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We held our July Open Campus event at Utsunomiya CampusUtsunomiya Campus

On Sunday, July 19, 2026, Teikyo University held its July Open Campus event at Utsunomiya Campus. At Utsunomiya Campus, student staff took the lead in welcoming participants and held numerous lively, hands-on events. A variety of programs were prepared, including programs that utilized the university's well-equipped practical training facilities and talk shows where participants could hear directly from students about student life and their entrance exam experiences.

The Teikyo Formula Project, primarily run by students from the Faculty of Faculty of Science and Engineering, exhibited a vehicle they had planned, designed, and built themselves, and provided explanations to participants, ahead of the Student Formula Japan competition. In addition, a research lab studying the mechanics of motors offered a miniature car driving experience, showcasing the appeal of manufacturing and a glimpse into practical learning. Furthermore, in a research lab introducing soundproofing materials to reduce automobile noise and research on stringed instruments, faculty members even performed live, captivating the audience with their interest.
In the Department of Judo Therapy within Faculty of Medical Technology, students participated in activities such as applying athletic tape in the practice room and visiting a bone-setting clinic. In addition, a student talk show featured students sharing their experiences with entrance exams, including the exam format and subjects, as well as discussing student life and part-time jobs, providing participants with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of university life.
In Department of Regional Economics Faculty of Economics, faculty and students showcased their learning achievements through poster displays at a joint seminar presentation. Additionally, students acted as Senior Assistant Professor in a bamboo lantern-making workshop, lecturing participants on the process and providing an opportunity to consider the issue of neglected bamboo forests.

Participants shared comments such as, "It was fun to experience the practical training in the department I aspire to study in," "I felt that the department values communication, with a close relationship between teachers and students," and "Not only the teachers but also the students were lively, and I could feel their dedication to working towards their goals." Thank you to all the high school students and their parents who participated.
The next open campus event is scheduled for August 8th (Saturday) and 9th (Sunday), from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. On August 8th (Saturday), we will have a special corner where you can learn about the entrance examination for international students and get direct advice from current international students, so please come and join us.
All faculty, staff, and students look forward to your visit.

Details for the next Open Campus on August 8th and 9th can be found here.

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