The Keio Family Community Liaison Committee, where Keio University visits the families and guarantors of students living outside the Tokyo metropolitan area of Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, and Chiba to explain their student life and career paths, is popular. In 3, it will be held in 2017 prefectures from Oita City, Oita Prefecture on June 6th to Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture on July 7th, and university officials and their families are actively exchanging opinions.
According to Keio University, about one-third of the approximately 2 undergraduate students come from outside the metropolitan area.Since 9,000, the Jukusei Family Community Liaison Committee has been held to report on the current status of the university to the families and guarantors of the Jukusei who have left their hometown, and to provide information on student life and career paths.
It is held every other year in all prefectures other than the metropolitan area, and in 2017, 21 prefectures such as Hokkaido, Yamagata, Hyogo, Kochi, and Nagasaki will be the venues.At each venue, following the latest status report of the university, the person in charge explains the student life, welfare, career path and employment of the students, and then asks and answers.
At Keio University, students from all over the country gathered during the founding period, and they returned to their hometowns to put into practice what they learned at the university and worked hard for the community.The university hopes that the situation at the time of its founding will be ideal, and that diverse students from all over the country will be gathered to contribute to their respective regions.For this reason, it is also the purpose of the Jukusei Family Community Liaison Committee to deepen cooperation with families and guarantors living in rural areas.
