University Consortium Kyoto Event Information

Below is a list of information about major events hosted by the University Consortium Kyoto in 2025.
Please note that Campus Plaza Kyoto will be closed every Monday and from December 28th to January 4th.

April 2025

May 2025

month day day of week event
5 3 sat University Relay Lecture (Kyoto University of Advanced Science) The health benefits of exercise, especially muscle training
9 fri Application deadline for industry-academia collaborative education program
Gakumachi Collaboration Information Session
SD Joint Training Program “Business Etiquette: The More You Know, the More You Understand”
10 sat 2nd Kyoto High School-University Regional Network (KARN)
Key Points for Sustainable Student Recruitment in the Face of a Declining 18-Year-Old Population – Considering Effective Communication Measures Based on High School Concerns –
[For International Students] Spring Welcome Session (KTA)
17 sat Kyoto Studies Lecture: The Great Kyoto Flood of 1935 and the Kamo River Renovation
TOEFL Skills Improvement Seminar
21 wed International Student Internship Program Guidance
23 fri International Student Internship Program Guidance
24 sat University Relay Lecture (Kyoto University of Advanced Science)
What you can do to enjoy healthy meals forever
Presentation on Kyoto in English
① Ice Break, Introduction to Japan and Kyoto ~Learn about Japan and Kyoto in English~
② Learn expressions related to traditional Japanese culture in English
International Student Internship Program Guidance
31 sat Gakumachi Collaboration Application Deadline
SD Seminar “Orientation”
SD Seminar “Fundamentals of Academic Writing”
– How to convert “awareness of the problem” into a concrete “question”? –
Presentation about Kyoto in English,
Noh performance (Kongo Noh Theater) and exchange event for international students

June 2025

month day day of week event
6 3 tue Gakumachi Collaboration (trial slots) recruitment begins
4 wed [For faculty and staff] 1st FD Joint Training Program – Thematic Training
“Lightening Your Tomorrow’s You: How to Prepare Your Mind and Interact with Generation Z for University Faculty and Staff”
6 fri SD Joint Training Program “Marketing Frontline: Capturing the Hearts of High School Students and Freshmen”
7 sat Kyoto Studies Lecture: Modern Kyoto Ware and Kiyomizu Ware and Gojozaka
– Wartime Ceramic Production Areas and Ceramic Grenades – Practical Lecture 1
Presentation about Kyoto in English Traditional Cultural Experience I
① Tea ceremony experience ② Expressing tea ceremony culture in English
SD Seminar “Academic Literacy and Policy Proposal Report”
– Understanding academic literacy and starting research –
9 mon International Student Internship Program Application Deadline
14 sat SD Seminar “University Systems, Laws, and Organizations”
– Understanding university education-related systems, laws, and organizations for high-quality work –
Internship Program for International Students Networking Events between International Students and Companies/Organizations
University Relay Lecture (Bukkyo University) Marketing for Modern Life
Presentation about Kyoto in English
① International student session ② Group activities
21 sat Kyoto Studies Lecture Series: Kyoto at War: Military City, War Cooperation, Evacuation
SD Seminar “Universities and Higher Education Policy” – Looking at universities from the perspective of higher education policy –
Presentation about Kyoto in English Traditional Cultural Experience II
① Flower Arrangement Experience 
② Talk in English about Kyoto’s famous places, events, food, clothing, housing, and education in Japan and Kyoto
2025 University Executive Seminar
: “A Future Vision for Improving Japan’s ‘Sum of Knowledge’ – Reconstructing the Higher Education System”
27 fri SD Joint Training Program “University Management and Higher Education Policy in an Era of Mega-Competition”
28 sat Kyoto Studies Lecture: The Origin of Twenty Years Old: Takano Etsuko and Her Era
– 1969 as a Milestone
SD Seminar “University and Society” – The meaning of regional collaboration and the role of universities –
Presentation about Kyoto in English
Presentation English manuscript correction course (online, for those who wish to do so)
“Let’s speak Japanese” (KTA) for international students
29 sun Gakumachi Collaboration Second Round of Judging (Presentation)

July 2025

month day day of week event
7 2 wed SD Joint Training Program “Successful DX and Unsuccessful DX”
FD Joint Training Program 2nd Theme-Specific Training:
How to Write an Application to Obtain Grants – Learn Tips and Strategies
5 sat Kyoto Studies Lecture Series: The Gion Festival in the Early Showa Period
– Focusing on the Yamahokocho Float District before and during the war
SD Seminar “Teaching Management for Quality Assurance of University Education”
– Discussion and advice for promoting teaching management at your own institution –
Presentation on Kyoto in English
Individual English Presentation
21st Kyoto High School and University Faculty Exchange Meeting
School-wide Inquiry-Based Learning: Deeper Student Learning and Teacher Growth through the Connection between “Comprehensive Inquiry Time” and “Subject-Specific Inquiry”
12 sat SD Seminar “University-High School-College Collaboration/High School-College Connection”
– Focusing on high school education and thinking about high school-college connection –
16 wed Kyoto Student Public Relations [Training]
“Learn how to put your love into words – Writing class by Kaho Miyake”
19 sat SD Seminar “University Strategy and Leadership” – Building an Organization that Creates Strategies –
23 wed SD Joint Training Program:
“Basic knowledge and latest trends in research support – What kind of research is currently required of universities?”
26 sat University Relay Lecture (Shuchiin University)
Kobo Daishi Kukai and Prayer – Reading and Appreciating the “Shoryoshu”
SD Seminar “Branding and Student Recruitment” – How to Proceed with University Branding –
Faculty Skills Improvement Training Session 1:
Communication Skills in University English Conversation Training (Beginner)

August 2025

September 2025

October 2025

November 2025

December 2025

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