Kyoto University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Open Lecture “Spring and Autumn Lecture” →More details here |
The Spring and Autumn Lecture is an open course that started in the fall of 1988 to share the intellectual assets cultivated through academic research activities at Kyoto University with a broad audience inside and outside the university. Lectures are held twice a year, in spring and autumn, based on a central theme. |
| Open Lecture “Kyoto University Future Forum” →More details here |
The Kyoto University Future Forum is an open course held since April 2004 to deepen collaboration between the university and society. Alumni active in various fields such as companies, government offices, international organizations, NGOs, research institutions, media, and arts are invited to give lectures and engage in discussions. |
Contact
General Affairs Division, External Affairs Section
Tel :075-753-2225
Fax :075-753-2286
E-ｍail:event@mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Kyoto University of Education
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Open Lecture →More details here |
As a university that trains educators, Kyoto University of Education offers a wide range of public lectures throughout the year for both children and adults, utilizing the expertise of its faculty in education, teaching, and related academic and artistic fields. |
| Open Lecture Meeting →More details here |
As a university that trains educators, Kyoto University of Education hosts open lecture meetings on different themes each year. Please check our website for details and feel free to join us. |
Contact
General Affairs and Planning Division – Public Relations and Regional Cooperation Group
Tel :075-644-8125
E-mail：kouhou@kyokyo-u.ac.jp
Kyoto Institute of Technology
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Winter Field Exploration & Summer Experience Class | The Field Science Center for Sustainable Agriculture and Environment at the Saga Campus offers experience-based classes in summer and winter for parents and children. These programs provide opportunities to foster interest in nature and living organisms through mini lectures and field activities such as insect collecting and nature observation. |
| Children’s Nature Observation & Mini Insect Exhibition | These events, including learning sessions and mini exhibitions, allow children and citizens to observe Kyoto-native insects like the Japanese oak silk moth and think about environmental and biodiversity issues. Outdoor observation events in collaboration with the Kyoto City Greenery Association offer hands-on nature experiences. |
Contact
Research Promotion and Industry-Academia Collaboration Division
Tel :075-724-7035
Fax :075-724-7030
E-mail：sangaku@jim.kit.ac.jp
Kyoto City University of Arts
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Art Resources Research Center (Geishiken) – Archive Research Meeting →More details here |
The Art Resources Research Center was established in April 2014 to reinterpret Kyoto’s art works and materials as “art resources” and contribute to future artistic creation. Open archive research meetings are held to share the center’s research activities and outcomes. |
| Summer Art School →More details here |
This program has been held since 2006 to broadly offer the university’s accumulated art education expertise through hands-on classes and lectures during the summer. Faculty, part-time instructors, and graduate students serve as instructors. Participants come from local areas and across Japan. |
| Research Center for Japanese Traditional Music “Open Lecture”, “Den-on Series Lecture”, “Den-on Seminar” →More details here |
“Open Lecture”: Presentation of research on Japan’s traditional performing arts and their cultural structures for the public. “Den-on Series Lecture”: Study using music scores while listening to sound, video, and live performances. “Den-on Seminar”: Introductory seminars with commentary while listening to rare recordings. |
Contact
[Art Resources Research Center – Archive Research Meeting]
Academic Affairs Division – Art Resources Research Center Section
Tel :075-334-2006
Fax :075-334-2345
E-mail：arc@kcua.ac.jp
[Others]
Collaboration Promotion Division
Tel :075-334-2204
Fax :075-334-2281
E-mail：public@kcua.ac.jp
Kyoto Prefectural University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Ouka Lecture →More details here |
To broadly provide the university’s knowledge to Kyoto citizens, these lifelong learning courses are held by faculty every summer and autumn. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they were offered on-demand. Topics vary each year to meet diverse interests. |
| Regional Culture Seminar |
Contact
Kyoto Regional Future Creation Center
Tel :075-703-5390
E-mail：kirpinfo@kpu.ac.jp
Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine Cancer Professional Training Program – Public Lecture →More details here |
Public lectures are regularly held to explain the latest information on cancer prevention, countermeasures, and treatment in an easy-to-understand manner for general citizens. |
| Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine Open Lecture →More details here |
One lecture each is held annually by the School of Medicine and the School of Nursing, covering the latest topics in their respective medical and nursing fields. |
| Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine Health Seminar | This outreach lecture is conducted by faculty in response to requests from municipalities within the prefecture. Topics are selected from their areas of expertise. |
Contact
[Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine Cancer Professional Training Program – Public Lecture]
Graduate School Office
Tel :075-251-5227
E-mail：gkyoumu@koto.kpu-m.ac.jp
[Open Lecture]
General Affairs Division
Tel :075-251-5210
E-mail：learning@koto.kpu-m.ac.jp
[Health Seminar]
General Affairs Division
Tel :075-251-5210
E-mail：soumu@koto.kpu-m.ac.jp
Fukuchiyama Public University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Fukuchiyama Public University Open Lecture →Click here for details |
Aimed at contributing to the formation of a sustainable local community by providing the university’s knowledge to the citizens of Fukuchiyama. This year, themed lectures such as tourism and public affairs will be held. A total of five sessions will be held throughout the year. |
| Fukuchiyama Public University Regional Revitalization Seminar | In order to promote lifelong learning among citizens and to cultivate human resources that contribute to the region, special seminars with higher specialization than general open lectures are held in seminar format. |
| President Iguchi’s Seminar: “Reading the Iwanami Shinsho Series on Modern Japanese History [10 volumes]” | Held to contribute to the formation of a sustainable local community by providing the university’s knowledge to the citizens of Fukuchiyama. Conducted in a discussion format on modern and contemporary history. Held approximately 12 times a year. |
Contact
Citizens’ Learning & Career Support Center
Tel :0773-24-7151
E-mail：kita-re@fukuchiyama.ac.jp
Otani University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Lifelong Learning Course “Open Seminar” →Click here for details |
This lifelong learning course emphasizes the university’s research specialties, offering systematic learning through 3–6 sessions either in person or online. Some courses span multiple years for deeper learning. |
| Lifelong Learning Course “Shimei Seminar” →Click here for details |
This entry-level seminar provides an accessible introduction to the university’s research fields. It consists of around 3 sessions (in person or online) and covers a wide range of topics. Some courses include fieldwork and practical activities. |
| “Gyoten Lecture” →Click here for details |
The Gyoten Lecture is held every year during the “Ango” period, a traditional academic event of the Jodo Shinshu Otani-ha (Higashi Honganji), at the university venue.
1. Period: 3 days during Ango 2. Fee: Free 3. Note: After the lecture, azuki rice porridge breakfast is served. |
Contact
【”Open Seminar” & “Shimei Seminar”】
Educational and Research Support Division
Tel :075-411-8161
E-mail：o_semi@sec.otani.ac.jp
【”Gyoten Lecture”】
General Affairs Division, Facilities Team
Tel :075-411-8163
E-mail：soumu-shikiten@sec.otani.ac.jp
Kyoto University of Foreign Studies & Kyoto Junior College of Foreign Languages
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Lifelong Learning Course (Foreign Language Courses) →Click here for details |
These lifelong learning courses aim to contribute to the enrichment of culture and education in the community by utilizing the university’s educational resources, targeting working adults and residents interested in global communication and cross-cultural understanding. |
| ① Latin America Liberal Arts Course ② Latin America Research Seminar →Click here for details |
① A series of lectures held several times from June to July for general participants without specialized knowledge of Latin America. ② Held annually around autumn. The content is academic, and may include lectures and discussions in foreign languages, intended for researchers but also open to the general public. |
| Museum of International Cultures Public Lectures (twice a year) Museum Research Seminar (once a year) →Click here for details |
Lectures related to exhibitions and the history and culture of Latin America and other regions are held. |
Contact
【① Latin America Liberal Arts Course ② Latin America Research Seminar】
Institute for Latin American Studies, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies
Tel :075-312-3388
Fax :075-322-6237
E-mail：ielak@kufs.ac.jp
【Lifelong Learning Course (Foreign Language Courses)】
Language Center
Tel :075-757-8204
E-mail：i-lang@kufs.ac.jp
【Museum of International Cultures】
Tel :075-864-8741
Fax :075-864-8760
E-mail：umc@kufs.ac.jp
Kyoto University of Advanced Science
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences Public Lecture →Click here for details |
Since its establishment in 2015, the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at Kyoto University of Advanced Science has held public lectures annually. This year, Dr. Kiyotsugu Tanaka, Professor Emeritus at the University of Tsukuba and Doctor of Education, gave a lecture on “Habitual Exercise and Smart Aging,” focusing on healthy and happy aging. |
Kyoto Kacho University / Kacho Junior College
| Course Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Kacho Open Lectures →More details here →More details here |
Based on the university’s founding principles, approximately five public lectures are held each year under themes such as “History, Culture, Family, Home, Community, Society, and Food” to share our distinctive education and research achievements with the local community. Although lectures were canceled in FY2020 and FY2021 due to COVID-19, they are being considered for resumption in FY2022 depending on the situation. |
Contact Information
[Kyoto Kacho University / Kacho Junior College]
President’s Office
Tel :075-551-1600
Fax :075-551-1625
E-mail: kikaku@kacho-college.ac.jp
Kyoto Koka Women’s University / Junior College Division
| Course Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Kyoto Koka Open Lectures →More details here |
Public lectures (free of charge) held twice a year to share the research results of faculty members with the general public, offering courses in various fields and themes. |
| Kyoto Koka Community Development Lectures →More details here |
Community collaboration-style lectures (free of charge) designed as a series of events to contribute to community development, based on local needs and conditions. |
Contact Information
Community Collaboration Promotion Center
Tel :075-325-5259
Fax :075-314-4515
E-mail: chiiki@mail.koka.ac.jp
Kyoto Sangyo University
| Course Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Lifelong Learning “Musubiwaza Lectures” →More details here |
Equestrian and jogging courses are offered as sports programs. These lectures are held in a collaborative learning format involving university clubs, faculty, staff, students, alumni, and the community. |
Contact Information
Community Collaboration Center Office
Tel :075-705-2952
E-mail: shakai-renkei@star.kyoto-su.ac.jp
Kyoto Women’s University
| Course Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Open Lectures by Faculties and Departments →More details here |
Lectures are held on-campus based on the academic fields of each faculty and department or affiliated research institutes, sometimes featuring guest speakers. |
| Lifelong Learning Courses →More details here |
A series of lectures on various themes aimed at returning the university’s educational and research achievements to society and providing lifelong learning opportunities. |
| New Year Concert →More details here |
A New Year concert performed by university faculty members is held each January at an external concert hall, mainly for citizens of Kyoto. |
Contact Information
Collaboration Promotion Division
Tel :075-531-7080
E-mail: r-suishin@kyoto-wu.ac.jp
Kyoto Seika University
| Course Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Culture & Arts Liberal Arts Courses →More details here |
These are credit certification programs in accordance with the Ministry of Education’s system. The courses feature distinctive classes in art, design, manga, popular culture, and humanities. A certificate is issued upon completion of 60 hours. |
| Open Lecture Garden / Kids’ Garden →More details here |
Lifelong learning programs by Kyoto Seika University. “Garden” features a wide variety of options, from hands-on workshops in arts and crafts to academic lectures. The “Kids’ Garden” is open to children under elementary school age. |
| Assembly Hour Lectures →More details here |
A lecture series that has been held since the university’s founding in 1968. Top-notch speakers from various fields are invited to deliver talks open to all. No registration required; admission is free. |
Contact Information
Center for Community Collaboration
Tel :075-702-5263
Fax :075-722-5440
E-mail: garden@kyoto-seika.ac.jp
Kyoto University of the Arts
| Course Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Gakusha (Art School) →More details here |
Gakusha is a new type of art college (open lectures) produced by Kyoto University of the Arts for working adults who wish to learn. Anyone can attend from a single course. Over 250 courses are offered annually in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and other areas. |
| History of Japanese Performing Arts →More details here |
This course, coordinated by the Performing Arts Research Center, opens university lectures to the public. Leading professionals provide explanations of Japan’s traditional performing arts, including live demonstrations. |
Contact Information
[Gakusha]
Office of Gakusha, Uryuyama Campus, Kyoto University of the Arts
Tel :075-791-9124
E-mail: gakusha@office.kyoto-art.ac.jp
[History of Japanese Performing Arts]
Kyoto University of the Arts Theater Ticket Center
Tel :075-791-8240
Kyoto Tachibana University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Faculty of Letters History and Culture Seminar →Details here |
A public course planned by the Faculty of Letters, focusing on Kyoto’s history and culture. The special lecture includes visits to historical sites in Kyoto, while the other three lectures are held at Campus Plaza Kyoto and feature faculty members presenting recent research findings and perspectives on Kyoto’s history and culture. |
| Symposium by the Institute of Women’s History and Culture →Details here |
The institute analyzes and researches the current status of women and the historical and cultural environments that shaped it. Through interdisciplinary, international, and collaborative projects, research on “women’s history” and “women’s culture” is shared with society through symposia. |
| Extension & Recurrent Courses →Details here |
Public seminars and symposia are offered to widely share research outcomes with the community. Recurrent education opportunities are also provided for professionals seeking to gain higher expertise. Please see details for course content and application. |
Contact
Lifelong and Distance Education Office
Tel :075-574-4335
Fax :075-574-4338
E-mail: extension@tachibana-u.ac.jp
Kyoto Notre Dame University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Open Lecture →Details here |
Kyoto Notre Dame University addresses important issues for the next generation through education and research. These open lectures offer opportunities to think, discuss, and explore new approaches to future challenges. |
Contact
Please refer to the website.
Kyoto Bunkyo University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Uji Tea Culture Lecture | This six-part lecture series, co-hosted with Kyoto Prefecture, aims to promote Uji tea for World Cultural Heritage registration. It includes lectures by tea producers and historians, as well as practical sessions on how to brew delicious Uji tea, supported by university students. |
| Kyoto Bunkyo Open Lecture | As a community-engaged university and junior college, faculty members from various departments offer diverse public lectures leveraging their expertise. |
| Fushimi Series Lecture | In cooperation with Fushimi Ward, public lectures are offered that help rediscover the charms of the Fushimi and Uji areas from various perspectives, including history, tourism, community building, housing, and food. |
Contact
Social Cooperation Division – Field Research Office
Tel :0774-25-2630
Fax :0774-25-2822
E-mail: fro@po.kbu.ac.jp
Kyoto Bunkyo Junior College
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Kyoto Bunkyo Open Lecture →Details here |
This open lecture series is based on the expertise of faculty from departments such as Social Science, Clinical Psychology, Child Education, Live Design, Nutrition, and Early Childhood Education, covering themes like “Health—Mind and Body,” “Life, History & Religion,” “Child Education & Parenting,” and “Career Advancement.” |
Contact
Social Cooperation Division – Field Research Office
Tel :0774-25-2630
Fax :0774-25-2822
E-mail: fro@po.kbu.ac.jp
Kyoto Pharmaceutical University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Kyoto Pharmaceutical University Public Lecture – “Kyoto’s Yakutachibanashi: Tips for Healthy and Enriched Living” →Details here |
Under Kyoto City’s “Learning Town University” initiative (2021–2023), a joint public lecture with Kyoto Tachibana University was held. In 2021, three themed sessions were held with pair lectures and panel discussions by faculty from both universities, delivered in-person and online. |
Contact
Administrative Office – Practical & Lifelong Learning Division
Tel :075-595-4677
Fax :075-595-4792
E-mail: s-center@mb.kyoto-phu.ac.jp
Saga University of Arts / Saga Junior College of Arts
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Consecutive Public Lecture “Kyoto Aesthetic Sense” →Details here |
Launched in 2004 to commemorate the opening of the Yūkōkan building on the Kinugasa campus, this lecture series focused on the aesthetics and wisdom inherited in Kyoto. It has been suspended since 2020 due to COVID-19. |
Contact
Social Collaboration & Research Support Group
Tel :075-864-7898
Fax :075-881-7133
E-mail: bunka@kyoto-saga.ac.jp
Shuchiin University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Religious Culture Transmitted Through the Living God Faith →Details here |
As part of the University Relay Lecture hosted by the Consortium of Universities in Kyoto, Shuchiin University offers public lectures on Shingon Buddhism and Esoteric Buddhism. In 2021, a lecture explored the commonality between Kyoto’s Gion Festival’s “Ochigo” and Nepal’s living goddess “Kumari.” |
Contact
Academic Affairs Division
Tel :075-604-5600
Fax :075-604-5610
E-mail: kyomu@shuchiin.ac.jp
Doshisha University
| Course Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Christian Culture Center Open Program →Details here |
Offers a variety of courses on Christianity, human rights, psychology, and music, including practical training such as sign language and braille. Open to students from other universities and the general public, taught in a free and friendly atmosphere. |
| Kyotanabe-Doshisha Human College →Details here |
Co-hosted by Doshisha University, Kyotanabe City, and its Board of Education, this series of public lectures aims to promote lifelong learning and cultural development in the community. A wide range of topics are covered by university faculty. |
Contact
Christian Culture Center Open Program
Kyotanabe Campus Office
Tel :0774‐65‐7370
Fax :0774‐65‐7374
E-mail: jt‐kirib@mail.doshisha.ac.jp
Kyotanabe-Doshisha Human College
Kyotanabe Regional Cooperation Office
Tel :0774-65-7005
Fax :0774-65-7009
E-mail: jt-chik@mail.doshisha.ac.jp
Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts
| Course name | Contents |
|---|---|
| Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts Imadegawa Course →Click here for details |
This is an open lecture held at the Imadegawa Campus of Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts, where full-time faculty members mainly serve as lecturers and disseminate the results of our university’s education and research to society at large. It started in 2008 and the theme changes every year, but it aims to contribute to a lifelong learning society by focusing on familiar topics such as “health” and “literature.” |
| Learning Kyoto’s history and culture in a machiya townhouse | The relay lecture, held in a Kyoto machiya townhouse, has been held four times a term since 2004, with experts with deep knowledge of Kyoto’s history and culture as lecturers. Participants will have the opportunity to experience the life of a machiya house and chat over Kyoto sweets after the lecture. The program has also been adopted as a “Kyoto Future Urban Development Program with Kyoto Machiya Houses at its Core” in the “Academic-City Collaborative University” promotion project. |
| Entrepreneurship Seminar for Women |
This seminar is organized by the University’s Women’s Activation Center and aims to support the development of female entrepreneurs. Female entrepreneurs from outside the university are invited to give lectures and workshops. At the final seminar, a business plan contest is held by groups of participants. |
Contact us
【Doshisha Women’s University Imadegawa Course】
Public Relations Division
Tel: 0774-65-8631
E-mail: koto-t@dwc.doshisha.ac.jp
【Learning about Kyoto’s history and culture in a townhouse】
Faculty of Contemporary Society/Graduate School of International Social Systems Studies Office
Tel: 0774-65-8543
E-mail: gensha-t@dwc.doshisha.ac.jp
【Entrepreneurship seminar for women】
Women’s Activation Center
Tel: 075-251-4153
Fax :075-251-4152
E-mail: kenkyu-i@dwc.doshisha.ac.jp
Hanazono University
| Course name | Contents |
|---|---|
| Zen and the Mind →Click here for details |
The course is based on the theme of cultivating character through Zen Buddhism, which is the university’s “founding spirit.” As in the previous academic year, in-person attendance was not permitted in 2021 due to the spread of COVID-19, but the lecture by the Hanazono University President, which is currently available to students, was made available via video streaming as an open lecture. |
| Kyoto Studies Course →Click here for details →Click here for details |
As a university located in Kyoto, Hanazono University’s Faculty of Letters aims to take advantage of its blessed environment and pursue the culture that Kyoto has nurtured. The “Kyoto Studies Course” is held as a free public lecture, and in 2019 it marked its 20th anniversary. Last year, classes were canceled due to the spread of COVID-19, but this year, a video lecture titled “Kyoto and the Unprecedented Crisis” is being streamed. |
| Hanazono University Regional Cooperation Course “Manabi-an” →Click here for details →Click here for details |
The Regional Collaboration Lectures “Manabi-an” are popular for their unique approach that appeals to the five senses and allows people to easily experience things they want to know or try. In 2021, four titles of videos will be streamed, and a live YouTube lecture by two Kyoto natives will be held at the local Kyoto machiya “Kamishichiken Bunko” titled “Manabi-an in a Kyomachiya.” |
Contact us
[Zen and Mind]
General Affairs Division
Tel: 075-811-5181
Fax: 075-811-9664
Email: soumu@hanazono.ac.jp
[Other]
Community Collaboration Education Center
Tel: 075-823-0581
Fax: 075-811-9664
Email: renkei@hanazono.ac.jp
Bukkyo University
| Course name | Contents |
|---|---|
| Bukkyo University Open Learning Center Open Lectures →Click here for details |
The open courses offered by Bukkyo University Open Learning Center (O.L.C.) have three attractive features. [Feature 1] More than 600 courses offered per year [Feature 2] Whether you apply for face-to-face or online courses, you can watch missed courses for one month [Feature 3] We have introduced subscriptions (fixed-price memberships)! For 12,000 yen per semester, you can take all of our 300+ courses for half a year Since its predecessor, Bukkyo University Shijo Center, opened in Shijo Karasuma, the heart of Kyoto City, in 1984 (Showa 59), it has offered courses in a wide range of fields and provided learning opportunities for people of all ages as a city campus. In April 2021, the facility will move to Murasakino, Kyoto, and become the Bukkyo University Open Learning Center (O.L.C.), offering a new style of lectures that utilizes ICT to combine face-to-face and online teaching, opening the door to learning for anyone, anywhere, anytime.
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Contact us
Bukkyo University Open Learning Center
Tel: 075-366-5511
Fax: 075-493-9102
E-mail: bu-olc@bukkyo-u.ac.jp
(o and l are lowercase letters, not numbers.)
Ritsumeikan University
| Course name | Contents |
|---|---|
| Ritsumeikan Saturday Course →Click here for details |
The Ritsumeikan Saturday Lectures were established in 1946 by the late Hiroshi Suekawa, who was the university’s president at the time, who advocated that “scholarship and science exist to protect the interests and human rights of the general public, that universities are places that develop human beings through scholarship, and that it is important to walk with the public, think with the public, and learn with the public,” with the aim of opening university lectures to the general public and strengthening the ties between the university and the local community. About 20 Saturday lectures are held each year, and more than 3,300 lectures have been held to date. |
| Tomorrow’s Kyoto Cultural Heritage Platform Public Symposium Forum →Click here for details |
Tomorrow’s Kyoto The Cultural Heritage Platform is an organization that aims to pass on Kyoto’s tangible and intangible cultural heritage to future generations without damaging it, and provides a platform for cultural heritage owners, traditional culture and traditional performing arts inheritors, researchers, government, and local communities to work together. We hold symposiums and forums several times a year, providing a place for citizens and experts to think together. |
| Kyoto Historical Corridor Council “Kyoto Studies Seminar” →Click here for details |
The Kyoto Historical Corridor Council was established in 2004 with the participation of ordinary citizens, temples and shrines, artists, shopkeepers, and universities in the northwest area of Kyoto City. In addition to developing human resources to revitalize the region and develop towns, it also develops various cultural projects in collaboration with industry, government, academia, and the local community. The Kyoto Studies Seminar is an academic course on themes such as history, culture, and art, co-hosted with member universities. |
Contact us
[Ritsumeikan Saturday Lectures]
Kinugasa Research Office
Tel: 075-465-8224
Fax: 075-465-8245
E-mail: doyo@st.ritsumei.ac.jp
[Tomorrow’s Kyoto Cultural Heritage Platform Public Symposium Forum]
Social Cooperation Division
Tel: 075-813-8166
E-mail: info@tomorrows-kyoto.jp
[Kyoto Studies Seminar by the Kyoto Historical Corridor Council]
Kinugasa Campus Community Cooperation Division
Tel: 075-466-3776
info@tomorrows-kyoto.jp
Ryukoku University and Ryukoku University Junior College
| Course name | Contents |
|---|---|
| Ryukoku Online Courses →Click here for details |
Starting in 2021, we are offering a new public lecture course for the public, the “Ryukoku Online Course” (fees apply). This course is based on on-demand delivery and can be taken as many times as you like, at any time and at any place on your computer or smartphone for approximately one month. We offer a wide variety of courses on a monthly basis, including Buddhism, history, literature, modern society, and nature. For more information, please visit the related website. |
| Ryukoku Junior Campus →Click here for details |
With the aim of helping elementary school students experience the “fun and excitement of learning and physical activity,” our faculty and student clubs teach nearly 30 courses ranging from sports to culture and art, and nature and the environment. Approximately 1,000 people take these courses annually. |
| Ryukoku Lectures →Click here for details |
In response to the needs of modern society, we have been offering free lectures since 1977 with the aim of returning the results of our research to the local community and fulfilling part of the university’s social mission. We offer about six lectures a year, focusing on themes that make use of the characteristics of our faculties, such as problems facing modern society. |
Contact us
[Ryukoku Online Courses]
Ryukoku Extension Center (REC)
Tel: 075-645-7892
Fax: 075-645-9222
Email: rec-kouza@ad.ryukoku.ac.jp
[Other]
Ryukoku Extension Center Administration Department (Kyoto)
Tel: 075-645-2098
Fax: 075-645-9222
Email: rec-k@ad.ryukoku.ac.jp
Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University
| Course name | Contents |
|---|---|
| Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University Public Lectures →Click here for details |
Aiming to be a university that is widely open to society, we will hold public lectures on medical information and common illnesses for the purpose of improving the knowledge of the local community and spreading medical knowledge. We will also provide consultations on medication and nursing care. |
Contact information
Osaka Medical University General Affairs Department, General Affairs Division
Tel: 072-683-1221 (extension: 2616)
Fax :072-681-3723
E-mail: soumu@ompu.ac.jp
Kyoto Institute of Information Graduate University
| Course name | Content |
|---|---|
| Various seminars and events held through industry-academia collaboration →Click here for details |
The Cyber Kyoto Laboratory of the Kyoto University of Information Sciences holds various seminars on industry-academia collaboration and events that are open to the public. |
Contact us
Please refer to our website.
