Employment Support System

The Faculty supports every one of the students in their career-building with a variety of programs catered for each individual.

　The Career Center at the Takatsuki MUSE Campus mainly supports students enrolled with the Faculty of Societal Safety Sciences in their career-building and job-seeking activities. The Center also accepts applications for lectures held at the Extension Reed Center and provides counseling services. At the Center, there is an environment that encourages students to study by and for themselves. For example, in the Audio Study Room, students can watch DVDs that feature employment and career supporting events and activities. These services are available to all students from all other campuses. The Faculty of Societal Safety Sciences provides its students with various programs on its own, like Career Seminars or internship programs. These programs are also offered to first year students.

1. Thinking about Career Design

   Attending lectures organized by the Career Center
   Participating in various internship programs
   Attending “Career Design I, II, III”

2. Improvement of Basic Professional Aptitude

   Students are divided into classes with a small number of students. Each class is supervised by a full-time teacher and students are trained to master four basic skills that are required in a working adult, namely, information gathering, reading comprehension, writing, and presentation and discussion skills.
   
   Introductory Exercise (the 1st year)
   Basic Exercise (the 2nd year)