3S
The system that supports Musashi University's Seminar
- Learning Commons
- Group Study Room
- Seminar Guidance
- Office Hours/ academic learning Advice Room
- support money
Musashi University provides facilities where students can study independently, either individually or in groups, outside of class hours, prepare for seminars and exercises, and provides spaces for connections between faculty and students.
Building 11 Learning Commons Group Study Room
Learning Commons (LC) Building 11, 3rd floor
Opening hours: 8:30-21:00 (Monday-Friday), 8:30-18:00 (Saturdays and Sundays)
Closed on public holidays, school breaks, and during general entrance exams and the Common University Admissions Test.
*Open on public holiday classes. Opening days and hours may change during long vacations and entrance exam dates, so please check the 3S notice for opening days and hours.
(Reservation required) Certain booths require prior reservation. Click here for reservation method.
Closed on public holidays, school breaks, and during general entrance exams and the Common University Admissions Test.
*Open on public holiday classes. Opening days and hours may change during long vacations and entrance exam dates, so please check the 3S notice for opening days and hours.
(Reservation required) Certain booths require prior reservation. Click here for reservation method.
The Learning Commons (LC) is a facility where students can freely study independently. It has solo work booths and free desks that can be used by individuals, meeting rooms that can be used by groups, coaching booths, presentation areas, and more.
Solo Work Booth
These are semi-private booths where you can concentrate on your studies. Each booth is limited to one person.
Free desks and free working areas
Available for individual or group study. Free desks are equipped with electrical outlets for PCs. Please feel free to use the whiteboard in the free working area. There are also sofas and TVs.
Wooden floor/Japanese-style room
It can be used as a rest area between self-study sessions.
Presentation area (reservation required)
It can be used for group study. PCs and projectors are available for loan in the GS room.
Meeting room (reservation required)
Available for group study. Private room that can accommodate up to 18 people.
Coaching booth (reservation required)
This room can be used for group study. It is intended for use as individual or group instruction outside of regular classes. It is a semi-private room, and the desks are equipped with electrical outlets for PCs.
About Reservations
Booths marked with (Reservation Required) require prior reservation. As a general rule, reservations can only be made on the day. Please write the time of use and the name of the representative on the reservation form (whiteboard) set up at the entrance to the booth. Each reservation is limited to a maximum of two hours in 30-minute increments. Additional reservations can be made if there is availability after use. No special contact will be made when the reserved time arrives, so please begin using the booth on your own. After use, please erase your reservation written on the whiteboard.
Group Study Room (GS Room) Building 11, 4th floor
Opening hours: 8:30-21:00 (Monday-Friday)
Closed on weekends, holidays, school holidays, and during general entrance exams and The Common Test for University Admissions period.
*Open on public holidays when classes are held. Opening days and times may change during long holidays and entrance exam dates, so please check the 3S notice for opening days and times.
Closed on weekends, holidays, school holidays, and during general entrance exams and The Common Test for University Admissions period.
*Open on public holidays when classes are held. Opening days and times may change during long holidays and entrance exam dates, so please check the 3S notice for opening days and times.
The "Group Study Room (GS Room)" can be used when you want to advance your research outside of seminar time, hold discussions with your seminar classmates, practice your research presentations, etc. Each faculty has a booth and is equipped with the necessary equipment for their studies. There is also an open space shared by all faculties.
Each faculty area
In principle, each faculty area is for use by students of that faculty. Please feel free to use the projectors provided. They can also be used for discussions and practice for research presentations.
OPEN SPACE
This is an open space shared by all faculties. There are PCs on the long desks. You can use it freely without making a reservation.
Regarding rental PCs and projectors
There are lockers for rental PCs and projectors in the GS Room on the 4th floor. Please use them by each student.
・PCteethGSYou can use it any time during the opening hours of the room. However, you must return it atGSRoom Closed30Please complete this minutes in advance.PCmay be taken out as long as they are within the building where classes are held.
・Projector rental1The maximum time for each session is two hours.11You can take it out from the 3rd or 4th floor of Building No.
・PCNeither the camera nor the projector are available for rental on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays.
Seminar Guidance
Choose the seminar that's right for you
Each faculty holds seminar information sessions led by faculty members. Students can obtain the information they need to choose a seminar, such as the themes and class procedures that each seminar covers.
Office Hours/ academic learning Advice
A system that allows students to freely consult with faculty members
There is a system in place where faculty members are available in indivisual faculty offices and other locations so that students can freely consult with them about seminars and class content. By talking directly with faculty members, students can clarify what they want to learn and deepen their understanding.
support money
Supporting part of the costs necessary for students to actively participate in seminar activities
Musashi University supports part of the expenses necessary for students to actively participate in seminar activities. The expenses can be used for fieldwork both in Japan and overseas, purchasing materials, and publishing reports for each seminar.