“MyWaseda” is the web site used as the entry point for various information services provided by Waseda University. You can also use it after graduation to get information on the alumni association, lifelong learning, and career development.
A student ID is an ID card that proves that you are a student at Waseda University. It also functions as a card key when entering the library. Always carry it with you and be careful not to lose or damage it. If it is unavoidable that you need to reissue it, please contact the GSE office immediately.
Student ID Re-issuance
Student ID Re-issuance is provided via the GSE Office. Reissue is only acceptable in the following cases :
・Breakage
・Magnet failure
・Loss
・Change of name
・Change of photo (Only once).
<Required documents>
・Identification card or document
・Color photo (4 cm (height) x 3 cm (width))
*No photo required in the case of magnet failure.
<Re-issuance fee>
In the case of breakage or loss : 2, 000 yen
In the case of magnet failure, change of name or change of photo : No charge
<Notes>
(1) Reissuing Student ID takes 3-4 days (excluding weekends). During this period, it is possible to use school facilities, however; student discount certifications cannot be issued.
(2) In the cases of breakage or lose occurring twice or more in the same year, the guarantor signature is required.
Change of Contact Information
Please be sure to register on the MyWaseda when you change your contact address, telephone number, etc.
Change of Personal Information User Manual
In case of change of address, please come to the Office and get a reverse side seal for your student ID card after registering the new information on the MyWaseda.
Change of Gurdian or Tuition-fee Payer
If there is a change of guarantor or tuition-fee payer, you need to submit “Notification of Change of Guardian/Tuition Payer” to the office of your Graduate School and complete the procedure.
01_Application and Procedures for Changing Information – Support Anywhere (waseda.jp)
Change of Bank Details (Account for tuition-fee payment)
If there is a change of bank details (payment account), please come and submit the appropriate application at the Office.
<Notes>
It takes several days to complete this procedure. Please be careful to arrange matters well before the date of payment of the tuition-fee.
Change of Bank Details (Account for money received)
If there is a change of bank details (receipt account), please be sure to register again on the MyWaseda.
<Notes>
It takes several days to complete this procedure.
Change of Name
Please click here for details.
Request for Domestic and Overseas Trip
When students make a business trip according to their advisor’s instructions, the submission of the Request for Domestic Trip or Overseas Trip is required. This also includes the Injury and Accident Compensation Program for Waseda Students (GAKUSHOUHO).
・Request for Domestic Trip/Request for Overseas Trip
Overseas Travel Insurance Application Form
All students are required to enroll in the Overseas Travel Insurance designated by Waseda University, when they make a business trip. Please receive the Overseas Travel Insurance Application Form at the Office and submit it with the Request for Domestic Trip or Overseas Trip to the Office.
This application is required when procedures are carried out by a proxy.
Required documents : Copy of student ID ; some form of proxy identification document.
N.B.,
There are some procedures that cannot be undertaken by a proxy. For more details, Please ask at the Office.
Certificate Issuance Service (Online Application) ╢
Please see Support Anywhere for information about certificates that cannot be issued via online application.
We will send a “Notification for Account Transfer of Tuitions and Fees” twice a year to the tuition-fee payer. Please check the payment day and ensure that sufficient funds are in the account.
Semester |
Date for sending “Notification for Account Transfer of Tuitions and Fees” |
Payment day by transfer |
Candidate |
Spring |
Around April 20 |
Early May |
Regular Student |
Around June 20 |
Early July |
・Student who enrolls for an extension period ・Student who is in default of tuition fee |
|
Fall |
Around September 20 |
Early October |
Regular Student |
Around November 20 |
Early December |
・Student who enrolls for an extension period ・Student who is in default of tuition fee |
*For detailed schedule, please contact the office of GSE.([email protected])
Student enrolled beyond the regular period because of leave of absence or study abroad are included in “Student who enrolls for an extension period”.
If the tuition fee is not received within the set period, a transfer form of demand is sent to all target payers. Please arrange for payment through bank transfer as soon as this notice is received.
Semester |
Date of dispatch |
Spring |
Around July 20 |
Fall |
Around December 20 |
If you are unable to pay your tuition fees in time by the designated deadline for the semester, please submit a “Application for Deferred Payment of Tuition and Fees” using the form below.
You can take a leave of absence if you are going to be absent from the School for 2 months or more, for reason of sickness, study abroad, economic circumstances, etc.
Please note the below.
leave of absence
Students who would like to voluntarily withdraw are allowed to do so upon receiving permission from the faculty committee. The student must indicate the reason for withdrawal on the appropriate form (the Withdrawal Application form) and request withdrawal with the notification countersigned by both the guarantor and the student in question. Please submit the Withdrawal Application form along with your student ID card. The application form must also include the signature of the student’s supervisor.
Application Method
Submit the following three items to the GSE office:
These items may be sent by post to the address below.
Make sure there is no omission in the form or no missing item before sending out.
Graduate School of Economics, Waseda University
1-6-1 Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 1698050
The extension period that a student can continue to be enrolled beyond the normal period is as shown below:
Degree |
Normal period |
Extension period |
Master’s course |
2 years (4 semesters) |
2 years (4 semesters) |
Doctoral course |
3 years (6 semesters) |
3 years (6 semesters) |
If a student cannot take a degree during the extension period, enrollment expires and the student`s status as a GSE student terminates.
Tuition fees for the students who enroll for an extension period
Students who do not complete their program in 2 years (3 years for the Doctoral Program) will be considered “extension students”.Tuition and fees for these students will be based on the number of credits the students have left at the end of the second semester of their second year.
Tuition and Fees |
Number of Credits Left |
Amount To Be Paid |
|
Tuition |
Students who have passed their Master’s or Doctoral Thesis. |
Students who have not taken enough credits to graduate. |
50% of the fees of students that are in their final year of the same Graduate School program. |
Students who have not passed their Master’s or Doctoral Thesis. |
Students who have taken enough credits to graduate. |
50% of the fees of students that are in their final year of the same graduate school program. |
|
Students who have not taken enough credits to graduate. |
The same fees as students that are in their final year of the same Graduate School program |
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Seminar Fees |
The same fees as students that are in their final year of the same Graduate School program |
Please check here.
The “Introduction to University Mathematics” Series allows students to learn mathematics and its concepts from the ground up, without assuming knowledge of high school mathematics. It offers beginner-level α (interest and optimization), intermediate-level β (interest and optimization) as well as advanced-level γ (calculus and linear algebra). LA (Learning Assistant) is also available to help students in correcting answers, answering questions etc., so even those who have avoided mathematics up to now can take the course with ease.
Furthermore, “mathematical structure” used in economics and other courses related to mathematics are offered as well. For more information, please refer to the link of the GEC website below.
https://www.waseda.jp/inst/gec/en/gec/academic/literacy/math/
The School of Political Science and Economics opens the “SPSE Math Support Room” staffed by the TA (Teaching Assistant) only during the class periods. The “SPSE Math Support Room” is for students who wish to acquire basic skills in mathematics and theoretical subjects. Undergraduate school students as well as graduate school students can join this room.
In the support room, you will learn mathematics, microeconomics etc. under the guidance of TAs for each unit you are struggling with.
For information about how to reserve a session, the time and date and the classroom of the support room, please see the link below. (The link below is only available in Japanese, but please be assured that support is also provided in English.) https://www.waseda.jp/fpse/pse/assets/uploads/2022/10/f9cb8497bb2d1defa8e17e3fa86b4a60.pdf
Page 2 Translation:
You can review the rudiments of high school mathematics.
We also provide support for introduction to macroeconomics and mathematics for economics.
You will definitely get good at math through our individual guidance and handouts.
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Every Wednesday 4-5 periods
3rd Building Room 405
No need to reserve!
Contact: “SPSE Math Support Room” <Please check the email address in the link above>
Unit example: Calculation of character formulae, factorization, linear and quadratic equations, Linear and quadratic functions, vectors and matrices, differentiation and integration, calculation problems in microeconomics (corresponding to Introduction to Microeconomics and Microeconomics A) etc.
Our university offers the “The Data Science Educational Program” at the Global Education Center (GEC).
All courses in this program are offered in full on-demand format, and can be taken anywhere at any time.
In this program, students cannot only learn the “theories” of data science that are necessary in every field of study, but also the “skills” to handle and analyze data in the real world at the same time. On top of that, students can learn approaches that tie in these new skills and knowledge with their knowledge in their areas of expertise.
For more details about the features of the curriculum and course introduction, please see the link below.
https://www.waseda.jp/inst/cds/en/education#sec_curriculum
To search for the syllabus of each course, please use the syllabus search engine below.
Be sure to set the school to “Global” before searching.
https://www.wsl.waseda.jp/syllabus/JAA101.php?pLng=en
Please note that many GSE courses can only be registered as “optional courses”. In case of optional courses,
the credits will not be counted towards the degree requirements so please be careful.
You can go to the Writing Center to have them advice on your master’s thesis, assignment papers etc.
You can book both online and face-face session, and it is free of charge.
Please be sure to see more information and how to book a session in the following link.
https://www.waseda.jp/inst/aw/en/about/using
If you have any concerns or problems about your study, student life, physical or mental health etc., please do not hesitate to use the services below.
-Student Counseling Room: https://www.waseda.jp/inst/hsc/en/information/counseling
-External Online Counseling Service (cotree): https://www.waseda.jp/inst/hsc/en/information/counseling/cotree
-Psychiatric Services Room: https://www.waseda.jp/inst/hsc/en/information/psychiatric
-Medical Examination and Treatment Room: https://www.waseda.jp/inst/hsc/en/information/medical