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Special page on new coronavirus infection (updated on 3/5)

University Consortium Kyoto and Kyoto City make a joint request to the national government

Request for Creating an Environment Where Students Can Learn with Peace of Mind in the Corona Disaster (November 13, 2020)

On behalf of the Mayor of Kyoto, he handed over a request to Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Hagiuda. (November 13, 2020)

Joint Message from the University Consortium Kyoto and Kyoto City

Joint Message by University Consortium Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, and Kyoto City (September 27, 2021)

Joint Message (September 10, 2020)

“University Town Kyoto, Student Town Kyoto” From the Mayor of Kyoto to Mr./Ms. University Students and Prospective Students

Video message from the Mayor of Kyoto (external link)

A call from a student organization in Kyoto Japan for the Mr./Ms. of students all over the country

Call for Action (April 1, 2020)

URL of the call video version (external link)

Notices from Kyoto Prefecture and Kyoto City

Request to the citizens of Kyoto Prefecture (June 29, 2020)

Request to Kyoto Citizens and Businesses (June 29, 2020)

Kyoto Prefectural Emergency Measures (Revised on May 15, 2020)

Request to Universities and Other Institutions for Extension of the Period of the State of Emergency (May 5, 2020)

Suspension of University Facilities (Restrictions on Use, etc.) Due to the Extension of the State of Emergency Declaration (Request) (May 5, 2020)

Urgent request from the Mayor of Kyoto (April 28, 2020)

Kyoto Citizen Action Guidelines (April 17, 2020)

Request to Universities and Junior Colleges (April 8, 2020)

[Kyoto City] Future response policy based on the declaration of a state of emergency in Osaka, Hyogo, etc. (April 8, 2020)

Urgent Request to the Citizens of Kyoto Prefecture and Kyoto Prefecture (April 2, 2020)

Request to Universities and Junior Colleges (March 29, 2020)

Urgent Request to Universities and Junior Colleges (March 29, 2020)

Request from the University Consortium Kyoto to Member Universities

Request for Proactive Efforts Based on Requests from Government Agencies to Prevent the Spread of Novel Coronavirus Infections (May 7, 2020)

Request for proactive efforts based on urgent requests from Kyoto Prefecture and Kyoto City to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections (April 1, 2020)

News from the University Consortium Kyoto

About credit transfer and Kyoto College class availability and discontinued courses

〇eKyoto Learning

About the use of Campus Plaza Kyoto

〇 Handling of facility use at the time of issuance of the spread prevention order (updated on 3/5)

〇 Handling of facility use at the time of issuance of the spread prevention order (updated on 2/19)

〇 Handling of facility use at the time of issuance of the spread prevention order (updated on 1/26)

〇 About the resumption of normal business (updated on 10/19)

〇 Handling of facility use from 9/13 ~ 9/30 (updated on 9/10)

〇 Handling of facility use from 8/20~9/12 (updated 8/19)

〇 Handling of facility use from 8/2~8/31 (updated on 7/31)

〇 Handling of facility use from 7/12~8/1 (updated 7/9)

〇 Handling of facility use from 6/21~7/11 (updated 6/19)

〇 Resumption of partially limited use of facilities (updated on 5/31)

〇 Closure of facilities due to the extension of the state of emergency (updated on May 8)

〇 Closure of facilities under the declaration of a state of emergency (updated on 4/24)

〇 Nighttime closure of Campus Plaza Kyoto due to “priority measures to prevent the spread of the disease” (updated on 4/12)

〇 Regarding the end of the shortened opening hours due to the early lifting of the state of emergency declaration (updated on 2/27)

〇 Nighttime closure of Campus Plaza Kyoto due to the extension of emergency measures in Kyoto Prefecture (updated on 2/5)

〇 Nighttime closure of Campus Plaza Kyoto due to the issuance of emergency measures in Kyoto Prefecture (updated on 1/14)

〇 What to do if you request not to use Campus Plaza Kyoto to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections after October 1, 2020

〇 Closure of facilities to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections (updated on 5/19)

〇Notice of Closure of [Kyoto City] Facility (April 20, 2020)

〇 What to do if you request not to use Campus Plaza Kyoto to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections (until September 30, 2020)

〇Let’s avoid the three Cs (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare poster)

Related HP

○ Information related to new coronavirus infections (Kyoto Prefecture)

○ [Emergency information] Notice related to the new coronavirus (Kyoto City)

○ About new coronavirus infection (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare)

Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Emergency Economic Measures Package (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology)

【Finished】Announcement of “University Consortium Kyoto 2021 Project Implementation Report Meeting”

Since its establishment in 1994, the Foundation has developed a variety of initiatives as the first university consortium organization in Japan and as a platform for university and regional collaboration, in collaboration with member universities and junior colleges and local communities, industry, business associations, and local governments.
In addition, we have formulated the Fifth Stage Plan, which is a five-year medium-term plan from FY2019 to FY2023, and are promoting initiatives.
We would like to inform you that we will hold the following business progress report meeting to report on the main projects implemented in FY2021 by each business division.

1 Date and time
Wednesday, March 9, 2022 19:00~19:45 (Reception starts at 18:45)

2 Format
Online (Zoom) *Zoom meeting URL will be sent to participants at a later date.

3 Contents
(1) Report on the implementation of projects in 2021 at the University Consortium Kyoto
(2) Q&A

4 How to apply
Please apply by Friday, March 4 using the Google form below.
　　

5 Inquiries
University Consortium Kyoto
Research & Public Relations Division (Nomura, Maeda)
Tel: 075-353-9130 / Fax: 075-353-9101
 Email: pf-kyoto-ml■consortium.or.jp (Please replace ■ with @)

【Finished】Announcement of “University Consortium Kyoto Medium- to Long-Term Plan ‘Stage 5 Plan (2019-2023)’ Project Progress Report Meeting”

Since its establishment in 1994, the Foundation has developed a variety of initiatives as the first university consortium organization in Japan and as a platform for university and regional collaboration, collaborating with its 48 member universities and junior colleges in collaboration with local communities, industry, business associations, and local governments.
In March 2019, we formulated the Fifth Stage Plan, a five-year medium-term plan from fiscal 2019 to fiscal 2023, and are currently developing initiatives.
We would like to inform you that we will hold the following debriefing session to report on the progress of this project and the project promotion policy for FY2021 and beyond to member schools and citizens.

1 Date and time
Wednesday, February 10, 2021 19:00~19:45 (Reception starts at 18:45)

2 Format
Online (Zoom) *Zoom meeting URL will be sent to participants at a later date.

3 Contents
Progress of the Stage 5 Plan and Achievement of Numerical Targets

4 How to apply
From Tuesday, January 26, 2021 to Friday, February 5, 2021, please fill in the following information in the email.
Please apply.
□ Name, □ attributes (students, university faculty and staff, government officials, Kyoto citizens, etc.)
□ Contact information (e-mail address)

[Destination Email]
pf-kyoto-ml[at]consortium.or.jp Change *[at] to @.

5 Miscellaneous
On the day of the event, representatives from member universities and organizations of the Foundation are scheduled to attend.

6 Inquiries
University Consortium Kyoto (Ikeda, Nomura, Sugama)
TEL: 075-353-9130 (Reception hours: 9:00~17:00 except Sundays and Mondays)

【Event Report】University Consortium Kyoto and the United Nations University SDG Corporate Strategy Forum Co-hosted “SDGs Addressed by Companies”

The University Consortium Kyoto and the United Nations University SDG Corporate Strategy Forum will co-host the project “SDGs Addressed by Companies”.
Based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the United Nations and set by 2030, domestic companies are also developing activities to achieve the SDGs.
Since interest in the SDGs is growing among students, we will hold an online seminar (3 times in total) for students to share the SDGs initiatives of prominent companies in Japan.

 

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Contribute to the long-term and sustainable growth of the company.”Founded in 2017 with the goal of
The only country with headquarters in JapanPart-time work between the United Nations University (UNU) and about 20 leading companies in JapanNeurship.
In 2020, we collaborated with Kyoto City on the social implementation of the SDGs.

Outline of the event

【Format】 Webinar via Zoom Webinar
Target: Graduate students, university students, junior college students (regardless of faculty or department)
Organizer: University Consortium Kyoto
United Nations University SDG Enterprise Strategy Forum
【Capacity】500 people each time (free of charge, first-come, first-served basis, pre-registration required)

program

Part 1
10/7(Wed)

It has ended. Thank you very much for your application, Mr./Ms..

Application Period: 9/16 (Wed) – 10/5 (Mon)

(1) Orientation
(2) “The United Nations University’s SDGs Initiatives and the SDGs Corporate Strategy Forum”
Daikan Oki (Senior Vice-Rector, United Nations University, Chair of the SDG Corporate Strategy Forum)
(3) Examples of SDGs initiatives (1)
Japan Tobacco Co., Ltd. (JT)
(4) Discussion and Q&A
Japan Tobacco Co., Ltd. (JT)
Daikan Oki (Senior Vice-Rector, United Nations University, Chair of the SDG Corporate Strategy Forum)

Part 2
11/6(Fri)

It has ended. Thank you very much for your application, Mr./Ms..

Application period: 9/16 (Wed) – 11/4 (Wed)

(1) Orientation
(2) Examples of SDGs initiatives (2)
　Lion Corporation
(3) Examples of SDGs initiatives (3)
　UCC Holdings Corporation
(4) Discussion and Q&A
　Lion Corporation
UCC Holdings Corporation
　Ryuji Kitajima (Secretary-General, SDG Corporate Strategy Forum, Attorney-at-Law)

3rd
12/8(Tue)

It has ended. Thank you very much for your application, Mr./Ms..

Application Period: 9/16 (Wed) – 12/4 (Fri)

(1) Orientation
(2) Examples of SDGs initiatives (4)
Toyota Motor Corporation
(3) Discussion and Q&A
Toyota Motor Corporation
Yoshio Nakatani (President, Ritsumeikan University)
Katsutaka Shiraishi (Vice President, Ryukoku University, Professor, Department of Policy Studies, Faculty of Policy Studies)
Daikan Oki (Senior Vice-Rector, United Nations University, Chair of the SDG Corporate Strategy Forum)

Profiles of the 1st Seminar Speakers

Yoshimasa Mukai (General Manager, Sustainability Management Department, Japan Tobacco Co., Ltd.)

Born in Kyoto. After graduating from the Faculty of Letters, Kyoto University in 1992, he joined JT. He served as Deputy General Manager of the IR and Public Relations Department, General Manager of the Audit Department, General Manager of the Planning Department of the Beverage Division, and General Manager of the Corporate Planning Department.

Daikan Oki (Senior Vice Rector, United Nations University, Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations)

Graduated from the Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo, Ph.D. (Engineering, 1993, The University of Tokyo), Weather Forecaster. After working as an assistant at the Institute of Industrial Science at the University of Tokyo and as an associate professor at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature at the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, he became a professor at the University of Tokyo in 2006. He has been in his current position since October 2016. He also serves as a special advisor to the President of the University of Tokyo and a professor at the Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering. His research interests include global hydrology and the sustainability of the world’s water resources. He served as chief author of the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and as a member of the National Land Council. Since October 2020, he has been a regular member of the Club of Rome and a member of the Science Council of Japan. He has received numerous awards, including the Lake Biwa Prize in Ecology, the Nikkei Global Environmental Technology Award, and the Japan Academy Academic Encouragement Award. He was the first Japan Fellow of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) in hydrology (2014). His books include “Fundamentals of SDGs” (co-author), “The Future of Water: Global Risks and Japan” (Iwanami Shinsho), “Water Crisis: The True Story” (Shincho Sensho), “World Map of Water 2nd Edition” (supervised translation), and “Professor of the University of Tokyo” (Shincho Shinsho).

Profiles of the 2nd Seminar Speakers

Midori Owada ( General Manager, CSV Promotion Department, Lion Corporation)

Joined Lion Corporation
Dealer sales representative (Seiyu, Ito-Yokado, etc.)
Product development (hair care and makeup)
Advertising Department (in charge of newspapers, magazines, and TV spots)
October 2008 Subsidiary to develop and sell personal care
Launched “Isure Co., Ltd.” and became its representative director.
January 2015 Lion Corporation General Manager of Advertising Department
October 2017 From Advertising Department to Communication Design Department
January 2020 General Manager of CSV Promotion Department

Rie Sekine (UCC Holdings Co., Ltd., Sustainability Promotion Office, Section Manager)

1989 Joined UCC Ueshima Coffee Co., Ltd. After working in charge of the environment and CSR, he was appointed to the Sustainability Promotion Office of UCC Holdings Co., Ltd. in January 2020. UCC Coffee Advisors

Ryuji Kitajima (Secretary General, SDG Corporate Strategy Forum, Partner Attorney, TMI Associates)

After graduating from the University of Tokyo’s College of Arts and Sciences in 1994, he worked at Rengo Co., Ltd. and Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting Co., Ltd. (Deloitte Tohmatsu Environmental Quality Research Institute, Inc.) before completing the Graduate School of Law and Politics at the University of Tokyo in 2010 and registering as a lawyer in 2012. In 2013, he joined TMI Associates (current position). He specializes in environmental law, FinTech, startups, and crisis management. He has served as a member of the Ministry of the Environment. In 2017, he launched the SDGs Corporate Strategy Forum together with the Senior Vice Rector of the United Nations University, Daikan Oki. Since 2020, he has also served as Executive Director of the United Nations University SDG University Collaboration Platform.

Profiles of the 3rd Seminar Speakers

Tomomi Otsuka (Deputy Chief Sustainability Officer, Toyota Motor Corporation)

Joined Toyota Motor Corporation in 1992. He has experience in multiple fields such as planning products for the domestic market such as the first-generation Vitz, planning and promotion of personnel measures such as diversity projects, revenue and personnel management in the overseas sales department, concept planning for future mobility, and supervision of GAZOO Racing Company (motorsports and sports cars). Along the way, he earned an MBA from Dartmouth College’s Tuck School of Business. Since February 2020, he has been in charge of sustainability initiatives as Deputy Chief Sustainability Officer (newly established).

Yoshio Nakatani (President, Ritsumeikan University)

Graduated from the Faculty of Human Sciences, Osaka University in March 1981
Joined Mitsubishi Electric Corporation in April 1981
1989 Ph.D. (Kobe University)
He was a visiting scholar at Stanford University for one year from 1991
April 2004 Professor, Faculty of Information Science and Technology, Ritsumeikan University
2014 Dean of the Faculty of Information Science and Technology and Dean of the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology
2018 Vice President of Ritsumeikan Educational Corporation (in charge of research, academic information, international collaboration, and gender equality)
2018 Chief Information Officer, Ritsumeikan School Corporation
Current position since 2019
His areas of expertise include artificial intelligence (AI), human interface, cognitive engineering, memory engineering, and erotic engineering.
Katsutaka Shiraishi (Vice President, Ryukoku University, Professor, Department of Policy Studies, Faculty of Policy Studies)

Obtained a doctoral degree from the Nagoya University Graduate School of Law, and received a master’s degree in law. After working as an assistant at the Faculty of Law, Nagoya University, he became an associate professor at the Faculty of Law, Ryukoku University in 1988, a professor at the Faculty of Law in 2000, and a professor at the Faculty of Policy Studies in April 2011. He was appointed Vice President in April 2019. Currently, he is in charge of research, social contribution and SDGs, international education and international exchange, information system business, etc. He also serves as the director of the Yunus Social Business Research Center at Ryukoku University, which was established in June 2019.

Daikan Oki (Senior Vice Rector, United Nations University, Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations)

Graduated from the Faculty of Engineering, University of Tokyo, Ph.D. (Engineering, 1993, The University of Tokyo), Weather Forecaster. After working as an assistant at the Institute of Industrial Science at the University of Tokyo and as an associate professor at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature at the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, he became a professor at the University of Tokyo in 2006. He has been in his current position since October 2016. He also serves as a special advisor to the President of the University of Tokyo and a professor at the Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering. His research interests include global hydrology and the sustainability of the world’s water resources. He served as chief author of the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and as a member of the National Land Council. Since October 2020, he has been a regular member of the Club of Rome and a member of the Science Council of Japan. He has received numerous awards, including the Lake Biwa Prize in Ecology, the Nikkei Global Environmental Technology Award, and the Japan Academy Academic Encouragement Award. He was the first Japan Fellow of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) in hydrology (2014). His books include “Fundamentals of SDGs” (co-author), “The Future of Water: Global Risks and Japan” (Iwanami Shinsho), “Water Crisis: The True Story” (Shincho Sensho), “World Map of Water 2nd Edition” (supervised translation), and “Professor of the University of Tokyo” (Shincho Shinsho).

How to apply

(1) Please open the application form at each time, fill in the required information, and register.
　* Please download Zoom (application) to your smartphone or tablet (free of charge).
(2) After completing the entry, you will receive a URL and passcode for the course, so please keep it in a safe place until the day of the course.
(3) Registration starts 30 minutes before the day of the course. Please use the specified URL and passcode to access it.
　*Internet access is required for the course.

Precautions

◎ It is strictly prohibited to record screenshots, photos, videos, audio, etc. of the seminar without permission, or to share or publish them to a third party.
◎ Registered personal information may be provided to participating companies.

Implementation Report

Part 1: SDGs Addressed by Companies

On Wednesday, October 7, 2020, we held the first online seminar on “SDGs Addressed by Companies,” a joint project with the United Nations University SDG Corporate Strategy Forum.
The first session began with an orientation by Ryuji Kitajima, Executive Director of the SDGs Corporate Strategy Forum, followed by a lecture entitled “UNU SDGs Initiatives and SDGs Corporate Strategy Forum” by UNU Senior Vice Rector Daikan Oki, followed by a presentation on JT’s SDGs initiatives by Yoshimasa Mukai, Director of Sustainability Management Department of Japan Tobacco Co., Ltd. (JT).
In the lecture by Senior Vice President Oki, he explained examples of SDGs initiatives from the perspective of “water” issues, which are not often faced in Japan. In addition, a wide range of explanations were given, including specific goals for achieving the purpose of the SDGs Corporate Strategy Forum, which is to “aim to realize a sustainable society and contribute to the long-term and sustainable growth of companies through the penetration of the SDGs into corporate management and strategic departments,” as well as SDGs goals related to students’ job hunting.
In his presentation, Mr. Mukai explained the overall picture of JT, followed by a detailed explanation of the JT Group’s common foundations: respect for human rights, reduction of environmental impact and exercise of social responsibility, and implementation of high-quality governance and business norms. In addition, there were presentations on interesting content for learning about JT, such as a story about the development of cigarettes with low health risks.
After the presentation, a discussion was held between Senior Vice President Oki and Dean Mukai during a question-and-answer session with the audience, and the results of the questionnaire were highly satisfactory from the participating students.




Part 2: SDGs Addressed by Companies

On Friday, November 6, 2020, we held the second online seminar on “SDGs Addressed by Companies,” a joint project with the United Nations University SDG Corporate Strategy Forum.
This time, Lion Corporation and UCC Holdings Corporation presented examples of SDGs initiatives.
In a presentation by Ms. Midori Wada, General Manager of the CSV Promotion Department of Lion Corporation, she explained the LION Eco Challenge 2050, a long-term environmental goal established last year to realize a decarbonized society and a recycling-oriented society. There was an introduction such as.
In the next presentation, Ms. Rie Sekine, General Manager of the Sustainability Promotion Office of UCC Holdings Co., Ltd., gave a presentation titled “The UCC Group’s Sustainable Actions” and explained the unique initiatives of “collaboration with producing countries” and “coffee value creation.”
There were many questions from the students in the audience about both presentations, indicating a high level of interest. Discussions were held with the speakers based on the questions asked by the students, and the speakers were asked to answer questions as much as possible within the time limit to deepen their understanding of the initiatives.
The results of the questionnaire conducted after the seminar also showed a high level of satisfaction, and both the speakers and the audience were able to spend a meaningful time.

 

Part 3: SDGs Addressed by Companies

On Tuesday, December 8, 2020, we held the third online seminar on “SDGs Addressed by Companies,” co-hosted with the United Nations University Forum on Corporate Strategy for SDGs.
This time, after a presentation on the case studies of Toyota Motor Corporation’s SDGs initiatives, a discussion was held with faculty members from a university in Kyoto and the Senior Vice Rector of the United Nations University.
In her presentation, Ms. Tomomi Otsuka, Deputy Chief Sustainability Officer of Toyota Motor Corporation, introduced that the company is working on initiatives with the vision of “transforming society into possibilities” and the mission of “mass-producing happiness” beyond that.

Specifically, he introduced initiatives unique to automobile companies, such as “using the electricity of the car as a mobile generator to supply power in the event of an emergency” and “joint development of a towed-type mobile toilet.” In addition to installing toilets, the initiative to install toilets in about 200 public schools in India has helped children get into the habit of washing their hands and using the toilet cleanly for the next person, and by installing toilets so that women and children can not only go to the toilet safely, but also make it a habit to clean the toilet themselves. He introduced initiatives such as eliminating the sense of hierarchy in society (changing the awareness that cleaning toilets is a job for people of low status).

After the presentation, a four-person discussion was held with Tomomi Otsuka, Ritsumeikan University President Yoshio Nakatani, Ryukoku University Vice-Rector Katsutaka Shiraishi, and United Nations University Senior Vice Rector Daikan Oki as moderator. A lively discussion was held that contributed to the SDGs initiatives through the exchange of opinions based on the content of Toyota Motor Corporation’s initiatives, the presentation of how companies and universities approach the SDGs, and the sharp questions and answers from the audience. The results of the questionnaire conducted after the seminar also showed a high level of satisfaction, and both the speakers and the audience were able to spend a meaningful time.

Inquiries

University Consortium Kyoto
TEL 075-353-9100　FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Shimo-ku, Kyoto, Campus Plaza Kyoto
E-MAIL: somu-z02■consortium.or.jp (Please replace ■ with @)
* Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00 ~ 17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

【Information】Notice of System Maintenance

Please note that due to system maintenance, you will not be able to browse the website of the University Consortium Kyoto during the following hours.

Maintenance date and time: Monday, November 16, 2020 21:00~24:00


* The time may vary slightly depending on the work situation.
* For the “Availability Inquiry” page of Campus Plaza Kyoto, you can also view the maintenance hours at the following URL.
http://reserve.consortium.or.jp/reserve/rsvwebsys/index.html


We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.


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Dissemination of a Joint Message by the University Consortium Kyoto and Kyoto City


We are pleased to announce that the University Consortium Kyoto (48 universities, including all universities and junior colleges in Kyoto City) and Kyoto City
At the start of the second semester of classes at universities and other institutions, we have decided to jointly send out a message of support for students who are anxious due to the coronavirus pandemic.

This message is intended to be disseminated by the university and the government as one by deepening discussions at the “University Town Kyoto Summer Meeting” (*) and other events in order to support students who are living student life in Kyoto even during the coronavirus pandemic as a whole as a city.

* A meeting between the presidents of Kyoto member universities and the mayor of Kyoto



↓↓↓Click to see a PDF of the message. ↓↓↓

“University Town Kyoto, Student Town Kyoto” Official App KYO-DENT

Kyoto students themselves have developed an app for students to live a fulfilling student life in Kyoto!

I want to change myself and find something new during my student life in Kyoto. I want to know a world that I don’t know …….
KYO-DENT is an app for students in Kyoto.

▶ Click here for the “KYO-DENT” flyer

You can use the Kyoto City Campus Cultural Partners System!

◆ In Kyoto City, in order to deepen students’ understanding of culture and art and enrich student life by providing students with an environment where they can become familiar with culture and art, and by providing opportunities to build contacts with the local community through participation in cultural and artistic activities, the “Kyoto City Campus Cultural Partners System” has been implemented since the 22nd academic year. We have set up.

◆ By presenting your in-app membership card and student ID, you can enter Nijo Castle, Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art, and Kyoto City Zoo for 100 yen.

◆Click here for details on the Kyoto City Campus Cultural Partners System and target facilities.

Mr./Ms. more! What you can do with KYO-DENT

◆ News
Kyoto City, University Consortium Kyoto, local companies, etc., deliver news for students that will lead to the enrichment of learning!

◆ Event Calendar
Distributing event information for students unique to Kyoto in calendar format!

◆ Deals
Information on stores and facilities that offer student discounts and other services for students is distributed on the map and by category!

◆ Map function
Introducing spots that are a good place for students. Transfer information is also available.


◆ Points
By using the app to read articles, you can accumulate points that can be exchanged for your favorite electronic money (more than 120 types in total)!

◆ Kyo Mebae
As you log in to the app and use the app, the “sprouts” of Kyoto vegetables will grow, and you will earn points in the app by harvesting Kyoto vegetables!

 

Download it here!

Click here to see the passion of the students involved in the development of KYO-DENT!

▶ Click here for the development

▶ Article
published on the website of the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department “Kotokare” An app for students developed by university students in Kyoto! I asked about the charm of “KYO-DENT”!



Inquiries

“Improving the Attractiveness of Learning and Attractiveness Unique to Kyoto” Council Secretariat
Kyoto City Planning Bureau, Policy Office, University Policy / Research and Public Relations Department, University Consortium Kyoto
TEL：075-222-3103／075-353-9130
FAX：075-222-2902／075-353-9101
MAIL: app-admin-ml■consortium.or.jp (Please change ■ to @)

Extension of the opening period of the study space at Campus Plaza Kyoto

In order to support students’ learning, Kyoto City and the University Consortium Kyoto have collaborated to open a learning space equipped with a Wi-Fi environment and other facilities at Kyoto City University’s Town Exchange Center (nickname: Campus Plaza Kyoto) from June 9 to August 31, Reiwa 2 as part of the “Project for Creating an Environment for Student Learning.”

We would like to inform you that we will be extending the opening period of the learning space after reviewing some operations.

Please note that the following changes will be made after September 1st.

・The location is Campus Plaza Kyoto 6th floor, 6th Lecture Room, and 20 seats are available per section.

・The time zone of the usage classification will change.

Morning (9:00~12:40), Afternoon (13:00~17:40), Evening (18:00~21:00)

・Laptops are not available for rent. (Printers are available)

・ The management staff will not be stationed in the rental room at all times, but will patrol each time. As a general rule, please use it at the user’s own management.

 

* Please be sure to bring items that can confirm your eligibility (student ID, etc.) and seat reservation details (smartphone screen, etc.) as the management staff may check them.

 

< Attached> Extension of the opening period of the study space at Campus Plaza Kyoto

Opening of Student Study Space and Recruitment of Student Staff at Campus Plaza Kyoto

* Regarding the recruitment of student staff, the application acceptance has been closed due to the large number of applications.


Due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, many universities are conducting remote classes, and securing a learning environment where students can learn with peace of mind has become an issue.

In light of this situation, in order to support student learning, the University Consortium Kyoto and Kyoto City will collaborate to open a study space with a Wi-Fi environment and other facilities at Campus Plaza Kyoto and recruit student staff.

About Student Learning Spaces

At Campus Plaza Kyoto, we will provide an environment where Wi-Fi can be used, laptops and printers for rent, and a study space for students who can take remote classes and study on their own.

(1) Location

Campus Plaza Kyoto (939 Higashishiokoji-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto) 5 minutes each from Kyoto Station

(2) Students who can use this service (including graduate students and international students)

(1) Students of the University Consortium Kyoto

(2) Students attending vocational schools and Japanese educational institutions in Kyoto City

(3) Students living in Kyoto City who attend universities, junior colleges, vocational schools, and Japanese language institutions

(3) Establishment period

Tuesday, June 9, 2020 ~ Monday, August 31, 2020

* It will also be held on Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and Mondays, which are closed days of Campus Plaza Kyoto.

(4) Usage time and classification of use

There are three divisions of 9:00~21:00 in the morning, afternoon, and night, and three categories can be used in one day.

[AM] 9:00~12:15 (Some days are available until 12:30)

[Afternoon] 12:40~17:40

[Night] 18:10~21:00

* The usage time of the study space is fixed, so if you are using it for remote classes, please pay attention to the start and end times of the class.

(5) Number of users

Up to 150 people per day (varies from day to day depending on the availability of rental meeting rooms at Campus Plaza Kyoto) ）

(6) How to make a reservation

Please make a reservation on the website of the University Consortium Kyoto from the “Student City Kyoto Learning Environment Support System”.

Kyoto, a city of students, an environmental support system for learning
https://www.mansitunoyokan.jp/Campusplaza_SeatReservation/

(7) Others

Free Wi-Fi is available.

・Prepare 20 laptops for rent. (Application is required at the time of reservation in the system.) Order of arrival. ）

・Prepare a shared printer (A4, black and white only).

Recruitment of Student Staff [Closed]

We are looking for short-term temporary staff (part-time jobs) to work as receptionists for student study spaces for university students whose economic situation has deteriorated due to the closure or suspension of employment at part-time jobs due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, or a decrease in work shifts.

(1) Location

Campus Plaza Kyoto (939 Higashishiokoji-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto) 5 minutes each from Kyoto Station

(2) Eligibility (including graduate students and international students)

(1) Students of the University Consortium Kyoto

(2) Students attending vocational schools and Japanese educational institutions in Kyoto City

(3) Students living in Kyoto City who attend universities, junior colleges, vocational schools, and Japanese language institutions

* Foreign nationals must be able to have daily conversations in Japanese.

(3) Status

Temporary employees employed by a temporary staffing company contracted by the University Consortium Kyoto (Maruzen Yushodo Co., Ltd.)

(4) Business description

Reception of students using the study space, preparation, tidying up, and patrolling the study space, management of printers, temperature measurement of users (non-contact), etc.

* We will lend you necessary hygiene items (face shields, masks, etc.).

(5) Contract period

Tuesday, June 9, 2020 ~ Monday, August 31, 2020 *No renewal, trial period available

(6) Working hours and remuneration

・ Actual work 6 hours between 8:45 ~ 21:15 (no break) * Working days and hours are available for consultation

・ Work about 1~3 days a week (work will be based on a shift system)

・ Hourly wage 1,120 yen + transportation expenses (payment standards apply)

* If you work 2 days a week (8 days a month), about 50,000 yen per month

(7) Number of applicants

・30~50 people are planned.

(8) Application Period and Application Method

・From 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 3, 2020 to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, June 5, 2020, please apply by e-mail from the link below.
Due to the large number of applications, we have closed the application period and deleted the link.

* If there are a large number of applications, the application may be stopped in the middle of the application period.

* Depending on the application status, additional applications may be recruited.

　

(9) Selection

Scheduled interviews via web, etc.