Kansai University has four libraries, one at each of the following campuses: Senriyama, Takatsuki, Takatsuki Muse, and Sakai. These libraries boast top-class facilities and book collections. This includes everything from classical book collections to digital materials. Each library provides educational and research support with comprehensive services.
Kansai University's museum was opened in 1994 and has around 70,000 items in its collection, including materials related to archeology, history, and folklore as well as arts, crafts and nature. The museum is also used for academic research, classes on archeology and history, and is a site for practical courses aimed at obtaining qualifications as a curator.
All campus are equipped with a well-developed network providing cutting-edge ICT to support advanced research and education activities. The Center has a computer area and printers that can be freely used by students as well as faculty, and there is also an on-campus Wi-Fi access point, so personal computers, smartphones, tablets, and other devices can be used with the campus network.
Book Publishing
Kansai University Press publishes academic books and university course materials, with a particular focus on publishing the research results of full-time faculty members. Kansai University Press is not an independent organization but is positioned as a part of the university. It has established a publication grant system for faculty members, and engages in a variety of services including editing, publishing, and book sales.
Our University has five seminar houses throughout Japan, all of which are intended to support education and research activities while developing rich interpersonal relationships. These facilities are located in quiet environments surrounded by nature, and they can be used for research, training, seminar training camps, and other curriculum activities as well as club and other extracurricular activities.
