For September 2025 enrollees:
Information on this website is applied to both Japanese-based and English-based Program students.
【Last updated】
August 21, 2025
Please let us extend a warm welcome to all of you!
As new students are required to follow the instruction and procedures prior to the beginning of Fall Semester, please visit this website and keep yourself updated.
The phrase “Rikou no Tatsujin” contains two meanings.
One meaning is our hope that you will come to know every feature of this campus and be able to make the best use of them as a student of science and technology.
The other meaning lying behind is our hope that, every one of you will strive to become an expert in the art of living, someone who thinks globally, has empathy with people in the world, and acts based on comprehensive abilities, including the knowledge and experience gained on this campus.
This digital book introduces each facility and equipment along with our campus map, including laboratories, labs, “Waseda Monodukuri Workshops”, libraries, and “Administrative Office of Information and Multimedia Technology” on campus. The book also includes safety information and tips for doing experiments.
Click on the image to view the digital book. You can also view it from your smartphone.
You have to obtain your Waseda email address. It is strongly recommended to check the information through your Waseda email address on daily basis.
< When to obtain>
Undergraduate program students: After 10th September, 2025
Graduate program students: After 16th September, 2025
<How to obtain>
・Use of MyWaseda for New Students| Waseda IT Sevice Portal
For those who already have the valid Waseda email address
You need to perform the continuation procedure to use the same Waseda email address ([email protected]). Please refer to the following page and complete the “Mail address Reinstatement.”
https://support.waseda.jp/it/s/mywaseda/reinstatement?language=en_US
【Notice】
Please kindly be aware that your status will be updated to the new program after you perform the continuation procedure above. Thus, in case you need your certificate for your current program, please make sure to obtain it before you perform the continuation procedure above.
Required Seminar for All New Students
“Required Seminar for All New Students” offered by Global Education Center(GEC) will be available on the Learning Management System “Waseda Moodle” from September 24 onward. All new undergraduate and graduate students must take “Required Seminar for All New Students” and successfully complete its mini-tests. This is to ensure proper use of the information network provided by Waseda University through computers, internet, e-mail, etc. Let’s check it out!
Waseda Mail (Gmail) is not available in certain countries or regions where access to Google services is restricted. If this is the case in your country and you have no access to Gmail, please follow this link or scan below QR code and set up to forward your emails to office 365.
All students must register for courses by yourself with your responsibility as we released all the necessary information on the web.
* Students can get the latest information about course registration on the following website. Materials related to the course registration such as the “Course Registration Guide” and Course Registration Schedule etc., are also available. Please make sure to refer to this information and materials before course registration.
*Web categories are different between programs. Please refer to the category to which you belong.
*Requests to add or drop courses after the course registration period will not be accepted for any reason.
*Please check the above websites and Waseda email on daily before/during the course registration periods because there may be important updates related to course registration, which will be uploaded on the aforementioned web, and a notification will be sent to your Waseda email.
Please check the Web Syllabus for textbooks and course materials used in the classes you registered for and purchase them as necessary at the Waseda Co-op (Bldg. 57, B1F, Nishi-Waseda Campus). For details on the schedule and method of purchase at the Waseda University Co-op, please refer to their website below.
The Waseda University Co-op stocks textbooks requested by the instructor of each course. If you cannot find the textbook you need at the Co-op bookstore in Nishi-Waseda Campus, please purchase it in other ways or ask your course instructor.
*You can purchase course materials such as safety glasses, white coats, report sets, function calculators, electronic dictionaries, drafting supplies, and work clothes at the Co-op Shop.
For those who used to be a non-degree graduate student (research student) at FSE before enrolling as degree-seeking student
If you want to transfer the credit points earned as a non-degree graduate school student (research student) to the master’s program as regular student, please refer to this page.
Your student ID number is available on the page of “View/Update Your Own Profile” on MyWaseda.
You can receive your student ID card at the following time and date.
【IMPORTANT】Please make sure to bring your ID.
| ID with a photo | ID without a photo |
| Passport, Residence card and Driver’s license | Health Insurance card |
Notice for current students
・If expiration date of the backside sticker of your Student ID card is set as expired in September 2025, please come to pick up new backside sticker at the Academic and Student Affair’s Section at the Center for Science and Engineering on the 1st floor of the Bldg. 51 after AY2025 Fall semester has started (September 22).
The Student Regular Health Check-up is conducted based on the School Health and Safety Act. All the regular students at Waseda University are required to take the Student Regular Health Check-up every year.
【Notice】How to take the Health Check-up (2steps)
Step 1:Be sure to complete each of the following steps (1) and (2) by the designated due date and they are separate procedures.
(1) Make a reservation for the date and time to take the Health Check-up through the dedicated website.
※1 There is a limit to the number of people who can attend per day, so we recommend making an early reservation as soon as possible.
(2) Complete the preliminary medical interview (health survey) online.
Step 2: Collect a urine sample for the urine test in advance, using the urine collection kit before coming to the venue.
※2 The urine collection itself should be done on the day of the Health Check-up.
※3 Urine collection kits will be distributed at the Health Care Room, Nishi-Waseda Branch, or Toyama Branch when it is available. Don’t take more than one kit per person.
※In the guidance, there will be explanations regarding the courses to be taken for your academic year and the procedures that will be required about the relevant academic year. If you are returning from study abroad, a leave of absence or transfer, you are not sure which grade to attend the guidance, please ask your Class Academic Adviser. or supervisor in advance to confirm.
*The Handbooks are available from the below link
For those who need to renew the student visa in September or October, it is strongly recommended to check the website here carefully. The university can only issue the visa documents upon the completion of your preparation.
If you are any visa holders other than Japanese nationality, please go to the ward or city office of your residence with your passport and Residence Card (在留カード) to complete Resident Registration (住民登録) as soon as possible and complete the following procedure(s) according to your status.
| [NOTE]
A residence card is an ID for foreign residents in Japan. It shows your identification information, period of stay, your status of residence, and so on. |
[Required procedures based on status]
| Regular Students | Exchange Students | |
| Procedure ① | Required | Not required |
| Procedure ② | Required | Required |
<Procedure ①>
Purchase your Certificate of Residence (住民票) at the ward or city office of your residence and submit it to the International Student Desk, Academic and Student Affairs Section, Center for Science and Engineering in Center for Science and Engineering (Bldg. #51 1F). (If not submitted at the time of entrance procedures).
<Procedure ②>
After receiving your student ID card on the date as described in the “5. Receiving your student ID card”, submit the photocopy of your residence card through the Residency Check Form.
[When to submit the photocopy of your residence card]
September enrollment→21st September or after
April enrollment→1st April or after
If you are any visa holders other than Japanese nationality, please go to the ward or city office of your residence with your passport and Residence Card (在留カード) to complete Resident Registration (住民登録) as soon as possible and complete the following two procedures.
| [NOTE]
A residence card is an ID for foreign residents in Japan. It shows your identification information, period of stay, your status of residence, and so on. |
①Purchase your Certificate of Residence (住民票) at the ward or city office of your residence and submit it to the Admissions Office in Center for Science and Engineering (If not submitted at the time of entrance procedures).
②After receiving your student ID card on the date as described in the “5. Receiving your student ID card”, submit the photocopy of your residence card through the Residency Check Form.
[When to submit the photocopy of your residence card]
September enrollment→21st September or after
April enrollment→1st April or after
For information on the PC room environment at Nishi-Waseda Campus, please check RIKO(Science and Engineering) Media Centre website.
For information on the environment at other campuses, please refer to Information Technology Service Navigation.
The University promotes BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), in which students can use their own laptops for classes and self-study.
We are planning to gradually develop the necessary environment so that students can learn effectively and efficiently and lead a fulfilling student life by making maximum use of ICT without being restricted by time or place, using their own laptops, which they are familiar with.
This section contains information on how to prepare for and take online classes and other useful information.
“Waseda Moodle” can be logged in from the MyWaseda menu after obtaining a WasedaID.
Some contents can be viewed from the period before classes start. In some cases, important questionnaires are being conducted by teachers to understand your learning environment and the issues you are facing, as well as important things to do when taking courses. If you are required to reply or respond, please do so as soon as possible.
First day of classes or at the start of each period, access may be concentrated. Where possible, we recommend that you check and prepare in advance of the class day, including instructions from teachers on the tools to be used and other materials to be downloaded.
To ensure that the problem you are having is resolved quickly, please first check whether you have received a notification regarding your concern in your Waseda mail or whether there is any “System and Maintenance Information” in the IT Service Navigator, and then contact the appropriate contact point.
Please note that it may take up to a week to reply to an enquiry due to system delivery delays caused by access concentration or for other reasons.
Enquiries and questions about the first lecture may be answered in the second lecture. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Support Anywhere is designed to help students get the information they need online whenever possible.
You should first look for the information you want to know on this site, and if you still can’t find a solution to your problem, please contact us/book an appointment to visit us.
In addition to “Application for System Use”, the site contains useful links to “Rikou no Tatsujin”, “Research Resources : Facilities & Instruments”, “Science and Engineering Computer Seminars”, “Safety Information”, “WASEDA Monodukuri Workshop”(Fabrication Laboratory), “Science and Engineering Innovation Lab”, and other useful links.
Date & Time: September 21 (Sun) : 13:00～13:30
Venue : 2F, #63 Bldg. (@Nishi-Waseda Campus)
Date & Time: September 21 (Sun) : 13:40～14:40
Venue : 2F, #63 Bldg. (@Nishi-Waseda Campus)
*For details on the Common Entrance Ceremony,
Please refer to the University’s website.
Please refer to below FAQ first as this could answer your question.
When sending emails for inquiries, please present your name and “Examinee’s number” or “Student ID number (after you obtained)”. Besides, please make sure to use Waseda email once you get it in September.
Undergraduate Schools:
[email protected]
Graduate Schools:
[email protected]
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