besides regular programs as necessary, in order to help
students acquire special knowledge and skills.
(Regulations Concerning Irregular Programs)
Article 74 Regulations concerning the programs specified in the preceding two Articles are established separately.
Chapter 13 Welfare Dormitories, Student Dormitories, and Welfare and Health Facilities(Welfare Dormitories)
Article 75 The University has welfare dormitories, such as seminar houses.
(Student Dormitories)
Article 76 The University has student dormitories, such as training houses.
2. The purpose of student dormitories is to train students to live a social and disciplined life through living in a group.
(Health Center)
Article 77 The University has a Health Center to provide treatment related to health and hygiene for the faculty andadministrative staff members and students of the University.
(Gyms and Athletic Fields)
Article 78 The University has gyms and athletic fields, to support physical development.
Article 79 Deleted
Chapter 14 Auxiliary Rules
Article 80 Deleted
Article 81 Deleted(Revision)
Article 82 Revision of these Academic Rules and Regulations shall be proposed to the Board of Trustees by the President
upon consulting the Faculty Council of each Faculty, and finalized by the Chairman after discussions with the Board ofTrustees.
Supplementary Provisions
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1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1986.
2. Transitional measures(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 48, the admission capacities for academic years between 1986 and 1999 shallbe as follows:
Admission Capacity
Faculty

Department

Daytime Course

Evening Course

Faculty of Letters
Department of Philosophy

50

Department of Indian Philosophy

50

Department of Chinese Philosophy

40

Department of Japanese Literature

140

Department of English and American Literature120

Department of History

60

Department of Education

60

50

Total

520

190

500

200

Department of Business Administration

250

200

Department of Commerce

250

Total

500

200

Department of Law

250

200

Department of Business Administration Law

250

40
100

Faculty of Economics
Department of Economics
Faculty of Business Administration

Faculty of Law

Total

500

200

Department of Sociology

150

130

Department of Applied Sociology

250

Faculty of Sociology

Total

400

130

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 48, the total enrollment capacities of the Faculty of Letters Daytime Course,
Faculty of Economics Daytime Course, Faculty of Business Administration Daytime Course, Faculty of Law Daytime
Course, and Faculty of Sociology Daytime Course for academic years between 1986 and 1988 shall be as follows:
Total Enrollment Capacity
Faculty

Department

AY 1986

AY 1987

AY 1988

Faculty of Letters Department of Philosophy

170

180

190

Daytime Course

155

170

185

Department of Chinese Philosophy 130

140

150

Department of Japanese Literature 470

500

530

Department of English and American Literature 420

440

460

200

220

Department of Indian Philosophy

Department of History

180
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Department of Education

195

210

225

Total

1,720

1,840

1,960

Faculty of Economics Department of Economics

1,360

1,520

1,680

Daytime Course(1,400)(1,600)(1,800)

680

760

840

(700)

(800)

(900)

680

760

840

(700)

(800)

(900)

1,360

1,520

1,680

(1,400)(1,600)(1,800)

850

900

950

850

900

950

Total

1,700

1,800

1,900

Faculty of Sociology Department of Sociology

450

500

550

Daytime Course Department of Applied Sociology

850

900

950

Total

1,300

1,400

1,500

Faculty of Business Administration
Department of Business Administration
Daytime Course
Department of Commerce
Total
Faculty of Law Department of Law
Daytime Course
Department of Business Administration Law(Note) Figures in brackets are the total enrollment capacity including the admission capacity for a limited period.
(3) Notwithstanding the provision of Article 50 Appendix (5), tuition and other academic fees for entrants of AY 1985 andbefore shall be in accordance with the provisions before revision.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1987.
2. Transitional measures
Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 48, the total enrollment capacities of the Faculty of Engineering for academic years
between 1987 and 1989 shall be as follows:
Total Enrollment Capacity
Faculty

Department

AY 1987

AY 1988

AY 1989

Faculty of Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering 510

540

570

Department of Electrical Engineering

430

460

490

Department of Applied Chemistry

430

460

490

Department of Civil Engineering

420

440

460

Department of Architecture

430

460

490

Department of Information and Computer Sciences 360

400

440

2,760

2,940

Total

2,580

Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall be implemented from April 1, 1988.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall be implemented from September 26, 1988.
2. Transitional measures
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Notwithstanding the provision of Article 50 Appendix (5), tuition and other academic fees for entrants of AY 1988 andbefore shall be in accordance with the provisions before revision.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall be implemented from November 4, 1988.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall be implemented from April 1, 1989.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall be implemented from June 22, 1989.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1990, and apply to entrants of AY 1990 and subsequent
years.
2. Notwithstanding the provision of Article 50 Appendix (5), provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 1989 andbefore;provided, however, that regarding the facility fee, the relevant amount for each academic year multiplied by the tax rate of
3/100 as prescribed in Article 29 of the Consumption Tax Act shall be added.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1990.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1991.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 3 of the revised Academic Rules and Regulations, the Department of ElectricalEngineering, Faculty of Engineering shall continue to exist until the students of the said Department as of March 31, 1991,
cease to exist in the Department.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 48, the admission capacities for academic years between 1991 and 1999 shall be
as follows:
Admission Capacity
Faculty

Department

Daytime Course

Faculty of Letters Department of Philosophy

Evening Course

60

Department of Indian Philosophy

60

Department of Chinese Philosophy

50

40

Department of Japanese Literature 160100

Department of English and American Literature 130
Department of History

70

Department of Education

70

50

Total

600

190

500

200

Department of Business Administration 280

200

Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Faculty of Business Administration
Department of Commerce
Total
Faculty of Law Department of Law
Department of Business Administration Law

280
560

200

250

200

250
20

Total500

200

Faculty of Sociology Department of Sociology

190

130

Department of Applied Sociology

310

Total

500

130

Faculty of Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering

170

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 150
Department of Applied Chemistry150

Department of Civil Engineering

130

Department of Architecture150

Department of Information and Computer Sciences

130

Total

880

Total

3,540

920

4. Among the students intending to acquire qualifications necessary to obtain a teaching certificate of a senior high school,
entrants of AY 1990 and subsequent years are eligible for the certificates of “geography and history” and “civics.”
5. The fundamental education courses and specialized education courses of the Department of Indian Philosophy andDepartment of Education of the Faculty of Letters Daytime Course specified in Appendices (1) and (2) of Article 6, and thecredits required for graduation from the Department of Indian Philosophy, Department of History, and Department of
Education of the Faculty of Letters Daytime Course specified in Appendix (4) of Article 12, shall apply to entrants of AY
1990 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 1989 and before.
6. The credits required for graduation from the Department of Indian Philosophy, Department of Japanese Literature andDepartment of Education of the Faculty of Letters Evening Course, and the Department of Economics of the Faculty of
Economics Evening Course specified in Appendix (4) of Article 12, shall apply to entrants of AY 1988 and subsequent
years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 1987 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on July 1, 1991.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, Article 50 Appendix (5) shall take effect on October 1, 1991, and apply to entrants of
AY 1992 and subsequent years.
3. Notwithstanding the provision of Article 50 Appendix (5), provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 1991 andbefore; provided, however, that the facility fee shall be the relevant amount for each academic year multiplied by 100/103.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1992.
2 Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 48, the admission capacities for academic years between 1992 and 1999 shall be
as follows:
Admission Capacity
Faculty

Department

Faculty of Letters Department of Philosophy

Daytime Course Evening Course
60

Department of Indian Philosophy

60

Department of Chinese Philosophy

50

Department of Japanese Literature

170

Department of English and American Literature

140

40
100

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Department of History

70

Department of Education

70

50

Total

620

190

550

200

Department of Business Administration

280

200

Department of Commerce

280

Total

560

200

300

200

Faculty of Economics
Department of Economics
Faculty of Business Administration

Faculty of Law
Department of Law

Department of Business Administration Law 300
Total

600

200

190

130

Faculty of Sociology
Department of Sociology

Department of Applied Sociology 200
Department of Social Welfare
Total

110
500

130

Faculty of Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering

170

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 150
Department of Applied Chemistry150

Department of Civil Engineering

130

Department of Architecture150

Department of Information and Computer Sciences 130
Total

880

Total

3,710

920

Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1993.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on October 1, 1993.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on November 1, 1993.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1994, and apply to entrants of AY 1994 and subsequent
years.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on September 5, 1994.
2. Notwithstanding the provision of Article 50 Appendix (5), tuition, admission fees, and other academic fees for entrants of AY
1994 and before shall be in accordance with the provisions before revision.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1995.
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2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 3 of the revised Academic Rules and Regulations, the Department of Civil
Engineering, Faculty of Engineering shall continue to exist until the students of the said Department as of March 31, 1995,
cease to exist in the Department.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 48, the admission capacity of the Department of Environmental Construction,
Faculty of Engineering for academic years between 1995 and 1999 shall be 130.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1996.
2. Provisions of Articles 39, 45, and 52 shall apply to entrants of AY 1996 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 1995 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1997.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1998.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, Article 52 Appendix (1) shall apply to entrants of AY 1998 and subsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on June 1, 1998.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on September 1, 1998.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 65, tuition and other academic fees for entrants of AY 1998 and before shall be inaccordance with the provisions before revision except in the case as specified in the following Paragraph.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 65, tuition and other academic fees for entrants of AY 1998 or before who areenrolled in the University in 2003 or subsequent years in excess of the Minimum Duration of Studies shall be in accordancewith the provisions applicable to the fourth-year students of the relevant academic year.
4. Notwithstanding the provisions of Articles 64 and 69, screening fees and registration fees of non-matriculated students of AY
1998 shall be in accordance with the provisions before revision.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 1999.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2000.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the Department of Japanese Literature of the Facultyof Letters Daytime Course and the Department of Applied Sociology of the Faculty of Sociology Daytime Course shallcontinue to exist until the students of the said Departments as of March 31, 2000, cease to exist in the Departments.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 5, the admission capacities for academic years between 2000 and 2003 shall be as
follows:
AY 2000
Faculty

Department

AY 2001

AY 2002

AY 2003

Admission capacity Admission capacity Admission capacity Admission capacity
Daytime Evening Daytime Evening Daytime Evening Daytime Evening

Faculty of
Letters

Department of
Philosophy
Department of Indian
Philosophy
Department of Chinese
Philosophy

Course54 Course

Course53 Course

Course52 Course

Course51 Course

54

53

52

51

44

40

43

23

40

42

40

41

40

Faculty of
Economics

Department of Japanese
Literature
Department of Japanese
Literature and Culture
Department of English
and American Literature

242

229

216

203

128

126

124

122

Department of English
Communication

140

130

120

110

Department of History

114

113

112

111

Department of Education

64

50

63

50

62

50

61

50

100

100

(Total)

840

190

810

190

780

190

750

190

261

200

252

200

243

200

234

200

165

165

165

165

Department of
Socioeconomic Systems

165

165

165

165

(Total)

591

200

582

200

573

200

564

200

Department of Business
Administration

275

200

270

200

265

200

260

200

275

270

265

260

550

200

540

200

530

200

520

200

Department of Law

295

200

290

200

285

200

280

200

Department of Business

295(Total)

590

200

580

200

570

200

560

200

Department of Sociology

126

130

122

130

118

130

114

130

Department of
Sociocultural Studies

110

110

110

110

Department of Mediaand Communications

122

119

116

113

Department of Social
Psychology
Department of Social
Welfare

118

116

114

112

114

113

112

111

(Total)Faculty of Law Administration Law

Faculty ofEngineering

100

Department of
Economics
Department ofInternational Economics

Faculty of
Department of
Business
Commerce
Administration

Faculty ofSociology

100

290

130

580

285

(Total)590

Department of
Mechanical Engineering
Department of Electricaland Electronic
Engineering
Department of Applied
Chemistry
Department ofEnvironmental
Construction
Department ofArchitecture
Department ofInformation andComputer Sciences

168

166

164

162

148

146

144

142

148

146

144

142

129

128

127

126

148

146

144

142

129

128

127

126

(Total)

870

860

850

840

24

130

570

280

130

560

130

Department of Regional

Faculty of Development Studies
Regional
Development
Studies

150

150

150

150

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

100

100

100

100

Faculty of Life Department of Life
Sciences
Sciences[Total]

4,281

920

4,202

920

4,123

920

4,044

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

920

Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2000.
2. Provisions of Articles 39, 45, and 52 shall apply to entrants of AY 2000 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 1999 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2000.
2. Provisions of Paragraph 2 of Article 43, Paragraph 2 of Article 43-2, Paragraph 3 of Article 43-3, and Paragraph 2 of Article
53 shall apply to entrants of AY 2000 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY
1999 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on July 1, 2000, and apply to applicants of AY 2001 and subsequent
years.
2. Application fees for entrants of April 1, 2001, and before shall be in accordance with the provisions before revision.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2001.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 5, the admission capacities for academic years between 2001 and 2003 shall be as
follows:

Faculty

Faculty of
Letters

Department

Department of Philosophy
Department of Indian
Philosophy
Department of Chinese
Philosophy
Department of Japanese
Literature
Department of Japanese
Literature and Culture
Department of English andAmerican Literature
Department of English
Communication

AY 2001

AY 2002

AY 2003

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

Daytime

Evening

Daytime

Evening

Daytime

Evening

Course 53

CourseCourse 52

CourseCourse 51

Course

53

40

43

52

40

42
100

51

40

41
100

100

229

216

203

126

124

122

130

120

110

Department of History

113

112

111

Department of Education

63

50

62

50

61

50

(Total)

810

190

780

190

750

190

25

Faculty of
Economics

Department of Economics

252

Department of International
Economics
Department of
Socioeconomic Systems(Total)

165

165

165

165

165

165

Faculty of Department of Business
Administration
Business
Administration Department of Commerce(Total)Faculty of Law Department of Law

Faculty ofSociology

200

243

200

234

200

582

200

573

200

564

200

270

200

265

200

260

200

270

265

260

540

200

530

200

520

200

265

200

260

200

255

200

Department of Business
Administration Law

265(Total)

530

200

520

200

510

200

Department of Sociology

122

130

118

130

114

130

Department of Sociocultural
Studies
Department of Media andCommunications

110

110

110

119

116

113

Department of Social
Psychology

116

114

112

Department of Social Welfare

113

112

111

(Total)Faculty of Department of MechanicalEngineering Engineering

580

260

130

570

255

130

560

166

164

162

Department of Electrical andElectronic Engineering
Department of Applied
Chemistry
Department of Environmental
Construction

146

144

142

146

144

142

128

127

126

Department of Architecture

146

144

142

Department of Information
and Computer Sciences

128

127

126

(Total)

860

850

840

150

150

150

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

230

220

210

380

370

360

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

100

100

100

Faculty of Department of Regional
Regional Development Studies
Development
Studies
Department of International
Tourism Management(Total)Faculty of Life Department of Life Sciences
Sciences[Total]

4,382

920

4,293

920

4,204

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

Supplementary Provisions
26

130

920

1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2001.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the following Departments shall continue to exist
until the students of the Departments as of March 31, 2001, cease to exist in the Departments: Department of Japanese
Literature, Faculty of Letters Evening Course; Department of Commerce, Faculty of Business Administration Daytime
Course; and Department of Business Administration Law, Faculty of Law Daytime Course.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 5, the admission capacities of the Department of Marketing of the Faculty ofBusiness Administration Daytime Course and the Department of Business Law of the Faculty of Law Daytime Course foracademic years between 2001 and 2003 shall be as follows:

Faculty

Department

Faculty of Business
Administration
Faculty of Law

AY 2001

AY 2002

AY 2003

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

Daytime Course

Daytime Course

Daytime Course

270

265

260

265

260

255

Department of Marketing
Department of Business
Law

Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2001.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 5, the admission capacities for academic years between 2001 and 2003 shall be as
follows:

Faculty

Department

Department of Philosophy

Faculty of

Department of Indian
Philosophy
Department of Chinese
Philosophy
Department of Japanese
Literature and Culture
Department of English andAmerican Literature

AY 2001

AY 2002

AY 2003

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

Daytime

Evening

Daytime

Evening

Daytime

Evening

Course 53

CourseCourse 52

CourseCourse 51

Course

53

40

43
229

52

40

42
100

216

51

40

41
100

203

100

126

124

122

Department of English
Communication

130

120

110

Department of History

113

112

111

Department of Education

63

50

62

50

61

50

(Total)

810

190

780

190

750

190

Department of Economics

252

200

243

200

234

200

Department of International
Economics

165

165

165

Economics

Department of
Socioeconomic Systems

165

165

165

(Total)

582

200

573

200

564

200

Faculty of

Department of Business
Administration

270

200

265

200

260

200

Letters

Faculty of27

Business
Administration

Department of Marketing

270(Total)

540

200

530

200

520

200

Department of Law

265

200

260

200

255

200

Faculty of Law Department of Business Law

Faculty ofSociology

Regional

520

200

510

200

Department of Sociology

122

130

118

130

114

130

Department of Sociocultural
Studies

110

110

110

Department of Media andCommunications

119

116

113

Department of Social
Psychology

116

114

112

113

75

112

3rd year 10
580

205

75

111

3rd year 10
570

3rd year 10

205

560

3rd year 10
164

162

146

144

142

146

144

142

128

127

126

Department of Architecture

146

144

142

Department of Information
and Computer Sciences

128

127

126

Department of Computational
Information Engineering

100

100

100

960

950

940

150

150

150

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

Department of International
Tourism Management

230

220

210

(Total)

380

370

360

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

2nd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

100

100

100

Faculty of Life
Department of Life Sciences
Sciences[Total]

4,482

995

2nd year 25

4,393
2nd year 25

28

995

205
3rd year 10

166

Department of Regional
Development Studies

75
3rd year 10

Department of MechanicalEngineering
Department of Electrical andElectronic Engineering
Department of Applied
Chemistry
Department of Environmental
Construction

Development
Studies

255

200(Total)Faculty of

260

530

(Total)Engineering

265

260

(Total)Department of Social Welfare

Faculty of

265

4,304
2nd year 25

995

3rd year 25 3rd year 10 3rd year 25 3rd year 10 3rd year 25 3rd year 10
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2001.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, the following shall take effect on January 6, 2001: Items 3, 4, 5, and 6 of Article 25;
Paragraph 1, Item 4 of Article 30; Paragraph 1 of Article 43-2; and Paragraph 2 of Article 53.
3. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2001 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2000 and before: Article 39; Paragraph 1 Appendices (3)-1 and (3)-2, Paragraph 3 Appendix (3)-4 (iii), andParagraph 4 Appendix (3)-5 of Article 45; and Article 52.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2002.
2. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2002 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants before that: Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph 1 Appendices (3)-1 and (3)-2 of Article 45; andArticle 50.
3. Notwithstanding the above provision, the curriculum table of the Department of Social Welfare, Faculty of Sociology
Daytime Course in Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2001 and subsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on July 15, 2002.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2003.
2. Provisions of Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 and Appendix (1) of Article 52 shall apply to entrants of AY 2003 andsubsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2002 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2003.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2004.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the Department of Indian Philosophy, Faculty of
Letters Daytime Course and the Department of Indian Philosophy, Evening Course shall continue to exist until the studentsof the said Departments as of March 31, 2004, cease to exist in the Departments.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2004; provided, however, that the provisions of Article
25 shall take effect on December 1, 2003.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, the following shall apply to entrants of AY 2004 and subsequent years, and theprovisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2003 and before: Appendix (2) of Article 39; Appendices (3)-2, (3)3, (3)-4 and (3)-5 of Article 45; and Appendix (1) of Article 52.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2005.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 after revision, the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and theDepartment of Computational Information Engineering, of the Faculty of Engineering, shall continue to exist until thestudents of the said Departments as of March 31, 2005, cease to exist in the Departments.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 5 after revision, the admission capacities and the capacities for mid-course entry of
the Department of Regional Development Studies, Faculty of Regional Development Studies for academic years between

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2005 and 2007 shall be as follows:
Faculty

Department

Faculty of Regional
Development Studies

Department ofRegional
Development Studies

AY 2005

AY 2006

AY 2007

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

Admission capacity

180

180

180

2nd year 25

2nd year 0

2nd year 0

3rd year 25

3rd year 25

3rd year 0

4. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2005 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2004 and before: Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-1 and Paragraph 4
Appendix (3)-5 of Article 45; and Appendix (1) of Article 52.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2005.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2005 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2004 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2006.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2006.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 and Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-1 and Appendix (3)-2 of Article 45 shall apply toentrants of AY 2006 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2005 and before.
3. Notwithstanding the above provision, this shall not apply to cases where entrants of AY 2005 of the Department of HealthCare and Sports, Faculty of Human Life Design take the courses of Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 and Paragraph 1
Appendix (3)-2 of Article 45 in order to acquire a Type-1 junior high school teaching certificate (health and physicaleducation) and a Type-1 senior high school teaching certificate (health and physical education).
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2006.
2. Notwithstanding the provision of Appendix (4)-3 of Article 65, academic fees for entrants of AY 2005 or before who areenrolled in the University in 2009 or subsequent years in excess of the Minimum Duration of Studies shall be in accordancewith the provisions applicable to the fourth-year students of the relevant academic year.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2006.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2005 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2006.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2006.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2007.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2007.
2. Provisions of Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Articles 39 and Appendix (3)-1 of Article 45 shall apply to entrants of AY 200730

and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2006 and before.
3. Notwithstanding the above provision, the curriculum table of the Department of Human Environment Design, Faculty of
Human Life Design provided in Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2006 and subsequent
years.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2008.
2. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2007 and before: Article 5; Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Appendices (3)-1 and (3)-2 of Article 45;
Appendix (1) of Article 52; Article 55; and Appendix (4)-3 of Article 65.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2008.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the Department of Socioeconomic Systems, Facultyof Economics Daytime Course shall continue to exist until the students of the said Department as of March 31, 2008, cease
to exist in the Department.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2008.
2. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2007 and before: Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph 1 Appendices (3)-1 and (3)-2 of Article
45; and Appendix (1) of Article 52.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2008.
2. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2007 and before: Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-2 and Paragraph 3
Appendix (3)-4 of Article 45; and Appendix (1) of Article 52.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on July 22, 2008.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2009.
2. Notwithstanding the provision of Appendix (4)-3 of Article 65, tuition and other academic fees for entrants of AY2008 andbefore shall be in accordance with the provisions before revision, and the academic fees for the said entrants who are enrolled
in the University in AY 2012 or subsequent years in excess of the Minimum Duration of Studies shall be in accordance withthe provisions applicable to the fourth-year students of the relevant academic year.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2009.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 after revision, the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department ofElectronic Communications Engineering, Department of Applied Chemistry, Department of Environmental Construction,
Department of Architecture, Department of Information and Computer Sciences, Department of Computational Engineering,and Department of Functional Robotics of the Faculty of Engineering shall continue to exist until the students of the said
Departments as of March 31, 2009, cease to exist in the Departments.
3. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2008 and before: Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-1, Paragraph 3 Appendix
31

(3)-4, Paragraph 4 Appendix (3)-5, Paragraph 5 Appendix (3)-6, Paragraph 6 Appendix (3)-7 of Article 45; Appendix (1) of
Article 52; Article 55; and Appendix (4)-3 of Article 65.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2009.
2. Paragraph 8 Appendix (3)-9 of Article 45 shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2009.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 and Paragraph 4 Appendix (3)-5 of Article 45 shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 andsubsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2009.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, the following shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and subsequent years, and theprovisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 and before: Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph
7 Appendix (3)-8 of Article 45; and Appendix (1) of Article 52.
3. Notwithstanding the above provision, the curriculum table for the Department of Education, Faculty of Letters Evening
Course of Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 and subsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2010.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, the following shall apply to entrants of AY 2010 and subsequent years, and theprovisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and before: Article 5, Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39;
Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-1 of Article 45; Appendix (1) of Article 52; and Appendix (4)-3 of Article 65.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2010.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 and Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-1 of Article 45 shall apply to entrants of AY 2010 and
subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2010.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-2 of Article 45 shall apply to entrants of AY 2010 and subsequent years, and the provisions
before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2010.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2010 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2010.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2010.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 and Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-2 of Article 45 shall apply to entrants of AY 2010and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2010.
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2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2009 and subsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2011.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2011 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2010 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2011.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 shall apply to entrants of AY 2011 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2010 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2011.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2011.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2011.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-2 of Article 45 and Paragraph 5 Appendix (3)-6 of Article 45 shall apply to entrants of AY 2011
and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2010 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2012.
2. In Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39, the curriculum table for each Department of the Faculty of Life Sciences shallapply to entrants of AY 2009 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2008 andbefore. Provisions for the following shall apply to entrants of AY 2012 and subsequent years, and the provisions before
revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2011 and before: Faculty of Letters Daytime Course; Faculty of Economics Daytime
Course; Faculty of Business Administration Daytime Course; Faculty of Law Daytime Course; Faculty of Sociology
Daytime Course; Regional Development Studies Course, Department of Regional Development Studies, Faculty ofRegional Development Studies; Department of International Tourism Studies, Faculty of Regional Development Studies;
Faculty of Letters Evening Course; Faculty of Economics Evening Course; Faculty of Business Administration Evening
Course, Faculty of Law Evening Course; and Faculty of Sociology Evening Course.
3. Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-1, Paragraph 2 Appendix (3)-3, Paragraph 3 Appendix (3)-4, and Paragraph 4 Appendix (3)-5 of
Article 45, and Appendix (1) of Article 52, shall apply to entrants of AY 2012 and subsequent years, and the provisions
before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2011 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2012.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39, and Paragraph 4 Appendix (3)-5 and Paragraph 6 Appendix (3)-7 of Article 45, shallapply to entrants of AY 2012 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2011 andbefore.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2013.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the following Departments shall continue to exist
until the students of the Departments as of March 31, 2013, cease to exist in the Departments: Department of Indian
Philosophy and Department of Chinese Philosophy of the Faculty of Letters Daytime Course; Department of Indian
Philosophy, Faculty of Letters Evening Course; and Department of Food and Life Sciences, Faculty of Life Sciences.
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3. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2013 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2012 and before: Article 4; Article 5; Article 45; Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph 1
Appendix (3)-1 and Appendix (3)-2, Paragraph 8 Appendix (3)-9, Paragraph 9 Appendix (3)-10, and Paragraph 10
Appendix (3)-11 of Article 45; and Appendix (1) of Article 52.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2013.
2. The following shall apply to entrants of AY 2013 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply toentrants of AY 2012 and before: Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39; Paragraph 1 Appendix (3)-2, Paragraph 3 Appendix(3)-4, Paragraph 7 Appendix (3)-8 of Article 45; and Appendix (1) of Article 52. Article 82 shall apply to entrants of AY
2012 and subsequent years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2011 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2014.
2. Paragraph 1 Appendix (2) of Article 39 and Appendix (1) of Article 52 shall apply to entrants of AY 2014 and subsequent
years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2013 and before.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on July 1, 2014.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2015.
2. The admission capacities specified in Article 5 shall apply to entrants of AY 2015 and subsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2015.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2015.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2016.
2. Notwithstanding the above provision, for entrants of AY 2015 and before, provisions of Articles 39, 45, 52 and 82 of the
Academic Rules and Regulations before revision shall apply and Paragraph 3 of Article 42 of the revised Academic Rules
and Regulations shall not apply.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on July 1, 2016.
2. Notwithstanding the provision of Article 65 Appendix (3), academic fees for entrants of AY 2016 and before shall be inaccordance with the provisions before revision; provided, however, that for academic fees for said entrants who are enrolled
in the University in AY 2020 or subsequent years in excess of the Minimum Duration of Studies, the academic fees of the
fourth-year students enrolled in the relevant academic year shall apply.
3. Academic fees for students on a leave of absence specified in Article 68 shall apply to the existing students of AY 2017 andsubsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2017.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the following Departments shall continue to exist
until the students of the Departments as of March 31, 2017, cease to exist in the Departments: Department of English
Communication, Faculty of Letters Daytime Course; Department of Regional Development Studies, Faculty of Regional
Development Studies; and Department of International Tourism Studies, Faculty of Regional Development Studies.
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3. The admission capacities specified in Article 5 shall apply to entrants of AY 2017 and subsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2017.
Supplementary Provisions (Regulation No. 123 of 2018)
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2018.
Supplementary Provisions (Regulation No. 128 of 2018)
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2019.
Supplementary Provisions (Regulation No. 72 of 2020)
These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on June 1, 2020.
Supplementary Provisions (Regulation No. 23 of 2021)
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2021, and apply to entrants of AY 2021 and subsequent
years.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the following Departments shall continue to exist
until the students of the Departments as of March 31, 2021, cease to exist in the Departments: Department of Sociocultural
Studies, Faculty of Sociology Daytime Course; and Department of Social Welfare, Faculty of Sociology Evening Course.
3. Article 4, 5 and Article 65 Appendix 3 of the revised Regulations shall apply to entrants of AY 2021 and subsequent years,
and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2020 and before.
Supplementary Provisions (Regulation No. 31 of 2022)
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2022.
2. The admission capacities specified in Article 5 shall apply to entrants of AY 2022 and subsequent years.
Supplementary Provisions (Regulation No. 25 of 2023)
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2023, and apply to entrants of AY 2023 and subsequent
years.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the following Departments and Courses shallcontinue to exist until the students of the Departments or Courses as of March 31, 2023 cease to exist in the Departments or
Courses: Department of Social Welfare, Faculty of Sociology Daytime Course; Department of Human Care and Support,
Department of Health Care and Sports and Department of Human Environment Design, Faculty of Human Life Design; andSports and Food Function Course, Department of Food and Life Sciences, Faculty of Food and Nutritional Sciences.
3. Article 4, 5, 55 and Article 65 Appendix 3 of the revised Regulations shall apply to entrants of AY 2023 and subsequent
years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2022 and before.
Supplementary Provisions (Regulation No. 23 of 2024)
1. These Academic Rules and Regulations shall take effect on April 1, 2024, and apply to entrants of AY 2024 and subsequent
years.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 4 of the revised Regulations, the following Departments and Courses shallcontinue to exist until the students of the Departments or Courses as of March 31, 2024 cease to exist in the Departments or
Courses: Department of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Science and Engineering; Department of Applied Biosciences,
Faculty of Life Sciences, and Food Science Course, Department of Food and Life Sciences, Faculty of Food and Nutritional
Sciences.
3. Article 4, 5, 55 and Article 65 Appendix 3 of the revised Regulations shall apply to entrants of AY 2024 and subsequent
years, and the provisions before revision shall apply to entrants of AY 2023 and before.
Appendix 1 (Article 63.1)
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Application Fee (except international students)
Application Fee(Multiple applications available for the same date)

35,000 yen
Two applications at
maximum

Add 20,000 per application to theabove amountThree or more
applications

Application Fee (international students)
Application Fee (using National Common Test for University
Admissions)Application Fee (two-stage screening)

35,000 yen

Two applications at
maximumThree or more
applicationsFirst screening
Second screening

10,000 yen
20,000 yen

Add 10,000 per application to theabove amount
10,000 yen
25,000 yen

Appendix 2 (Article 63.2)
Application fee for transfers between Faculties or Departments

10,000 yen

Appendix 3 (Article 65)（Unit: yen）
Faculty

Department・Course

Faculty of

Department of Philosophy (Daytime

Letters

Course)Department of Eastern Philosophy andCulture (Daytime Course)
Department of Japanese Literature andCulture (Daytime Course)
Department of English and American
Literature (Daytime Course)
Department of History (Daytime
Course)Admission

Equipment

TuitionFacility fee

Lab fee

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

900,000

250,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

180,000

430,000

100,000――

180,000

430,000

100,000――

180,000

430,000

100,000

―

―

fee

fee

Department of Education Human
Development Course (Daytime
Course)Department of Education Primary
Education Course (Daytime Course)
Department of International Culture
and Communication Studies (Daytime
Course)Department of Eastern Philosophy andCulture (Evening Course)
Department of Japanese Literature
and Culture (Evening Course)
Department of Education (Evening
Course)36

Faculty of

Department of Economics (Daytime

Economics

Course)Department of International Economics(Daytime Course)
Department of Policy Studies (Daytime
Course)Department of Economics (Evening
Course)Faculty of

Department of Business Administration

Business(Daytime Course)

Administration

Department of Marketing (Daytime
Course)Department of Accounting and Finance(Daytime Course)
Department of Business Administration(Evening Course)

Faculty of

Department of Law (Daytime Course)

Law

Department of Business Law (Daytime
Course)Department of Law (Evening Course)

Faculty of

Department of Sociology (Daytime

Sociology

Course)Department of Global Diversity Studies(Daytime Course)
Department of Media andCommunications (Daytime Course)
Department of Social Psychology(Daytime Course)
Department of Sociology (Evening
Course)Faculty of

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Science andDepartment of Electrical, Electronic

Engineeringand Communications Engineering
Department of Applied Chemistry
Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Department of Architecture

Faculty of

Department of Global Innovation

Global andStudies

Regional

Department of Regional Development

Studies

Studies

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

180,000

430,000

100,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

180,000

430,000

100,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

180,000

430,000

100,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000――

250,000

790,000

220,000―

15,000250,000

790,000

220,000―

10,000250,000

790,000

220,000―

15,000180,000

430,000

100,000――

250,000

1,090,000

260,000

85,000―250,000

1,090,000

260,000

85,000―250,000

1,090,000

260,000

85,000―250,000

1,090,000

260,000

85,000―250,000

1,090,000

260,000

85,000―250,000

860,000

220,000――

250,000

860,000

220,000――37

Regional Development Studies Course
Department of Regional Development
Studies

180,000

430,000

100,000――

250,000

860,000

220,000――

Regional Studies Course
Faculty ofInternational

Department of International Tourism

Tourism

Management

Management
Faculty of Life

Department of Life Sciences

250,000

1,020,000

360,000

80,000―Sciences

Department of Biomedical Engineering

250,000

1,020,000

360,000

80,000―Department of Biological Resources

250,000

1,020,000

360,000

80,000―250,000

1,030,000

260,000

40,000―250,000

1,020,000

360,000

80,000―250,000

1,020,000

360,000

80,000―250,000

1,020,000

360,000

80,000―250,000

1,100,000

320,000――

Faculty ofInformation

Department of Information Sciences

Sciences andand Arts

Arts
Faculty of

Department of Food and Life Sciences

Food and

Department of Data Science for Food

Nutritional

Systems

Sciences

Department of Nutrition and Health
Sciences

Faculty ofInformation
Networking
for Innovation

Department of Information Networking
for Innovation and Design

and Design
Faculty of

Department of Social Welfare Studies

250,000

830,000

240,000

40,000―Design for

Department of Child Studies

250,000

830,000

240,000

40,000―WelfareDepartment of Human Environment

Society

250,000

890,000

300,000

100,000―

DesignFaculty of

Department of Health and Sports
Sciences

250,000

870,000

300,000

80,000―

Health and

250,000

920,000

300,000

80,000―SportsSciences

Department of Nutritional Sciences

Appendix 4 (Article 64 and Article 69)(Unit: yen)
Itaku Students

Non-matriculated Students

Tuition (non-matriculated
enrollment fee) per halfterm course (one class a
week)
Screening fee
Registration fee

20,00020,00010,00038

Tuition (non-matriculated
enrollment fee) per halfterm course (one class a
week)

20,00039