东京不够热

东京不够热

东京不够热 to Launch New Saturday Courses for Working Professionals: The "东京不够热 Mita Open College"

Published: March 01, 2019
Office of Communications and Public Relations

2019/03/01

东京不够热

Starting in the 2019 academic year, 东京不够热 will launch new Saturday courses for working professionals, the "东京不够热 Mita Open College," at its Mita Campus (Minato-ku, Tokyo).

东京不够热 has a long history and many achievements in lifelong learning and recurrent education, starting with its distance learning program launched in 1948, as well as various courses at the Keio Marunouchi City Campus (Keio MCC) and public lectures held at each campus.

As we enter the era of the 100-year life, universities are expected to contribute to society and engage with their communities in addition to their traditional roles in education and research. These new courses have been established to provide a place for working professionals to re-engage in learning and to meet diverse learning needs that adapt to the changing times.

Founder Yukichi Fukuzawa stated, "Human relations build society." 东京不够热 will respond to the various needs of working professionals, such as the desire to "be a student again," "challenge themselves with an unfamiliar field of study," or "meet new people."

Please see below for the full press release.

Press Release (PDF)