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The School of Political Science and Economics (SPSE) offers a unique combination of its vibrant, international student culture in central Tokyo and curricula in political science and economics that are fully comparable to those of top universities in North America and Europe. &＃63340; About the School&＃63340; Courses&＃63340; Application&＃63340; After Being Admitted to Enroll&＃63340; When you arrive &＃63340; During study at Waseda&＃63340; Useful Information&＃63340; Facilities&＃63340; Inquiry About the School &＃63341; WHY WASEDA &＃9570; &＃63341; Why School of Political Science and Economics at Waseda University? Courses When you apply for courses, please refer to the latest version. Please refer to the “Course Registration Guide”, “Course List” and Web Syllabus. Course Registration Guide for Exchange/DD Students  “Course Registration Guide (For Exchange/DD Students)” contains course registration rules for Exchange and Double Degree Program Students and you can check the guide on the following webpage. Course Registration Note Some SPSE courses such as Internships, courses named “Seminars” (excluding Intermediate Seminars), Language courses, and some compulsory courses for degree students, etc. are not open to exchange / DDP students. *Advanced Seminars are open to DDP students. Reference Course Registration Rules Exchange and Double Degree Program Students for Spring 2023 Enrollment Course List Courses offered in the academic year offered by the SPSE are listed in &＃8220;Course List&＃8221; and you can check the list on the following webpage. Lectures, Cancellations, Supplementary Classes, Classroom Changes Regarding the course offered by different schools and centers, please refer to the University-wide Open Courses. Regarding the Japanese language courses offered by Center for Japanese Language, please refer to the Japanese Language Courses. Web Syllabus You can get the details of each course from the web syllabus. Web Syllabus Application This section provides information for incoming exchange and double degree students under the departmental agreements. If you are an incoming student under the University-wide agreements, please refer to the Center for International Education Website. Application Schedule and Necessary Documents Nomination Period The period of the nomination is as follows. Study Abroad Period Nomination Period From Fall Semester March 1 &＃8211; March 20 From Spring Semester October 1 &＃8211; October 20 After receiving the nomination form from your home university, the application guidelines will be sent to each applicant. Application Period The period of application through our online application is as follows. Study Abroad Period Application Period From Fall Semester April 1 &＃8211; April 15 From Spring Semester November 1 &＃8211; November 15 Please note that the necessary documents and period are subject to change.  For more details, please refer to our email and application guidelines which will be sent to each applicant. Application Documents The detailed information will be sent to nominated students. &＃8211; Online Application Form &＃8211; Academic transcript &＃8211; Academic study plan &＃8211; Letter of recommendation (Designated form) &＃8211; Important Notice Regarding the Selection of Exchange Student VISA-Related Documents Under the Japanese immigration law, international students who do not reside in Japan are required to enter Japan with a “Student Visa”, which they can obtain with your &＃8220;Certificate of Eligibility&＃8221; (hereafter &＃8220;CoE&＃8221;). Waseda University will apply for your CoE upon receipt of the required documents. The CoE will be sent to you via email once it has been issued by the Immigration Bureau of Japan. The detailed information will be sent to selected students. List of Necessary Documents for &＃8220;Certificate of Eligibility (CoE)&＃8221;  Online CoE application form Passport (the page with your picture and personal information) Bank balance certificate Written oath for defraying expenses Certificate of Scholarship (if any) Color photograph Please make sure to take your CoE etc. to obtain a “Student Visa” at the nearest Japanese Embassy or Consulate. “Student Visa” will normally be issued within a few days. However, it might take more than one week to be issued in some circumstances. Please also note that you are required to submit your Certificate of Eligibility to an immigration officer at the airport upon entering Japan. For Japanese Nationals Under the Japanese immigration law, Japanese nationals, including dual citizenship holders, must enter Japan with a Japanese passport. In addition, to register your address in Japan, your family register information is needed. Please check this before you come to Japan. After Being Admitted to Enroll This section provides information for incoming exchange and double degree students under the departmental agreements. If you are an incoming student under the University-wide agreements, please refer to the Center for International Education Website. Housing Once your application has been accepted, you will be able to apply for the following accommodation. Please be aware that Waseda University does not have on-campus dormitories, so students seeking accommodation have the following options. If you would like to arrange housing by yourself (such as shared houses or apartments), please collect information carefully. Options Please refer to the following websites and contact each department directly after the results announcement if you have any questions. To apply for a room managed by Kyoritsu Maintenance, a private company who has a contract with Waseda University. Website To apply for homestay managed by Waseda Academic Solutions Website To apply for a room managed by Waseda University Student Housing Center Website To apply for a room managed by Waseda University Cooperative Union Website  (Japanese only) Academic Calendar &＃63341; Academic Calendar When you arrive Resident Registration Please check here. Resident Registration via MyWaseda Please complete the following steps before receiving your student ID card and your address label (the sticker on the backside of your student ID card). Step 1: Login to MyWaseda Step 2: Click “Update Student Profile” Please be sure to fill in the following necessary parts of your address. 1. Postal code: It is indicated by the symbol “〒” followed by a 7-digit number written as three digits hyphen four digits (e.g. 〒169-8050). After filling in the postal code, please click the button “Display”. 2. Town, District, and Block: Many mistakes are common in this partThere are many errors in this part. Please be sure to fill in the name of town (町/Chou or Machi), district (丁目/Choume), and block (番地/banchi). (e.g. 1-6-1 Nishiwaseda（西早稲田1-6-1）) 3. Building and room number: If you live in an apartment, please fill in the name of building and room number. (e.g. Waseda House 101) Step 3: Update your personal information and click “Change Request”. Step 4: Receive your address label (for your student ID card) at SPSE administrative office. National Health Insurance Scheme All international students must register for the National Health Insurance or Kokumin Kenkou Hoken at the municipal office where they submit a “moving-in notification” (Tennnyū todoke). We recommend that your family members also register for the insurance if they intend to stay in Japan with you. If you are registered under this insurance, the insurance will cover 70% of your medical bills. However, please note that certain medical treatments are not covered (Example: medical checkups, cosmetic surgery, childbirth, and traffic accidents). If you intend to receive treatment from medical establishments that accept National Health Insurance, please be sure to take your National Health Insurance Card with you. If you need further information or assistance, please contact the person in charge at the ward or city office of your residence. Academic Orientation The details will be sent to successful applicants via email in advance. The date of the orientation is usually as follows (we will notify well in advance if the date is to change significantly). Study Abroad Period Orientation From Fall Semester Middle of September From Spring Semester End of March Student ID Card Distribution Please receive your student ID card and address label (for your student ID card) at the SPSE Administrative Office, located on the 10F, Building No.3, Waseda Campus. Individual Number (My Number) The Individual Number (My Number) is used in these three areas: social insurance, tax, and disaster countermeasures within Japan. You will be provided a 12 digit My Number when you create a resident certificate for the first time after your arrival in Japan. After approximately 2-3 week after you created a resident certificate for the first time in Japan, you will receive an envelope at your address. (Reference) For Foreign Nationals About the My Number System Opening an Account at a Financial Institution and Overseas Remittance (if necessary) To open an account, you will need the following documents. Please contact your bank for more detai infromation as it may depend on the bank. &＃8211; Passport &＃8211; Residence Card &＃8211; Telephone number valid in Japan &＃8211; Student ID Card &＃8211; Your personal seal &＃8220;Inkan&＃8221; etc. Please visit a financial institution, such as a bank, after completing your resident registration at your city or ward office and obtaining your Student ID Card from the SPSE Administrative Office. You may not be able to open an account if you have been in Japan for less than six months. Please consult with the Center for International Education (CIE) office if you have any difficulty opening an account. Visiting Information – Center for International Education,Waseda University In order to receive overseas remittance at a Japanese bank, the registration of your “My Number” needs to be completed beforehand. It takes at least one week to receive the remittance. SUICA・PASMO (if necessary) Pasmo or Suica is a smart card can be used in place of a train ticket or even shopping. If you are using the Tokyo Metro, Pasmo is recommended; if you are using the JR lines, Suica is recommended. Those who commute by train can change Pasmo or Suica to a commuting pass after receiving their student cards and get reduction. &＃63341; PASMO &＃63341; Suica During study at Waseda Certificate &＃63341; Certificate Application Form This is the Certificate Application Form for SPSE exchange students. You can request the following documents to be signed or issued: ■ Learning Agreement Document that lists the courses you plan to attend during your exchange ■ Certificate of Arrival/Departure Document that states the date of arrival or departure from Japan ■ Other *Specify details by yourself &＃63341; How to order other certificates Grades Announcements Spring semester grades: September 1 Fall semester grades: March 1 Official Transcripts You can confirm their grades on the day grades are announced through MyWaseda (the Waseda portal system).　Regarding the official transcripts, they are sent to your home institution after the announcements. 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