Graduate School of Letters, Arts and SciencesWaseda University

Course-specific guidance may be combined with general guidance on how to carry out course registration. Please contact and consult with a representative of the Course Administration Office if you will be unable to attend the guidance for any reason.

*Please try to attend the meeting as much as possible, as it will also serve as a face-to-face gathering

Issuance of sticker on the back of the student ID card

3/26(Wed.)-3/28(Fri.) Bldg. 34, Room 151 10:00-16:00 each day
Please be sure to bring your student ID card.

If you cannot pick up your ID card on the above dates, please pick up your ID card on the following dates.
4/3(Thu.)-4/4(Fri.) Bldg. 34, Room 151, 10:00-16:00 each day
Please check at the entrance of the Office of the Faculty of Letters, Arts and Sciences for the delivery method after 4/7 if you cannot pick by 4/4.

Correction

Check the Web Syllabus to choose your subjects and complete the course registration in accordance with your school-specific study guide (provided upon admission) and the “Course Registration Guide” (provided every academic year).

NOTE: “In-person” classes may have a several online sessions. Please make sure to check “Course Outline” and “Note” for the details.

The following information may have been updated since their release. Make sure that you check the Web Syllabus for the latest updates.

Check the website of the Global Education Center for details on matters such as what subjects are available and the schedule for the necessary course registration.

Subjects offered by other schools (credits count toward a degree)

Other schools may offer subjects that can be taken by graduate students from GLAS. Check the website of the Global Education Center for details on matters such as what subjects are available and the schedule for the necessary course registration.

Common subjects for graduate schools (credits count toward a degree)

The Global Education Center offers open subjects for graduate students. Check the website of the Global Education Center for details on matters such as what subjects are available and the schedule for the necessary course registration.

Open subjects for graduate students (credits do not count toward a degree)

Some of the university-wide open subjects that are offered to undergraduate students may also be enrolled in by graduate students. These subjects are divided into ones offered by the Global Education Center and ones offered by the Center for Japanese Language for international students called “Japanese as a foreign language.”

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