The University of Aizu

Announcements for Current Students

[Undergraduate School]

1st Semester Classses
　　Monday, May 9 ~ Monday, September 5
　　Wednesday, May 18 ~ Thursday, May 19: No class due to health check
　　　　(TOEIC IP (for 1st year students) will be held on Thursday, May 19.)
　　Tuesday, August 2 ~ Wednesday, August 16: No class

1st Semester Examinations
　　Friday, August 26 ~ Monday, September 5

Summer Vacation
　　Tuesday, September 6 ~ Friday, September 30

[Graduate School]

1st Quarter classes
　　Monday, May 9 ~ Thursday, July 7
　　Wednesday, May 18 ~ Thursday, May 19: No class due to health check
　　　　(English Proficiency Test (TOEIC IP) will be held on Thursday, May 19.)
　　Monday, July 4 ~ Tuesday, July 5: No class

2nd Quarter classes
　　Friday, July 11 ~ Friday, September 30

Summer Vacation
　　Tuesday, July 26 ~ Friday, August 26

Please refer to the revised Academic Calendar.

Academic Affairs Section (0242-37-2600, sad-aas@u-aizu.ac.jp)

[Undergraduate School]

The course registration period (extended) is over. Please visit here for detailed information (Japanese Only). If you are unable to access the Internet network, please report it to the Academic Affairs Section (phone: 0242-37-2600, e-mail: sad-aas@u-aizu.ac.jp).

[Graduate School]

The course registration period for AY 2011 will be postponed.  Determined schedule will be announced later.

Academic Affairs Section (0242-37-2600, sad-aas@u-aizu.ac.jp)

(1) Volunteer Recruit in Aizu Wakamatsu City
There are several emergency evacuation area established within the city jurisdiction of the City of Aizu Wakamatsu.  Many volunteers are needed to support people sheltered in those evacuation area.  If any students of the University of Aizu are willing to participate in these support activities, please contact Student Affairs Division.    SAD strongly encourages students' participation in this emergency.

(2) Important Notes from the University
Until the situation calms down, SAD encourages our students that not to leave house unless it's extremely necessary.  The University is open for 24 hours, if students need to continue their researches; it's possible to continue their work on campus.

(3) After-school Activities
All after-school activities must be reduced as much as possible, especially outside activities.  But meetings and indoor activities which are necessary, are allowed to be held.

(4) Damages caused by the Earthquake
The University facilities are damaged from the Earthquake and required extra caution.  The University is not able to fix those damaged areas immediately, we ask your understanding and pay caution when you pass by those area.

Student Health and Welfare Services Section (0242-37-2515, cl-health-welfare@u-aizu.ac.jp)

The Internet access to the University website has recovered as of 1:54 p.m. on Sunday, March 13, 2011. (It had been disconnected since 3:16 p.m. on Friday, March 11, 2011.) Please note that the Internet access has been unstable for the time being.Please check information regarding SINET from here (* internal access only).

Information Processing Center (std-help@u-aizu.ac.jp)

[Last Update] 2011-04-04