At the Health Care Center, a psychiatrist and a clinical psychologist provide
“Consultation on everything related to the mind or body” and “Student psychological consultation” programs. At the Student Counseling Office,

a campus social worker offers counseling on everything.
As university-wide efforts, we conduct a survey to find out how much fatigue students have accumulated,
and encourage the relevant students to receive consultation and counseling at the Health Care Center or the Student Counseling Office according to their results.
We also hold meetings (review meetings for student support) in which faculty members and staff members of the Health Care Center and the Student Counseling Office discuss how to support individual students.

The Student Support Committee has been established,
through which instructors in charge from each division provide support to students.

The Welfare and Employment Committee has been established,
through which instructors in charge from each course provide support to students.
As for students who tend to be absent from classes, the committee asks course instructors to provide individual support to them.

Instructors in charge of “Introductory Seminar (I/II),
required courses in the first and second year, and “Seminar (I/II)”,
required courses in the third and fourth year, provide consultation and support to students,
in cooperation with administrative staff members and the relevant faculty organization (Educational and Student Affairs Committee) as well as the Health Care Center and the Student Counseling Office.

Instructors in charge of individual classes, tutors, and instructors of individual courses offer counseling to students in their first year, their second year, and their third and fourth years, respectively (For students in the Global Leader Course, mentors offer counseling from enrollment to graduation).
In some cases, they provide support, in cooperation with counselors, for students’ concerns about learning and research.

The Student Counseling Room has been established, through which nurses respond to students’ mental health problems on Thursday and Friday.
The School of Medicine Student Committee and the Medical Sciences Graduate School Student Committee also provide similar support.
In addition, the Counseling on mental and physical health @ Honjo Campus program is provided by a clinical psychologist at 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, and 16:00 on Wednesdays (excluding the fourth Wednesday each month) on an appointment basis.

The Health Counseling Room has been established,
through which nurses respond to students’ mental health problems on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
(from 9:00 to 16:00; excluding national holidays).

Instructors in charge of individual classes and research advisers of individual laboratories provide counseling to students in their first and second years and to students in the higher years and graduate students, respectively.
They also provide consultation on mental health in cooperation with the Student Committee.

Consultation is provided by the Student Support Committee and through e-mails.

The Student Committee has been established,
through which committee members from each field provide consultation to students.

Instructor system: Two full-time instructors take care of one student to offer consultation on issues related to learning and daily life.
Student Support Committee: The Student Support Committee has been established,
through which instructors in charge provide consultation to students.

For more information, please contact the
educational affairs section of individual faculties and graduate schools(PDF 48 KB).