School of Culture, Media and SocietyWaseda University

Correction of Course Registration Guide 2024
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AY 2024 Spring Semester

• Courses for the first registration (only Advanced Seminars for 2nd-year students and above)
• Courses for the second registration
• Courses for the third registration
• Courses for the third registration (For other school students)

As a general rule, course registration should be made online. However, proxy registration is acceptable if you cannot apply for the course registration online for an unavoidable reason. The application date is first-day ONLY of every registration period.
The following documents are required for proxy registration:

• a) Proxy Form
• b) Course Registration Application Form
• c) A copy of the student’s ID card who cannot apply for the course registration online
• d) A copy of the proxy’s identification

■ Requirements for application
You should satisfy all of the following requirements:
○ You should be in the 4th year or above when taking the course.
○You should have acquired 104 credits or more by the previous year.
○ (If you are applying for a foreign language:) You should have acquired the required number of credits for the relevant Second Foreign Language course by the previous year.

■Procedures for application
Period: Please refer to “How to Register for Subjects Offered by the Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences” in the “Course Registration Guide.

Procedures: Please apply using the MyWaseda application form.

Application form: Please click here Available only during the application period

■Eligible courses
Subjects Offered by the Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences and Common Subjects*
*except for the subject for both undergraduate and graduate students

■ Results of screening (registration)
Registration is determined after the faculty in charge or each course has gone through your application documents.
Please refer to “How to Register for Subjects Offered by the Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences” in the “Course Registration Guide.

■ Note
○Credits acquired from the above-mentioned courses will not be counted for graduation because the credits are acknowledged as 　Optional Subjects.
○Credits acquired from the above-mentioned courses—with the exception of those fromSeminars—can be counted as credits for a 　Master’s degree in Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences if you apply for credit recognition during the specified period after 　entering the Graduate School and if your credits are acknowledged to be appropriate by the Steering Committee of the Graduate 　School.Details will be posted on the website of the Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences.
○You can register for up to 16 credits for Subjects Offered by the Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences while in undergraduate 　school.
○You are not allowed to cancel the courses for which you have already applied.