Kyushu University

Moving about the city is no problem as the city is well connected by public vehicles. Renting out vehicles is also not a difficult job. Students can easily do commutes as and when required. Some ways to access the university are:

• From Hakata Station -Taking the Fukuoka City Subway 
• Taking the Nishitetsu Express bus

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• The library at Kyushu University is well stocked with various collections that can help students and researchers in both their disciplines and interdisciplinary studies. The chronicles, digital archives, learning guides, rare books, special collections, etc., along with different journals, research papers, magazines, and guides of various sorts, make up the general repository of the library.
• Kyushu University has ample support for education as well. They have an online e-learning system for their staff, mostly in Japanese. The Kyushu University Innovation Center for Educational Resources is another support service for education. There is a Kyushu university Moodle.
• Since the university gives a lot of importance to the health and well-being of the students, faculty, and staff, it also has appropriate health, medical, and well-being services on campus. Kyushu University international students are taken care of, and they feel like a home away from home. 

Student life is a crucial university packed with a plethora of activities apart from academics that help engage the students. There is a lot of support for international students, welfare facilities, sports, and athletic facilities, meeting facilities, a training center, a Plaza, and many cultural and extracurricular activities for students to engage in. There are various student-led activities organized by different clubs and societies of the university.

The on-campus accommodation is spread across the dormitories, which provide an international environment within themselves. This diverse mixture of students, both freshmen, and graduate students, live together and help each other in every way they can. It is a great place to create permanent relationships, networking, and connections for the future. There are principally four types of accommodation on campus at Kyushu university:

• Dormitory 1 is located more or less at the center of the campus with individual rooms and has an almost equal number of Japanese and international students.
• Dormitory 2 is also located more or less towards the center of the campus with individual rooms and has an 8:2 ratio of Japanese to international students.
• Dormitory 3 is again located towards the center of the campus and has shared rooms for up to four people per unit. Usually, these rooms are allocated so that there are two Japanese students and two international students per unit. The living space is private, but the basic amenities like the kitchen, dining room, bath, and toilet are shared by four people.
• Harmony House is a dormitory located around 1 kilometer from the center of the campus and has the largest amount of living space at the university. There is a 1:1 ratio between Japanese and international students who live in individual rooms. This accommodation is more appropriate for married couples, although there are single rooms.
• The accommodation costs on-campus can be around JPY 30,000 (INR 17,325) per month.