The present University Library was built in 1985 and has five stories, three stories above and two underground, and a total floor space of 21,750 square meters. The library contains top-class facilities and is considered to be large scale for a Japanese university. The number of books totals about 2,180,000, and the number of visitors through the year reaches about 670,000.

The Gymnasiums has 3 arenas which have different intended purposes. On the first floor, the “Sub Arena A” can be used as a multipurpose area and training facility.

The IT Center oversees the university's cutting-edge ICT environment, and supports learning and research activities. They have a large computer corner which is freely available for all students, and an IT consultation corner.

The university swimming pool is used mainly for a physical education and water sports clubs, and it is also open for individual use for a charge.

The "Kanbun-kan" serves as the Kansai University Museum (KUM) and is the oldest building in Kansai University (registered tangible cultural property). In it are housed own about 15,000 items which include archeological, historical, folk objects, and permanent exhibits total about 700 items including 16 items classed as "important cultural property".

The second floor of the "Rinpukan" has many seats in the student restaurant, and there are shops which stock textbooks, computers, amenities and cosmetics, travel agent, driver's license center, housing agent, and a beauty parlor on the third floor.

In 1962, an auditorium was constructed by the famous Japanese architect Togo Murano and was reconstructed as the Symphony Hall with 362 seats in 2006. It is expected to be used in a wide range of application such as university ceremonies and lectures as well as the extracurricular activities such as theater and music.

Senriyama Campus contains many open green spaces such as the two gardens Yukyuno-niwa and Asukano-niwa, and also the Senriyama North plaza.