The Japan Federation of Private Universities has published the White Paper on Student Life at Private Universities 2022. The content summarizes the analysis results of the 2021th Student Life Survey conducted in 16, and features private universities and student life that have continued to be confused as the spread of the new coronavirus continues.
According to the Federation of Private Universities of Japan, the white paper consists of eight chapters.From Chapter 8 "Purpose/Reasons/Fulfillment/Expectations" of the first chapter, we introduce the analysis results by narrowing down the themes for each chapter, such as "Economy", "University life", "Extracurricular activities", and "Anxiety/concerns". ing.
The 16th Student Life Survey was conducted during the period when the number of people infected with the new coronavirus was increasing, and there were many problems caused by the corona virus, such as a decrease in the time spent on campus and the rate of participation in extracurricular activities, as well as confusion due to campus closures and online classes. The serious effects of the calamity are showing up in student life.For this reason, the white paper begins with "The relationship between enrollment satisfaction and learning outcomes (grade self-evaluation)," "Actual anxieties and worries in student life," "The impact of the corona disaster," We have a special page called "Considerations about the burden of tuition fees."
Professor Hidekatsu Hojo, Faculty of Human Sciences, Musashino University, chairman of the Student Life Survey Subcommittee of the Federation of Private Universities of Japan, said, “The environment surrounding students has changed significantly due to the corona crisis. I hope it will be useful in resolving support issues."
