ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2026
Academic Calendar & Class/ Examination Schedule 2026
What’s New
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2025
Specialized Course (2 - 4 Year Students)
Arriving in Fukuoka
Welcome to Fukuoka! 福岡へようこそ This section will provide you with information that you need before and after you arrive to Fukuoka to study at Kyushu University!
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2024
Specialized Course (2 - 4 Year Students)
Introduction
Welcome to the cross-cultural and leadership section. Here we will show the diverse array of clubs and organizations international students can take part in as you embark on your academic journey in Kyushu University. You can click on the titles to go to their designated websites.
SCIKYU (Student Committee for the Internationalization of Kyushu University)
SCIKyu's main aim is to promote interactions between Japanese and international students and facilitate the internationalization of Kyushu University through proactive discussions and activities with a committee that contains both students and faculty members. If you are finding it easy to navigate…
SALC (Self Access Learning Center)
SALC is a place in Kyushu University's Ito Campus that supports autonomous English study. The support includes consultations about English study, English conversation, help with English language proficiency tests such as TOEFL or IELTS, and giving students access to books, newspapers, and magazines…
SIM Card
There are a lot of options to get a SIM card in Japan. Some of the major ones include Docomo, Softbank, YMobile, and LineMo (online SIM). To sign the letter of consent, you will need to be at least 18 years of age. Most importantly, usually, they need you to have a credit card as the contract paymen…
Dormitories
IUPE students are eligible to live in the dormitory for their first year of studies. The purpose is to provide a safe and secure environment as we step into our university lives. Currently, there are 4 dormitories available for you to apply. Each of the dormitories has its dormitory manager who spea…
Important Mails/Documents
When you first arrive, you will have to fill up a lot of forms in Japanese including pension service, national health insurance, and MyNumber （マイナビカード） card. 1. Pension service You need to make a statement that you are a student so you can be exempted from paying it. 2. National health insurance You…