Teikyo Recurrent CollegeLearningin the era of 100 years of life
Teikyo University Recurrent College holds public lectures, seminars, symposiums, etc. for a wide range of working adults based on Kasumigaseki Campus. As we enter an era of 100-year lifespans, the way we work and live is changing. At the Recurrent College, we will return the diverse knowledge of Teikyo University to society and provide a place for learning to many people.
Courses offered
2024 GJS Symposium Yokai x Digital Science - The act of making the invisible visible
From the list of courses, click "Apply" for the course you wish to take and follow the instructions at the link.
* Please apply through the Peatix event page (external site).
* Depending on the infection status of the new coronavirus, attendance at the venue may be canceled and the entire event may be switched to online.
The program includes courses that can be taken from one time and courses that require attendance throughout all courses. For details, please see the course list and the Peatix event page.
If there is any change in your registered information such as your e-mail address or phone number, please contact the secretariat immediately.
Residents of Chiyoda Ward may be eligible for tuition subsidies under the Chiyoda Ward Course / Course Voucher System. For details, please refer to the voucher system application guidebook issued by Kudan Lifelong Learning Hall on or after April 1st or October 1st.
Please prepare your Peatix ticket and come directly to Kasumigaseki Campus (Hirakawacho Mori Tower 9F).
Classrooms will be announced on campus on the day of the event.
The classroom will open 30 minutes before the start of the course.
Please come with plenty of time to start the course. If you are late, you may be refused attendance.
Please check the information below when taking classes online.
Teikyo University Recurrent College Office 9th floor, Hirakawacho Hirakawacho Mori Tower 2-16-1 Hirakawacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0093 (inside Okinaga Research Institute)
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