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Date | Details |
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By September 16 |
Provisional registration |
From September 17 | Classes begin |
September 28 - 30 |
Course Registration period (final registration) |
October 6-7 | Course change period |
GIS Handbook, syllabus
* For students admitted from 2012 to 2015, it is necessary to change subjects from the above table. Please check from page 30 of the GIS handbook.
Students who wish to attend online during the Fall semester due to health issues or immigration restrictions may request to do so by using the university form (you will see the link posted on the front page of Hoppii).
If you have other important personal issues that are not related to underlying diseases or immigration, you may use the GIS online attendance application form. Following the same process as the Spring semester, you should apply online, stating clearly your reasons for wishing to do so. Even if you got permission in spring you will need to reapply for the new semester. Such requests should be made through the official form and not via individual instructors.
Spring semester entrants can take seminars from the third year. Fall semester entrants can take seminars from the spring semester of the second year.
If you want to join a seminar from the 2022 spring semester, please check the website below. You can find videos of each seminar, which students have created to give you an insight into what kind of things you will cover, the atmosphere, etc.
Your class (from 1 to 8) remains same even in the 2nd year. Please see page GIS hand book in order to know when and which courses you need to take.
On April 2nd we sent a letter by post regarding classes. Please make sure to check this letter and attend the mentioned class/es.
* There are not any textbooks that need to be purchased for either subject.
The credits needed for graduation vary depending on the year of admission and classes for compulsory subjects. Please make sure to check the GIS Handbook.
Enrollment after the 2020 academic year: Page 学部-(8)
Enrollment between the 2016 and 2019 academic years: Page 学部-(19)
Please refer to page 学部-(8) of the GIS Handbook.
Open courses offered by other departments: For eligible courses by year please refer to Open Courses offered by other departments under 履修可能年次 from the Timetable.
All acquired credits are counted uniformly at the 200-level. You can take up to 10 credits including ESOP courses.
Global Open Courses: For eligible courses by year please refer to 配当年次/Year of the Global Open Courses timetable.
All acquired credits are counted uniformly as 100-level Introductory Courses.
ESOP subjects (subjects that are not on the GIS timetable and need to be applied for prior to taking the class):
All acquired credits are counted uniformly at the 200-level. You can take up to 10 credits including Open Courses Offered by Other Departments.
* The ESOP courses listed here are not cross-listed. Cross-listed courses are at the level described on page 学部-(9) as GIS subjects.
Please refer to page 学部-(19) of the GIS Handbook.
Open courses offered by other departments: For eligible courses by year please refer to Open Courses offered by other departments under 履修可能年次 from the Timetable.
All acquired credits are counted uniformly at the 200-level. You can take up to 10 credits including 200-level Global Open Courses, and ESOP courses.
Global Open Courses: For eligible courses by year please refer to 配当年次/Year of the Global Open Courses timetable.
配当年次/Year determines the level of credits that can be acquired.
1~: 100-level General Study Courses
2~: 200-level
3~: 300-level
ESOP subjects (subjects that are not on the GIS timetable and need to be applied for prior to taking the class)
All acquired credits are counted uniformly at the 200-level. You can take up to 10 credits including 200-level Global Open Courses, and Open Courses Offered by Other Departments.
* The ESOP courses listed here are not cross-listed. Cross-listed courses are at the level described on page 学部-(20) as GIS subjects.
As already explained in the spring semester, if you want to take other open courses offered by ILAC in the fall semester, even if it is a fall semester course, it is possible that you will be selected in the first class of the spring semester (Please see 共通-(19) in the 2021 GIS Handbook).
Please ensure that you provisionally register by the first class in the spring semester and check all necessary information.
At GIS, middle and high school teacher’s licenses (in English) can be obtained by students who enrolled at Hosei University up until the 2020 academic year. However, the teacher’s license program has been abolished for 2021 entrants. Therefore, the teacher’s license can’t be obtained even if a student takes a GIS course as a special register student (科目等履修生) after graduating. Students who wish to obtain a teacher’s license (limited to students who entered university up to the 2020 academic year) must obtain the necessary credits for teaching before graduation.
If a student has been studying abroad from their 4th year, they can obtain the teacher’s license when they graduate if all necessary courses have been completed before graduating.
Students with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or more up to the end of the previous year may achieve up to 60 credits in one year. Any students that wish to do this must contact the GIS office (Inquiry form).
Beginning in the 2018 academic year, GIS sports club members are able to acquire credits for physical education by participating in sports club activities instead of taking classes.
Please refer to the below and follow the relevant procedures during registration.
Joined the sports club in the relevant academic year and, in principle, stayed in the club until the end of the recording period (mid-January of the relevant academic year) of the “sports club attendance record (体育会出席簿)."
Registered as participating in activities as recorded in the “sports club attendance record."
Received an evaluation of S to C- in assessments by the head of the club.
In addition to the above, satisfied the general requirements for the acquisition of credits, such as being enrolled at Hosei University.
The student must submit the Application for Physical Education Credits for the Regular Participants of Athletic Club Activities during the fall semester registration period, and complete any needed procedures.
Two credits can be earned for 1 course (as Physical Education) for 1 year of sport club activities. Credits are counted as the number of credits earned in the fall semester.
It is not possible to take a Physical Education course if credits have been obtained for sport club activities. Students who still want to join this course can register as normal.
Only two credits will be granted for sport club activities over the entirety of your studies.
No credits will be gained if the student withdraws midway through the academic year.
The credits will be graded S to C, and can be included in GPA.
Nighttime athletic club activities (第二体育会) are not included for credit acquisition.
After the results have been announced, if you wish to take a different course from the second week, then please contact the teacher in charge of that course.
At Hosei University, if a student has been enrolled for more than 4 years and acquired the required number of credits, they can graduate in March.
Students that entered university in September and wish to graduate in March need to apply by a fixed date as shown below.
New 4th year students who would normally progress to the next year are unable to graduate in March as they would only have been enrolled at the university for 3.5 years as of the end of March.
After completing registration for the 2021 fall semester, fill out the Application for Graduation in March and submit it in person or by mail to your department or faculty office.
17:00 on October 8, 2021 (Friday). Applications by mail must arrive by October 8.
* Please contact your faculty or department office if you have any questions.
If you want to graduate early in September 2022, then please check the separate Hoppii notification "Early Graduation in AY 2022 (Fall Term Enrollment) / 早期卒業について" before applying.
1. Target years
Students who are in their second year in the fall semester
2. Deadline for submission of application form
September 17, 2021 (Friday)
Please see the below for further details. (Explanation in Japanese)
Data Science A and B will be held from the fall semester.
If you wish to take this course, please see the below for further details. (Explanation in Japanese)
Credits will be given as 100-level General Study Courses.