The Teaching assistant (TA) is a system introduced with the aim of enhancing the educational effectiveness of classes. Teaching assistant (TA) provide advice based on their Research subjects to learners under the supervision of the class instructor, and assist in classes (including experimental and practical subjects). Teaching Assistant (TA) work is not only remunerated, but also serves as an important career development opportunity for Graduate School students themselves, as it provides training to become future educators, researchers, and so on.

The purpose of this program is to enhance the implementation system of research projects, etc. and to improve the research performance of young researchers by having outstanding Ph. D. Degree students participate in joint research projects or educational research programs conducted by Kansai University as "research assistants". They also receive a stipend for their work, which provides economic support.

Selected by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) as a recipient of the "Challenging Research Program for Next Generation Researchers", the program provides enhanced economic support for outstanding Ph. D. Degree students, as well as support for challenging and interdisciplinary research. Selected students will receive, 2,040,000 yen (annual amount) for living expenses and 300,000 yen + α (annual amount) for research expenses, plus international activity expenses (separate amount depending on research plan) in principle, for three years during the period of employment. For more information about the program and the application of selected students, please visit the following special Web site.

Kansai University "Ability to Think and Act" and "Ability to Innovate" Human Resource Development Project Special Web Site https://wps.itc.kansai-u.ac.jp/jisedai/

The "Agreement on Credit Transfer for Graduate School Students of Four Kansai Universities" has been concluded with Kansai University, Kwansei Gakuin University, Doshisha University, and Ritsumeikan University. Under this agreement, credit transfer students are mutually accepted, allowing them to take courses and earn credits at the Graduate School of each university. It may also be included in the credits required for completion with the academic advisor's permission.

Graduate school common courses are designed to ensure a smooth transition from Undergraduate Faculty education to graduate school education, as well as to acquire the knowledge and abilities required of all Graduate School students. Depending on the Graduate School, this may be included in the credits required for completion of the course. For details on the handling of credits, please refer to the Graduate School Guidelines in the Kansai University Student Handbook "KAN-CAN!"

Graduate School students will receive one copy card per student at the beginning of the academic year for photocopying resumes and research materials for class presentations. The copy card can be used to make copies at designated copy machines located in the SHOBUNKAN (Graduate School Building) and Library (with a limit on the number of copies).