Supporting a Diversity of Graduate Students

 At the Graduate School of Core Ethics and Frontier Sciences, we have a diverse student body including graduate students with disabilities, adult students, and international students. In order to meet a diversity of student needs in the futuure, we have built a research environment and strengthened support systems. As a result, we have established the “Support for Visually-Impaired Student Techniques, Revised edition” (edited by Aoki Shintaro, 2010, Seizon Research Center, report 12), among others.

Support Activities Up to Now

  • Electronic text service for visually-impaired graduate students (in partnership with the Ritsumeikan University Support Center for Physically Challenged StudentsRitsumeikan University Support Center for Physically Challenged Students)
  • Transportation assistance for wheelchair users and visually-impaired graduate students
  • Distance learning Skype lesson assistance for students with disabilities
  • Assistance in recording lessons and planning presentations
  • Japanese assistance for international students
  • Computer skills lessons (for visually-impaired graduate students / adult students)

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