Waseda University pursues the consummate education for its students, faculty and staff, led by the Center for Higher Education Studies (CHES).

The office aims to create relationships between the university and businesses, government organizations and the local community.

WAVOC coordinates a wide range of programs, combining lectures with hands-on activities in the field. It also offers a variety of volunteer projects where students play a lead role in planning and facilitating.

DSSO provides essential academic support to disabled students (including hearing or visual impairments and limited mobility) at Waseda in cooperation with each undergraduate and graduate school.

Mutual respect for each person's uniqueness, an environment that welcomes creative thinking of all kinds and a spirit of progressivism regardless of gender are the essence of our gender equality policy.

Waseda is committed to protective, preventive measures against harassment of any kind involving all students, faculty and staff members, upholding their individual rights to pursue their academic study, research and professional goals.

See our policies, rules and activities.

Disaster planning and recovery includes support for students in need, helping recovery efforts and supporting the distressed communities.

Waseda University operates an environmental management system to conserve energy, water and other resources, and reduce waste output.

Multiple committees and special offices work to ensure safety on campus.

The award aims to honor journalists working for progress in society, culture and democracy.

The award, established in memory of Dr. Shoyo Tsubouchi, founder of the school of literature, honors distinguished work in literature, culture and the arts.