Kobe University

GSICS (Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies)

Current Students

Annual Schedule

October 1 Entrance Ceremony for the Special Course for Development Policy
October 4 Beginning of Fall Semester classes
Mid October Submission of the Registration Form of Class Subjects for Fall Semester
Dec 28 -
Jan 5
Winter Holiday (No classes)
February End of Regular Classes, Fall Semester
February - March 15 Intensive Courses (optional)
March 31 End of Fall Semester
Early April Beginning of Spring Semester
April 1 - June 20 Submission Period for the Doctoral Dissertation

* If the deadline falls on a weekend or holiday,
  it will be postponed to the next business day.

April 15 Submission of "Title of Master's Thesis"

* If the deadline falls on a weekend or holiday,
  it will be postponed to the next business day.

Mid April Submission of the Registration Form for Spring Semester Class Subjects
May 15 University Anniversary
July 15 Submission of Master’s Thesis & Submission Form of Master's Thesis

* If the deadline falls on a weekend or holiday
  it will be postponed to the next business day.

Late July End of Regular Classes, Spring Semester
August - September Intensive Courses (optional)
Mid August - September 30 Summer Vacation
Late Aug Final Exam for Master Thesis (September Graduates)
Late September Completion Ceremony
September 30 End of Spring Semester

Current Students

Annual Schedule

URIBO Portal (in Japanese)new window

GSICS Syllabi

Timetable

GSICS Guidebook

Scholarships
(Current Students)
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Leave of Absence, Reinstatement, Withdrawal

Leave of Absence

Reinstatement

Withdrawal from GSICS

Inquiry, Requests, or Complaint to the Dean

Certificate Request

Language Training Room

GSICS Library

Journal of International
Cooperation Studies

GSICS Working Paper Seriesnew window

World Bank Information Kiosk

IT Services in GSICS

Counseling for Current Studentspdf

International Students Guidebookpdf

Disaster Information

Important Information for Disaster (Typhoon)

Disaster Prevention Handbook (Multi-language)new window

GSICS Guidelines for Avoiding Plagiarismpdf