Credit transfer between private universities in Chiba Prefecture (including junior colleges) and the Open University of Japan
overview
This is a system that allows students from private universities in Chiba Prefecture (including junior colleges) and those participating in the Comprehensive Credit Transfer Agreement between the Open University of Japan and the University of Chiba to audit courses at other universities as special audit students that are not offered at their home university.
The contents of the agreement are as follows: (1) when a student wishes to take courses and earn credits at another university, the host university will accept the student as long as it does not interfere with education or research, (2) the accepted student will be treated as a "special audit student," and (3) the period of enrollment will be within one year. This agreement makes it possible to take a wide variety of courses, expanding the range of course choices, and allowing students to learn courses at other universities that are not offered at their home university, contributing to the enrichment and improvement of their academic knowledge. In addition, it is expected that each university will promote mutual exchange by offering distinctive courses, and develop to meet the needs of students.
Students who are interested should contact the relevant department at their university.
Regarding the standards for credit transfer
Chiba University of Commerce
Based on the credit transfer agreement between Chiba Prefectural Private Universities and Junior Colleges, and The Open University of Japan, credits for courses taken by students of our university at other universities will be recognized according to the following standards.
In addition to the course groups of tools, lectures, and seminars, courses taken at the accepting university will be recognized as "credit transfer courses" based on the course name, evaluation, and number of credits taken at the accepting university.
(Note) Credits recognized as "credit transfer subjects" will be counted as so-called "optional elective subjects" for graduation requirements.
Participating schools list (in no particular order):
Aikoku Gakuen University / Edogawa University / Kaichi International University / Kawamura Gakuen Women's University / Kanda University of International Studies / Keiai University / International University of Health and Welfare / International Budo University / Sanyiku Gakuin University / Shumei University / Shukutoku University / Josai International University / Seitoku University / Seiwa University / Chiba University of Economics / Chiba Institute of Technology / Chiba University of Commerce / Chuo Gakuin University / Teikyo Heisei University / Tokyo Christian University Tokyo University of Information Sciences / Tokyo Seitoku University / Futamatsu Gakusha University / Meikai University / Reitaku University / Wayo Women's University / The Open University of Japan / Uekusa Gakuen University / Uekusa Gakuen Junior College / Showa Gakuin Junior College / Shotoku University Junior College / Seiwa University Junior College / Chiba Keiai Junior College / Chiba Keizai University Junior College / Chiba Meitoku Junior College / Tokyo Management Junior College
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Syllabus
If you would like to view the syllabus, please click on CUC PORTAL.
University Consortium Ichikawa Unit Transfer
The University Consortium Ichikawa is recruiting students to take this course as a credit transfer course. In principle, there is no fee for taking the course (some courses require actual expenses). This system allows students to take courses that are not offered at their home university, broadening the scope of their learning. If you would like to take the course, please apply at the administrative office of your home university.
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