Track Record of Financial Assistance Following Large-Scale Natural Disasters
We would like to express our deepest sympathies to everyone affected by the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake. We pray for everyone's safety and speedy recovery and reconstruction.
Our university will provide tuition fee reductions and exemptions to prospective and current students who were affected by the disaster, depending on the circumstances of the disaster. The targets of support are as follows.
Teikyo University Faculty (excluding School of School of Medicine)
Teikyo University Graduate School
Teikyo University Junior College
For parents and guardians
Tuition fee reduction/exemption measures, postponement of payment deadline
We will take support measures to fully or partially exempt tuition fees for 2024. Additionally, the payment deadline will be postponed for those who have not paid their tuition fees.
Refund of paid tuition fees
Tuition fees, etc. that have already been paid will be refunded.
* For details, please contact Teikyo Admission Center (or your campus after admission).
For Enrolled Students
Tuition fee reduction/exemption measures
We will take support measures to fully or partially exempt tuition fees for 2024.
* Please contact your campus for details.
Contact information
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板橋キャンパス学生課 TEL：03-3964-8392
八王子キャンパス学生サポートセンター TEL：042-678-3309
宇都宮キャンパス学生支援グループ学生サポートチーム TEL：028-627-7123
福岡キャンパス学務課（学生支援センター） TEL：0944-88-8427
We will provide the following financial support to current students whose homes and parents' homes have been damaged, hoping for the earliest possible recovery of those affected by the heavy rain disaster in July 2020.
The details of the support are as follows, but please contact the campus office for details.
Support target
The following students
Teikyo University Faculty (excluding School of School of Medicine)
Teikyo University Graduate School(Graduate School of Medicine and Graduate School of Public Health except)
Teikyo University Junior College
Teikyo Senior Nursing School
Support conditions
The parents' home is in an area covered by the Disaster Relief Act, and a "disaster certificate" can be submitted, and the degree of damage is more than inundation on the floor. Or, as a general rule, if your home or parents' home is in an area covered by the Disaster Relief Act, you can submit a "disaster certificate", and the tuition payer died, or the degree of damage was more than half destroyed (including loss, disappearance, liquefaction, etc.) To be.
Do not plan to take a leave of absence, plan to take a leave of absence, or plan to study abroad.
Must not be a national or private expense exemption. For various scholarship students and scholarship students, the amount of scholarship payment (reduction or exemption) will be deducted from the amount of support.
Those who have a strong will to continue their studies (in principle, the superiority or inferiority of grades does not matter, but there may be conditions for those who have significantly poor grades and have not earned credits).
support
If the house is flooded on the floor
Half of the late 2020 payments and the early 2021 payments will be exempted.
If the house is more than half destroyed
All payments for the second half of 2020 and the first half of 2021 will be exempted.
The full and half exemption payments are tuition fees, facility expansion fees, experimental training fees (excluding the amount equivalent to the Helicopter Pilot Course outsourcing fee of the Faculty of Faculty of Science and Engineering and Engineering, Department of Aerospace Engineering), and book fees.
Students who have already paid the above payment will be refunded.
The application deadline is until the payment deadline in the second half of 2020 (until the payment deadline in the first half of 2021 if only the payment in the first half of 2021 is exempted), and if the application is not made in time, the right will be lost.
We have provided the following financial support to current students whose homes and parents' homes have been damaged, hoping for the earliest possible recovery of those affected by the disaster caused by the power outage caused by Typhoon No. 19. increase.
The details of the support are as follows, but please contact the campus office for details.
Support target
The following students
Teikyo University Faculty (excluding School of School of Medicine)
Teikyo University Graduate School(Graduate School of Medicine and Graduate School of Public Health except)
Teikyo University Junior College
Teikyo Senior Nursing School
Support conditions
The parents' home is in an area covered by the Disaster Relief Act, and a "disaster certificate" can be submitted, and the degree of damage is more than inundation on the floor. Or, as a general rule, if your home or parents' home is in an area covered by the Disaster Relief Act, you can submit a "disaster certificate", and the tuition payer died, or the house was partially destroyed or more than half destroyed (including washout, disappearance, and liquefaction). ).
Do not plan to take a leave of absence, plan to take a leave of absence, or plan to study abroad.
Must not be a national or private expense exemption. For various scholarship students and scholarship students (excluding scholarship recipients from the Japan Student Services Organization and newspaper scholarship students), the amount of scholarship payment (reduction or exemption) will be deducted from the amount of support.
Those who have a strong will to continue their studies (in principle, the superiority or inferiority of grades does not matter, but there may be conditions for those who have significantly poor grades and have not earned credits).
support
If the house is flooded on the floor
Half of the late 2019 payments and the early 2020 payments will be exempted.
If the house is more than half destroyed
All payments for the second half of 2019 and the first half of 2020 will be exempted.
The full and half exemption payments are tuition fees, facility expansion fees, experimental training fees (excluding the amount equivalent to the Helicopter Pilot Course outsourcing fee of the Faculty of Faculty of Science and Engineering and Engineering, Department of Aerospace Engineering), and book fees.
Students who have already paid the above payment will be refunded.
We have provided the following financial support to current students whose homes and parents' homes have been damaged, hoping for the earliest possible recovery of those affected by the disaster caused by the power outage caused by Typhoon No. 15. increase.
The details of the support are as follows, but please contact the campus office for details.
Support target
The following students
Teikyo University Faculty (excluding School of School of Medicine)
Teikyo University Graduate School(Graduate School of Medicine and Graduate School of Public Health except)
Teikyo University Junior College
Teikyo Senior Nursing School
Support conditions
The parents' home is in an area covered by the Disaster Relief Act, and a "disaster certificate" can be submitted, and the degree of damage is more than inundation on the floor. Or, as a general rule, if your home or parents' home is in an area covered by the Disaster Relief Act, you can submit a "disaster certificate", and the tuition payer died, or the house was partially destroyed or more than half destroyed (including washout, disappearance, and liquefaction). ).
Do not plan to take a leave of absence, plan to take a leave of absence, or plan to study abroad.
Must not be a national or private expense exemption. For various scholarship students and scholarship students (excluding scholarship recipients from the Japan Student Services Organization and newspaper scholarship students), the amount of scholarship payment (reduction or exemption) will be deducted from the amount of support.
Those who have a strong will to continue their studies (in principle, the superiority or inferiority of grades does not matter, but there may be conditions for those who have significantly poor grades and have not earned credits).
support
If the house is flooded on the floor
Half of the late 2019 payments and the early 2020 payments will be exempted.
If the house is more than half destroyed
All payments for the second half of 2019 and the first half of 2020 will be exempted.
The full and half exemption payments are tuition fees, facility expansion fees, experimental training fees (excluding the amount equivalent to the Helicopter Pilot Course outsourcing fee of the Faculty of Faculty of Science and Engineering and Engineering, Department of Aerospace Engineering), and book fees.
Students who have already paid the above payment will be refunded.
We have provided the following financial support to current students whose homes and parents' homes have been damaged, hoping for the earliest possible recovery of those affected by the heavy rain disaster that accompanied the front in August 2019. increase.
The details of the support are as follows, but please contact the campus office for details.
Support target
The following students
Teikyo University Faculty (excluding School of School of Medicine)
Teikyo University Graduate School(Graduate School of Medicine and Graduate School of Public Health except)
Teikyo University Junior College
Teikyo Senior Nursing School
Support conditions
The parents' home is in an area covered by the Disaster Relief Act, and a "disaster certificate" can be submitted, and the degree of damage is more than inundation on the floor.
Do not plan to take a leave of absence, plan to take a leave of absence, or plan to study abroad.
Must not be a national or private expense exemption. For various scholarship students and scholarship students (excluding scholarship recipients from the Japan Student Services Organization and newspaper scholarship students), the amount of scholarship payment (reduction or exemption) will be deducted from the amount of support.
Those who have a strong will to continue their studies (in principle, the superiority or inferiority of grades does not matter, but there may be conditions for those who have significantly poor grades and have not earned credits).
support
Half-price exemption for late 2019 payments and early 2020 payments.
Half-price exemption payments are tuition fees, facility expansion fees, experimental training fees (excluding the amount equivalent to the Helicopter Pilot Course outsourcing fee of the Faculty of Faculty of Science and Engineering and Engineering, Department of Aerospace Engineering), and book fees.
Students who have already paid the above payment will be refunded.
