Course Registration
Procedure Explanation
for Exchange Students

2024 Autumn-Winter Semester
Educational Affairs Division
Study Abroad Section（Inbound）(Inbound Student Exchange Coordinators’ Office)https://international.hit-u.ac.jp/pros/orientation/

IndexI. Course Registration
1. What You Need to Know Before Course Registration
2. Key Dates
3. WEB Lottery/Course Registration/Course Withdrawal
4. How to Find Courses
5. Notes on Course Registration
6. Academic Calendar/Grade/manaba
7. How to Find Classrooms

II. Communication Methods between
Students and HU
1. Communication Methods
2. Class Cancellations, Classroom Change
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I. Course Registration2

1. What You Need to Know Before Course Registration
1-1. “CELS” and “manaba”• Hitotsubashi University (HU) has two online systems for education.
CELS

manaba(Campus Education Learning System)

Function

How tolog inWEB lottery
Course registration
Class cancellation information
Grade check, etc.…

Receiving class materials,
Submitting assignments, etc.…

1. Visit https://cels.hit-u.ac.jp/campusweb/
2. Enter your ID and password printed on your
Hitotsubashi Authentication ID and initial password
card.

1. Visit https://manaba.hit-u.ac.jp
2. Enter your ID and password printed on your
Hitotsubashi Authentication ID and initial password
card.

Your user ID is your Hitotsubashi student ID (lower case) both for CELS and manaba.
WEB lottery and course registration can only be processed on CELS.
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Hitotsubashi Authentication ID
and initial password card
Come and collect this card as well as yourstudent ID card at the Study Abroad Section(Inbound) office on Sep. 4, 5, or 6.

You need your ID and initial password for・web lottery from Sep. 9 to Sep. 10.
・course registration from Sep.13 to Sep.20.
on CELS.

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1. What You Need to Know Before Course Registration
1-2. “WEB lottery” and “Course Registration”•

Some undergraduate (UG) courses are subject to the results of the lottery.
For lottery courses, applying for the WEB lottery is required.

•

All postgraduate (PG) courses and most undergraduate (UG) courses do not need the WEB lottery.
For non-lottery courses, course registration is required.
Lottery Courses

Non-lottery Courses

Type of Courses

Some face-to-face and online courses(UG)

All face-to-face and online courses (PG)
Most face-to-face and online courses (UG)

MethodWEB lottery

Course registration

Tool

CELS

CELS

PeriodLottery period

Course registration period

WEB lottery and course registration can only be processed on CELS.
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1. What You Need to Know Before Course Registration
1-3. Lecture Terms• HU adopts a quarter system with 6 different lecture terms (4 quarters and2 semesters)
throughout the academic year.
<6 Term codes on the HGP course list>
Apr

May

①Term Code:P
Spring Quarter

Jun②Term Code:S
Summer Quarter③Term Code:Z
Spring - Summer Semester

Jul

Aug

④Term
Code:
INT (S)
SummerIntensive
CourseSep

Oct⑤Term Code:A
Autumn Quarter

Nov

Dec

⑥Term Code:W
Winter Quarter⑦Term Code:
K

Jan

Feb

⑧Term
Code:
INT
(W1)

⑨Term
Code:
INT
(W2)

⑩Term
Code:
INT
(W3)

WinterIntensive
CourseⅠ

WinterIntensive
CourseII

WinterIntensive
CourseⅢ

Mar

Autumn - Winter Semester⚫Term codeP S A W

: 105 min. per class x 2 classes per week x 7 weeks → quarter course⚫Term code

Z K

: 105 min. per class x 1 class per week x 14 weeks → semester course

Summer and Winter Intensive Courses are not mandatory.
The time schedule for Intensive Courses will be announced later on CELS.
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1. What You Need to Know Before Course Registration
1-4. Class Schedule
1st period

8:45 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

2nd period

10:45 a.m. – 0:30 p.m.
Lunch break (45 minutes)

3rd period

1:15 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

4th period

3:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

5th period

5:10 p.m. – 6:55 p.m.

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2. Key Dates
Procedure

Period A

Period B

Period C

Lottery Period(@CELS)

1st: Sep. 9 (Mon)(9 a.m.)- Sep. 10(Tue)(noon)
Results: Sep. 11(3 p.m.)
2nd: Sep. 11 (Wed)( 5 p.m.)- Sep. 12 (Thur)( 2 p.m.)
Results: Sep. 12(8 p.m.)

3rd: Oct. 8 (Tue)(noon)- Oct. 9 (Wed)(noon)
Results: Oct. 10(noon)

4th: Dec. 9 (Mon)(noon)- Dec. 10 (Tue)(noon)
Results: Dec. 11(noon)

What you can do

Apply for: Lottery courses(Term A, W, K, INT(W1~3))

Apply for: Lottery courses(Term W, INT(W1~3))

Apply for: Lottery courses(Term INT(W1~3))

Course Registration
Period/Change of Course
Registration Period(@CELS)

Course Registration
Sep. 13 – Sep. 20*Mandatory for all

Change ofCourse Registration
Oct. 11 – Oct. 14

Change ofCourse Registration
Dec. 12– Dec. 13

What you can do

Add/Drop:
Non-lottery courses(Term A, W, K, INT(W1~3))

Add/Drop:
Non-lottery courses(Term W, INT(W1~3))

Add/Drop:
Non-lottery courses(Term INT(W1~3))*For Postgraduates, theonly chance to apply for
lottery courses is the 2nd
Entry in Period A.

•

Lottery courses can be applied for only during the lottery period and dropped
only during the course withdrawal period.

•

Courses offered in the Term A and K can be applied for/added only during
Period A.

Ref.

Sec.
3-1

Sec.
3-2

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2. Key Dates
Procedure

Period A

Period B

Period C

Course Withdrawal
Period (@CELS)

Sep. 30 - Oct. 6

Nov. 22 - Nov. 28

INT(W1) Jan. 9 – Jan. 10
INT(W2) Jan. 22 – Jan. 23
INT(W3) Jan. 30 – Jan. 31

What you can do
Grade Release Date(@CELS)

What you can doRequest for
Explanation of a
Grade Period(UG only)

Drop: Both lottery courses &non-lottery courses(Term A, W, K, INT(W1~3))

Drop: Both lottery courses &non-lottery courses(Term W, INT(W1~3))

Nov. 27
Grade check:
Courses offered in Term A(students＜100)

Drop: Both lottery courses &non-lottery courses(Term INT(W1~3))

Feb. 13
Grade check:
Courses offered in Term A(students≧100)

Lottery courses that you’ve won can be dropped only during the course
withdrawal period.

•

Courses offered in the Term A and K can be dropped only during Period A.

•

The grade release date is fixed and cannot be expedited. (non-negotiable)

Sec.
3-3

Mar. 10
Grade check:
Courses offered in Term W, K,
INT(W1~3)

Mar. 10 - Mar. 11(For courses offered in Term A, W, K, INT(W1~3))

•

Ref.

Sec.
6-2

Sec.
6-4

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3. WEB Lottery/Course Registration/Course Withdrawal• Do no panic even if you don’t win any lottery courses.
You can still register for NON- lottery courses after the lottery period.

• Before applying for the lottery, check the schedule for lottery courses and NON-lottery
courses that you are interested in. If they are held on the same day and same time of
the week, you need to decide which one you’d really like to take. When you win alottery course, you cannot drop it and add a NON-lottery course to the slot. You candrop the lottery courses that you’ve won only during the course withdrawal period
which is at the end of the registration flow.
Registration flow
1. 1st lottery for lottery courses (UG students)
2. Result announcement
3. 2nd Lottery for lottery courses (UG and PG students)
4. Result announcement
5. Course registration (add/drop) for NON-lottery courses
6. Course withdrawal for lottery courses and non-lottery courses
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3. WEB Lottery/Course Registration/Course Withdrawal
3-1. WEB Lottery• If you wish to take lottery courses, apply for the WEB lottery on CELS during thelottery periods.

• For specific instructions, refer to “Manual for WEB Lotteries” on the orientation
webpage or on the CELS download center.
• If you win a WEB lottery course, the course will be automatically registered on yourtimetable on CELS
• You can drop the lottery courses that you’ve won only during the course withdrawal
period which is at the end of the registration flow.
• There is no remedy even if you fail a course you wish to take, forget to apply, or apply
for a wrong course.

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3. WEB Lottery/Course Registration/Course Withdrawal
3-2. Course Registration• If you wish to take non-lottery courses, complete course registration on CELS during
the course registration period.
• If you wish to add/drop non-lottery courses in the middle of the semester,
complete Add/Drop procedures on CELS during the change of course registration
period.
• For specific instructions, refer to “CELS Online Course Registration Operation
Overview” on the orientation webpage.
• You cannot add non-lottery courses to the slots that are already filled with thelottery courses that you’ve won.

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3. WEB Lottery/Course Registration/Course Withdrawal
3-3. Course Withdrawal• If you wish to withdraw from courses (both lottery courses and non-lottery courses),
complete withdrawal procedures on CELS during the course withdrawal period.
• For specific instructions, refer to “Course Withdrawal System” on the orientation
webpage.
• After you withdraw from a course, it will not be listed on your official transcript
issued by HU, nor included in your GPA calculation.
• You can drop the lottery courses that you’ve won only during the course withdrawal
period which is at the end of the registration flow. Therefore you cannot add nonlottery courses to the slot that are already filled with the lottery courses you’ve won.

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4. How to Find Courses
Tool 1

HGP Course List•

The HGP website introduces courses offered under the
Hitotsubashi University Global Education Program (HGP).
https://international.hit-u.ac.jp/courses/hgp/•

HGP courses are mostly undergraduate-level courses, but there are a few
postgraduate-level courses open to undergraduate students too.

•

HGP courses are conducted in English except for Japanese language courses.

•

For the AY 2024-25, HGP offers courses in the categories below.
-

Japanese & World Affairs
Humanities
Japanese Language
Seminars taught in Japanese-Business
Economics
Law
International Relations
Sociology
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4. How to Find Courses
Tool 1

HGP Course List

https://international.hit-u.ac.jp/courses/hgp/information-on-courses-classes/••

HGP Course List
Undergraduate-level courses offered
in English open to exchange students*Open to both UG and PG students withsome exceptions.
*UG students must refer to/use
course codes on HGP course list for
WEB lotteries and course registration.

Additional Course List
Postgraduate-level courses offered
in English open to exchange students*Open to PG students only

・Lottery・Non-lottery
courses・Non-lottery
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4. How to Find Courses
Tool 2•

CELS (Campus Education Learning System)

To see course syllabi, there are two options.
Option A

If you haven’t collected your ID and initial password① Visit the following link for an online syllabus system open to the public.
https://syllabus.cels.hit-u.ac.jp/

Select faculty/
school/program

Click ENGLISH toswitch the language

Select language (J/E)(medium of instruction)② Change the language of the website to English (if preferred).
③ Select faculty, school, program and language (medium of instruction).
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4. How to Find Courses
Tool 2

CELS (Campus Education Learning System)

Option B

If you’ve collected your ID and initial password① Visit the following login page.
https://cels.hit-u.ac.jp/campusweb/② Log in with your ID and password.
③ Click on “Syllabus” and “Search forSpecific Items”④ Select faculty/school/program,course title,
instructor,
language (medium of instruction),course type (face-to-face, on-demand),lottery (applicable or not applicable),
keyword, etc.

2024

Select faculty/
school/program

Select language (J/E)(medium of instruction)17

4. How to Find Courses
Tool 2

CELS (Campus Education Learning System)⑤ Select a course in order to look at its syllabus.
1. Select the language that you’d like to read in.
Japanese or English

2. “Basic Information tab” on “Class Information” page will appear.

Number of credits

Check “Language” (J/E) on the “Basic Information”
tab to see the medium of instruction.
Do not judge by the language of the course title,
as it is not related to the medium of instruction.

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4. How to Find Courses<How “Lottery courses” are indicated>

On the syllabus search screen,
you can select one of the“Online Registration Lottery”
options.

If a course is a “Lottery Course,”then (〇) is shown on the
Course List and Class
Information sections. Otherwise,(-) is shown.

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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-1. Seminar (ゼミ、演習) Application Form “Blue Sheet” (UG only)
Seminar_on_Majoring_Subject_202401.pdf• Find out which seminar you can register for at
the Academic Advising Session on Friday,
September 6. (Consult with your host faculty’s
academic staff.)• Attend the first session of the seminar you wish
to register for and obtain the signature of the
instructor/advisor on the bottom portion of theBlue Sheet.
• Submit the Blue Sheet (original) to the Study
Abroad Section (Inbound) by 4 p.m. on October 7.

• Registration for a Seminar on CELS will be
manually processed by the Educational Affairs
Division. (It may take about a month).
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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-2. Course Registration Guideline “Pink Sheet”
Exchange_MEXT_Students_Course_registration_guideline_2024.02.pdf• Exchange students and
MEXT Japanese Studies Students
CANNOT take courses listed in the
Course Registration Guideline“Pink Sheet”.

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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-3. Restrictions for Exchange Students• Courses offered by graduate schools are NOT open to
UG students.
UG• Pedagogical subjects are NOT open to exchange students
including PG students.
• Limited number of Master of Business Administration(MBA) courses are open to exchange students.

PG• School of International Corporate Strategy (ICS) courses,
Business Law courses conducted in Japanese and Schoolof Law courses are NOT open to exchange students
including PG students.

NOT
open toexchange
students• Among UG courses, courses on the HGP course list (withsome exceptions), International Linkage courses, andJapanese Language courses are open to PG students.
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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-4. Maximum and Minimum Number of Credits<Maximum Number of Credits>• UG exchange students can register for a maximum of 14 credits per quarter, 28 credits
throughout the semester, and 44 credits per academic year (This applies to the periodof April to March of the following year).
• Postgraduate students: Contact your Graduate School Office to find out the maximum
number of credits you can register for.

<Minimum Number of Credits>• There is no requirement for both UG and PG students.

It is your responsibility to check the minimum requirements imposed by your home university
for the period of your exchange at HU.

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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-5. Class Time Requirement (1)• All exchange students must fulfill a class time requirement.
: Exchange students (both UG and PG) are required to register a minimum of 6 slots
of class time every week every quarter (throughout the semester).
• Each On-demand/Online course also counts as 1 slot (semester course) / 2 slots(quarter course) in a week.
= 1 slot of class time

• Intensive courses don’t count as any slots.
Mon• This requirement does not apply to PG students
who have been permitted to research under asupervisor at HU.

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th

It is mentioned in Pink Sheet.
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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-5. Class Time Requirement (2)Autumn quarter (7 slots)
Mon

1st
2nd
3rd

Tue

Wed

Thu

① ①
➁ ③
➁

Mon
1st

3rd
4th

5th

5th

Autumn quarter (9 slots)
1st
2nd

Tue

Wed

Thu

3rd

③

5th

➁

Wed

Thu

Fri

①
③
➁ ③

Mon

③

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

1st
2nd
3rd

4th

Quarter
CourseQuarter courses

NOT fulfilled
The Winter quarter has
only 5 slots of class time
per week.

Winter quarter (9 slots)

Fri

①
①
① ① ① ① ①

Tue

2nd

4th

Mon

Semester courses

Winter quarter (5 slots)

Fri

①
➁

SemesterCourse4th
5th① ① ① ① ①➁➁③➁

Fulfilled
Both Autumn and Winterquarters exceed 6 slots ofclass time per week.

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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-5. Class Time Requirements (3) – How to check the total number of slots per week

Check the number here.
It has to be 6 or above.
Take out the slots for intensive courses.
Intensive courses don’t count as any slots.

Check both Autumn and Winter quarters.
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5. Notes on Course Registration
5-6. Approval of Your Study Plan
• If you need an approval of your study plan (courses registered at HU) from yourhome university, obtain confirmation before the 1st Entry of lottery period.

Lottery Period(@CELS)

1st Entry:
Sep. 9(9 a.m.) – Sep. 10(noon)• It is your responsibility to confirm the guidelines of credit transfer atyour home university.
• There is no remedy even if you forget to register, register for a wrong
course, or do not register for enough credits required by your home
university.

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6. Academic Calendar/Grade/manaba
6-1. Academic Calendar• The Academic Calendar for Exchange Students is available at:https://international.hit-u.ac.jp/en/curr/exchange#A

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6. Academic Calendar/Grade/manaba
6-2. Grade/Transcript• The grade release date on CELS for the Autumn-Winter semester is March. 10,2025. This schedule is fixed and cannot be expedited (non-negotiable).
• A soft copy of your official transcript (PDF) will be sent to you and your home
university by email within a few business days after the grade release date.
• If the above grade release date does not meet the timeline for the credit transfer
process at your home university, consult with your home university’s relevant
office and ask for an alternative solution.
• Do not contact the instructors of your registered courses and ask them to disclose
your grade information before the above grade release date (even if it is justrelated to pass/fail).
• The grade release date for Global Education Portfolio (Winter) Courses will be lateJune, 2025.
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6. Academic Calendar/Grade/manaba
6-3. Grading Standards
Grades (grade point average)
A+ = 4.3

Outstanding

A = 4.0

Excellent

B = 3.0Good

C = 2.0

Satisfactory

F = 0.0

Fail (not completed)• A+, A, B, and C mean a pass, and F means a fail.
• Courses that you have withdrawn from will not be listed on your official transcript.

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6. Academic Calendar/Grade/manaba
6-4. Request for Explanation of a Grade (UG only) (1)• If you wish to inquire about your grades, you may make a request to the
instructor of a registered course through the Educational Affairs Division.
• The request period for the explanation of a grade for the Autumn - Wintersemester is from March 10 to March 11 (Japan Time).
• Only requests from your Hitotsubashi G-mail address (See II 1) are acceptable.
•

You cannot request the instructor to change your grade.

• A request for an explanation of a grade cannot be accepted before or after theabove specified period. It is highly recommended that you check your grades on
CELS on the grade release day.

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6. Academic Calendar/Grade/manaba
6-4. Request for Explanation of a Grade (UG only) (2)• A manual on how to make a request and a request form are available on CELS.
CELS > Download Center > 2 授業・履修関係 Courses/Classes > 成績説明請求 Request for Explanation of a Grade32

6. Academic Calendar/Grade/manaba
6-5. “manaba”• “manaba” is an E-portfolio and learning assistance system. Your course instructors
often post a soft copy of handouts and assignments on “manaba.”

Fill in your private email address
Choose “Receive”

WEB lottery and course registration can only be processed on “CELS,” NOT “manaba.”33

7. How to Find Classrooms･･･Day of the Week/ Period
月: Monday, 火: Tuesday, 水: Wednesday, 木: Thursday, 金: Friday･･･Classroom number

Hitotsubashi doesn’t have a specific building for each faculty.
There are classrooms on both the west and east campuses.
34[Classrooms]
8. Main Building (本館), West Campus <2-digit number>
9. Lecture Building 1 (第1講義棟), West Campus <3-digit number>
10. Lecture Building 2 (第2講義棟), West Campus <3-digit number>
13. IER: Conference Rooms on 3F of Institute of Economic Research(経済研究所会議室), West Campus
19. IIR-C / IIR-L: Conference Room / Lab, 2F of Institution of Innovation
Research (ｲﾉﾍﾞｰｼｮﾝ研究ｾﾝﾀｰ), West Campus
21.CEB: Computer Education Building (情報教育棟), West Campus

34. East Lecture Building 1 (東１号館), East Campus<4-digit number starting with 1>
35. East Lecture Building 2 (東２号館), East Campus<4-digit number starting with 2>
38. CGEE : LS/CGEE Building (国際研究館), East Campus
39. Mercury Tower (ﾏｰｷｭﾘｰﾀﾜｰ), East Campus<4-digit number starting with 3>

19. IIR: Institute of Innovation
Research(イノベーション研究センター)

13. IER: Institute of Economic Research(経済研究所)

IIR-C: Conference Room (2F)
IIR-L: Lab (2F)

IER-M1：Conference Room 1 (3F)
IER-M2: Conference Room 2 (3F)
IER-M5：Research Laboratory#5 (4F)

35. East Lecture Building 2(東2号館)
2201-2206 (2F)
2301 (3F)
34. East Lecture Building 1(東1号館)

21. CEB: Computer
Education Building(情報教育棟)1101 (1F)
1201-1210 (2F)
1301-1318 (3F)
1401-1414 (4F)

18. FB2: Faculty Building 2(第2研究館）

38. LS/CGEE Building(国際研究館)

217 (2F)
709 (7F)
8. Main Building(本館)

10. Lecture Building 2(第2講義棟)

Office (1F)
20-28 (2F)
30-38 (3F)

209-220 (2F)
307-311 (3F)
405-410 (4F)

9. Lecture Building 1(第1講義棟)
101-108 (1F)
201-208 (2F)
301-306 (3F)
401-403 (4F)

4101-4103 (1F)
4201-4205 (2F)
Lecture Theater (4F)

39. Mercury Tower(マーキュリータワー)

3101-3105 (1F)
3201-3205 (2F)
3301-3311 (3F)
3401-3406 (4F)
3501-3509 (5F)
3601-3617 (6F)
Mercury Hall (7F)35

II. Communication Methods
between Students and HU

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1. Communication Methods• Check announcements from the Educational Affairs Division posted on CELS, manaba,and HU’s website frequently.

• Even if you suffer a disadvantage because you fail to check the information posted on
the above places, there is no remedy for such a disadvantage.
• Important information is also sent to your Hitotsubashi Gmail account. Check emails
from HU’s offices (or set up auto-forwarding) at least once a day.

Your HU Gmail is:Student ID Number (alphabets in lowercase) @g.hit-u.ac.jp
Sample: UGs: 1234567x@g.hit-u.ac.jp
PGs: ab1234567@g.hit-u.ac.jp
Login @ http://mail.g.hit-u.ac.jp/

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1. Communication Methods
How to change your display name on Gmail/Google Classroom① Go to https://portal.auth.hit-u.ac.jp/② Log in with your student ID and password.

③ Rewrite your name on the “Personal Information” tab of the “Profile Maintenance”
page if necessary and press “SAVE”.

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1. Communication Methods
CELS smartphone screen

Click “Home” to show all menus

392. Class Cancellation, Classroom Change
Option A

If you have NOT registered for courses yet (before lottery/course registration)①

Log into CELS https://cels.hit-u.ac.jp/ with your ID and password.

②

Click on “Schedule” and “Class cancellation・Classroom change”.

③

You’ll see a course list.

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2. Class Cancellation, Classroom Change
Option B

If you have already registered for courses (after lottery/course registration)① Log into CELS https://cels.hit-u.ac.jp/ with your ID and password.
② Click on “Course” and “Class Portfolio”.
③ You’ll see your own course list.

1

2

3

The icons will be coloredwhen a related content is posted.
1 Notice
2 Class Cancellation and Make-up Class
3 Examination
Click on the course you’d like to check for details.
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2. Class Cancellation, Classroom Change
You can check・classroom change・class cancellation
・make-up classClass cancellation→
Make-up Class→42

Offices / 事務室⑧ Main Building 本館（Honkan）
Educational Affairs Division: 1F- Course registration, Certificates & Student ID cards (for UG)- Student Exchange Coordinators
Student Services Division: 1F- Residence hall matters, Japanese pensions- Part-time jobs, Lost & Found㉞ East Lecture Bldg. 1
東1号館（ひがしいちごうかん）
Center for Global Education and Exchange- HGP Coordinator’s Office: 1F⑪ Library
図書館（としょかん）

Bookstore㊴ Mercury Tower
マーキュリータワー
Graduate School of Internationaland Public Policy: 3F⑯ West Plaza/Cafeteria
西生協・学食 （がくしょく）

East Campus
東キャンパスWest Campus
西キャンパス㊳ LS/CGEE Building⑤ Health Center
保健センター（ほけんせんたー）③ Administration Building
法人本部棟（ほうじんほんぶとう）*Graduate School Offices are located here.
Business Administration / Economics: 3F
Law / Social Sciences: 4F

国際研究館（こくさいけんきゅうかん）
Language Community, Tutorial Services: 1F
留学生・海外留学相談室: 2FInternational Student & Study Abroad Advising Office

Graduate School of Language and Society : 3F
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If you have any questions on course
registration procedures, contact us by e-mail.
Study Abroad Section (Inbound)
edu-gs.g2@ad.hit-u.ac.jp
8:30 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.
1F of Main Building on the West Campus

Click here for“Manual for WEB Lotteries”

Click here for“CELS Online Course
Registration Operation
Overview”

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