Online classes at UOsaka
The University of Osaka holds in-person classes to provide students with opportunities to communicate both among themselves and with faculty members in order to inspire students to cultivate their humanity through face-to-face interaction.
At the same time, the university also puts emphasis on online classes, in which various media is utilized at a high level, as a method for improving educational effects. We call it "blended learning,” in which face-to-face instruction and online education are combined according to lecture content, year in school, and instruction methods.
In blended learning, online classes, submission of reports, course registration, viewing of grades, and other various correspondence is conducted via an online system, so students are asked to make use of a personal laptop computer that they have individually prepared to access this system.
*First-year undergraduate students who will take classes at the university for the first time should refer to the following file regarding minimum laptop specifications when preparing their personal laptop computer.
- Minimum laptop specifications (AY2027 version, as of September 2026) (file in Japanese)
Taking Online Classes
Tips for students taking online classes
1. 12 keys to success in blended learning
Blended learning is defined as curricula combining face-to-face instruction and online education. Especially since 2020, online classes through the use of the Internet have been actively conducted as a measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
You can get information about how to facilitate learning through blended learning from the website "12 keys to success in blended learning.” (link in Japanese)
2. Online learning etiquette for students
We ask you to follow online etiquette so that all students can learn in a pleasant, comfortable, and efficient environment.
3. Tips for taking online classes
The Center for Education in Liberal Arts and Sciences (CELAS) provides tips for students on creating and submitting assignments for online classes.
For details, click here. (link in Japanese)
Internet access points at UOsaka
On-campus access points are available for students who attend online classes before or after in-person classes, as well as for those whose home network environment is unstable.
(link in Japanese)