

A student from Faculty of Science and Engineering received the President's Special Award at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Japan Society for Astrobiological Sciences.
A student from the Department of Department of Clinical Laboratory Science received an award of excellence at the 10th Japan One Health Science Conference.
A research group led by Senior Assistant Professor Hoshino has shown that providing mental health care to parents of children who have received intensive care may reduce PTSD and depressive symptoms.
A student from the barbell club won an award at the Kanto Intercollegiate Championships and qualified to compete in the All Japan Intercollegiate Championships.
A student from Faculty of Science and Engineering won second place at the 27th All Japan Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship.
Judo club students competed in the All Japan Student Judo Championships and came in second place in their weight class.
School of Medicine conducted a student exchange program with Vietnam National Children’s Hospital for hygiene and public health practical training.
We hosted a Summer Japanese Program for North American university students, organized by the NPO CIEE.
Overseas study report session held by medical students
Teikyo University held the "Teacher and Childcare Professionals Alumni Forum," an event where graduates working in education and current students could interact.
A signing ceremony was held for a collaborative agreement between Faculty of Fukuoka Medical Technology and four prefectural high schools in Omuta City.
We accepted students from Yuki Junior High School for work experience at Hachioji Campus
Professor Naoya Yamazaki served as the supervisor for NHK E-TV's "Tae Kimura's, It's a Little Late Now, But..."















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