Student Support Station

In order to strengthen existing relationships between counseling offices and establish a network among in-campus related organizations, the Department of Student Affairs has created a Student Support Station as a part of the Education and Information Office. In order to provide a common meeting area, a Student Support Community Space has been opened on the second floor of the Student Union on the Toyonaka Campus. Please feel free to make use of these facilities and services.

Announcements

  • A Career Support Corner is available in the Main Library (Toyonaka Campus).

 

Counseling Services

The Student Support Station consists of 3 units: Student Consultation Services, Career Counseling, and Support for Students with Disabilities. Appointments are not needed. Please don't hesitate to ask for advice.
Student Consultation Services

In addition to emotional, social, and career pursuit problems, faculty members and graduate students provide advice even on problems such as consumer troubles, club activities, or economic difficulties.

Career Counseling

Employment counselors and career development advisers provide help.

Support for Students with Disabilities

We provide support for students with physical, developmental, or psychological challenges.

In addition to face-to-face, the Support Station provides counseling via phone, fax, and email.

Office Hours

Announcements of holidays or hour changes (changes affecting normal hours/days):

Greetings from Support Station head

In order to strengthen existing relationships between counseling offices and establish a network among in-campus related organizations, Osaka University has created a Student Support Station. This organization reports to the Education and Information Board in order to deal with important issues swiftly. As a basis for activities of the Student Support Station, a Student Support Community Space has been opened.

As noted above, the Student Support Station consists of 3 units: Student Consultation Services, Career Counseling, and Support for Students with Disabilities. Student Consultation Services provides advice concerning troubles students may be having, from interpersonal relationship to school performance. In Career Counseling, professional career advisers are available for assistance and guidance. Support for Students with Disabilities provides support those with challenges.

The Support Station is here for you -- come see us anytime. Don't worry alone.

MIYAZAKI Jyunichi

Student Support Offices -- one on each campus -- See locations below!

On the Suita Campus

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1st floor, IC Hall, 1-1, Yamadaoka, Suita 565-0871

 

On the Toyonaka Campus

 

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2nd floor, Student Union Building, 1-10 Machikaneyama-cho, Toyonaka 560-0043

 

 

On the Minoh Campus

 

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1st floor, Research and Lecture Building A, 8-1-1 Aomatani-higashi, Minoh 562-8558

 

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The Student Support Community Space is in addition to the existing private consultation room on the second floor of the Student Union.

Office hours:

  • Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays -- noon ~ 5:00 p.m.
  • Wednesdays -- noon ~ 4:00 p.m.

Tel: 06-6850-6651

To view information about the Community Space, click here.

  • During business hours, you're welcome to: come and talk with our staff, peruse books [in Japanese] in the community space, or play with KAPLA. Please feel to casually drop by.

The Student Support Community Space is open during lunch break!

Please feel free to drop by the Student Support Community Space during your lunch break. Don't hesitate to visit us if you'd like to talk something over with someone. Bring your lunch; we'll provide the tea!

Office hours and location:

Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, 12:00 noon ~ 5:00 p.m.

Wednesdays: From noon to 4:00 p.m.

2nd floor, Student Union Building, 1-10 Machikaneyama-cho, Toyonaka 560-0043

Tel: 06-6850-6651 

Support Station Newsletter

The counselors issue a newsletter named Station to inform students of activities of the Student Support Station.

Related information

Support Station Report, 2010