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Research Alumni Education Prospective Students Current Students UTokyo FOCUS Access and Campus Maps Contact Make a donation 日本語 中文 한국어 COVID-19 Response Home > COVID-19 Response > University Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 － FAQ 日本語 University Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 － FAQ March 29, 2024 Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Response Policies and Efforts Safety and Health Education and Student Life Latest Information ｜ Messages from the President ｜ COVID-19 Emergency Action Fund   ｜ Campus Entry Health Form--> Top FAQ This page contains frequently asked questions and other information for students and staff related to UTokyo’s Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) response. 1.1 UTokyo COVID-19 Policies Q1．What are the University of Tokyo&＃39;s policies and efforts regarding COVID-19? A1. Please see the following page for information on policies on conducting activities as well as information on other efforts: Policies and Efforts. 1.2 Classes, University Events and Extracurricular Activities Q1. I would like information about the Diploma Presentation Ceremony, Commencement and the Matriculation Ceremony. A1. For the Diploma Presentation Ceremony, see this page. For Commencement, see this page. For the Matriculation Ceremony (undergraduate), see this page (Japanese language only). For the Matriculation Ceremony (graduate), see this page (Japanese language only). For the Autumn Semester Diploma Presentation and Commencement Ceremony, see this page. For the Autumn Semester Matriculation Ceremony, see this page. Q2. I would like information about classes. A2. For detailed information on classes and exams, please check UTAS (UTokyo Academic Affairs System) and your faculty, graduate school or department. See the following page for information on COVID-19-related policies regarding classes and exams: Classes and Exams. For information regarding taking online classes and how to use related tools, please see the UTokyo Online Class and Web Conference Portal Site. Q3. I would like information about extracurricular activities. A3. In principle, extracurricular activities are prohibited when the Activity Restrictions Index level is Level 1 or higher. For policies regarding extracurricular activities, see the following page: Extracurricular Activities. For questions about extracurricular activities, please contact the central administration&＃39;s Student Support Group or the Student Support Group in the College of Arts and Sciences. For information on Komaba Campus facility use, please see "Partial Reopening of Facilities for Extracurricular Activity Use on Komaba I Campus." (Japanese language only) Student Support Group (central administration): gakuseishien.adm AT gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp (please replace "AT" with "@") Student Support Group (College of Arts and Sciences): shien-team.c AT gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp (please replace "AT" with "@") Q4. I would like information about using facilities for extracurricular activities. A4. Whether the use of facilities for extracurricular activities is allowed depends on the Activity Restrictions Index level. See the pages below for more information. The Reopening of Facilities for Extracurricular Activity Use (updated frequently) (Japanese language only) Support for Recognized Student Clubs and Athletics (Japanese language only) Q5. I would like in formation on the FLY Program (Freshers&＃39; Leave Year Program), Hands-on Activity Programs, the Field Study Policy Collaboration Program, the Global Internship Program and other programs. A5. Information on each program is outlined on its page, so please check the page(s) below. FLY Program (Fresher’s Leave Year Program) (Japanese language only) Hands-on Activity Programs Field Study Policy Collaboration Program (Japanese language only) Global Internship Program (UGIP) (Japanese language only) 1.3 Tuition Fees, Scholarships and Housing Q1. I would like information on admission and tuition fee exemptions. A1. Please see this page: Admission Fee, Tuition and Exemptions. Q2. I would like information on scholarships. A2. For scholarship information, please see this page: Scholarships. Also, for students whose financial situations have changed dramatically due to COVID-19, please see the following announcement: For Students whose Financial Situations Changed Dramatically due to COVID-19. (Japanese language only) For information on scholarships for international students, please also see this site: Website for International Students. Q3. I would like information on student housing and other accommodations. For information on student housing and other accommodations, please see this page. For international students, please see the page for the Housing Office for details. For information on renting apartments and other privately-owned accommmodations, please see this page (Japanese language only). 1.4 Overseas Travel Q1. I would like information on COVID-19 with regard to overseas travel. A1. While it is important to check the related information posted by the country to which you are traveling, it is also necessary to confirm required documents and procedures upon returning to (entering) Japan. Information may change frequently, so be sure to check the government websites and the UTokyo website below for information. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Overseas Safety Homepage (Japanese language only) Ministry of Justice: Immigration Services Agency Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare: Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) information The University of Tokyo: Website for International Students 1.5 Research Activities Q1. Are there any COVID-19-related precautions that must be taken when carrying out research activities? A1. Please see the "Checklist for when Laboratory Activity Restrictions are Relaxed," which details basic infection prevention measures. Also, please refer to the "Guideline for Strengthening COVID-19 Infection Control Measures" which was published in July 2020. Inquiries: Planning and Coordination Team, Academic Promotion Planning Group: kenkyusuishin.adm AT gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp (please replace "AT" with "@") 1.6 For Employees **Please also refer to the UTokyo Portal site** Q1. How is time off taken due to COVID-19 infection handled? A1. As an emergency measure based on the notice “On the Handling of Employment with regard to COVID-19” (released jointly by the general managers of the Environment, Health and Safety Department and the Personnel Department on Jan. 31, 2020), currently, time off taken due to COVID-19 infection is treated as “special leave” (paid leave). If you determine that you have been infected, please make sure you report the required information to your department. * Further information is listed on the UTokyo Portal site, so please also check there. Q2. For infection prevention purposes, is it possible to commute to work using public transit during non-peak hours? A2. Upon consideration of its impact on your work, it is possible to change your start and end times and have staggered working hours. If you would like to do so, please consult with your superior(s) in your department. * Further information is listed on the UTokyo Portal site, so please also check there. 　 Q3. Are there any precautions that must be taken when teleworking? A3. Since teleworking requires that you work remotely using a computer, please refer to the Guide for PC Use when Teleworking and take all of the appropriate security measures. * Further information is listed on the UTokyo Portal site, so please also check there. 1.7 Infection Preparedness Q1. I would like to information on Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). A1. Please refer to the UTokyo Health Service Center&＃39;s website for information on COVID-19. Q2. If I or a member of my family starts showing potential COVID-19 symptoms, what should I do? A2. Please consult with your local municipality by phone. Students and staff can also consult with the UTokyo Health Service Center. 　　・Municipality Contact Information 　　・Links to external websites: Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Chiba Prefecture, Saitama Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture 　 　　・UTokyo Health Service Center Contact Information 　　　Hongo Health Management Office: 03-5841-2579 　　　Komaba Health Management Office - For students: 03-5454-6180, For staff: 03-5454-6166 　　　Kashiwa Health Management Office: 04-7136-3040 1.8 In Case of Infection Q1. What should one do if they become infected? A1. If a group of five or more, which is the conventional guideline of an outbreak, students, faculty or staff of the same activity group are infected at the same time, and it is considered that there will be a significant impact on the education, research or operation of the university, please contact the relevant office in charge of your department. 1.9 見出し Q1．★ここにいれる★ A1．★ここにいれる★ Q2．★ここにいれる★ A2．★ここにいれる★ Q3．★ここにいれる★ A3．★ここにいれる★ --> ▲ COVID-19 Index Top Top--> --> Tweet Inquiries about the content of this page: Public Relations GroupSend inquiry Social media directory Disseminating information for UTokyo during disasters Site map Site policy Privacy policy Jobs UTokyo Portal utelecon Frequently asked questions This website is managed by the Public Relations Office. For inquiries regarding the content of individual pages, please use the contact information listed on each page. 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