Student Support

Faculty Advisors

Support from faculty advisors extends across academics, student life, and career planning.

Advisors meet individually with each student, offering guidance on university life as a whole and listening to concerns or questions about future direction.

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  Office Hours

  Advisors hold regular office hours in their faculty offices and labs, providing an opportunity for students to drop in and seek advice.

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  Department/Major-specific Career Design Course

  These courses invite professionals and alumni actively working in various fields to teach and share their experiences.

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  AS Career Design File

  A toolkit where students can record their goals and activities, reflecting on their growth and clarifying their future plans.

Education Centers

Education centers support broad and deep learning aligned with each student’s interests and aims.

They enrich student motivation through a variety of courses and systems related to volunteer work, internships, study abroad, language study, certification, and job hunting.

• Community Collaboration Center (CCC)

  Helps students actively engage in volunteer and community activities to expand their perspectives and leadership skills.

• Career Center

  Combines career education and support to help students gain practical knowledge, foster independence, and make informed choices about their future.

• Center for International Programs

  Provides advising and information about study abroad and international exchange, as well as language learning support.

• Teacher, Librarian & Curator Education Center

  Offers strong support for students aiming to become teachers, librarians, or museum curators, especially in preparation for required certification exams.

• Center for AI and Data Science Education (CADE)

  Offers progressive computer education and well-equipped computer labs that students can use for independent study outside class.

• Accounting Education Department

  Provides focused study programs designed to ensure strong performance—especially for the Japan Chamber of Commerce (Nissho) bookkeeping exam.

• Academic and Educational Support Center

  Offers effective programs to improve Japanese language proficiency and support students aiming to pass the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) and similar exams.

Support from Faculty and Staff

Helping students lead a meaningful and fulfilling campus life.

University staff provide comprehensive support so that students can thrive each day, whether through academic study, volunteer work, or participation in clubs and student groups.

• Main Library

  Holds a collection of approximately 470,000 volumes and supports students in their learning and research.

• Student Counseling Room

  Counselors with national certification in clinical psychology provide personal support for a wide range of student concerns.

• Health Care Office

  Provides first aid, care for sudden illness, health consultations, and preventive guidance to support students’ physical well-being.

• Student Office (Nagakute) / Academic Affairs Office (Hoshigaoka)

  These offices provide guidance on everyday aspects of student life such as commuting, scholarships, student clubs, and housing.

• Registrar's Office (Nagakute) / Academic Affairs Office (Hoshigaoka)

  Handles matters related to course registration, classes, examinations, and certification requirements.

• Center for Diversity and Inclusion

  Supports learning and research related to diversity in areas such as nationality, language, culture, gender, age, and disability. Offers educational programming and promotes inclusive practices.

• Aichi Shukutoku University Clinic

  Provides access to ophthalmology, otolaryngology, psychosomatic and psychiatric care, internal medicine, and diabetes treatment. Students receive financial assistance for medical fees through the university’s support association.

• AS Nursery Room

  An on-campus childcare facility open to the children of faculty, staff, undergraduate and graduate students, as well as local families. It supports students with children by helping create an environment where both study and parenting are possible.

• Harassment Prevention Committee

  Enforces the university’s Guidelines for the Prevention of Harassment, and carries out awareness-raising, training programs, environmental improvements, and resolution procedures.

• Committee for Students with Disabilities

  Provides various forms of support, including access to information, to help ensure a fulfilling student life for students with disabilities.

Web-Based Support

CampusSquare: An online portal that allows students to access a wide range of university-related information.

Students can check class cancellations, classroom changes, and personal messages from their smartphone or home computer.

Disaster Preparedness

Disaster Preparedness Week

Aichi Shukutoku University designates approximately one week each year as Disaster Preparedness Week. During this period, the entire university participates in a variety of drills and safety activities, including:

• University-wide evacuation drills
• Tests of the safety confirmation system
• First aid and emergency response training