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Maple College

Lifelong learning for working adults

Maple College was established in 1999 as part of the community contribution activities of Yamanashi Eiwa University, which opened to the local community, anticipating the growing need for recurrent education (learning for working adults as part of lifelong learning). Since then, it has grown together with the local community as a place of learning that is loved, sought after, and where people gather.
As we move towards an era of 100-year lifespans, Maple College is working to transform itself to meet the growing intellectual curiosity and desire for fulfillment and purpose in life among working adults, while building on its traditions. We look forward to your participation in Maple College, which connects the community, university, and students.

 

 

Maple College Program

You can find out more about the Maple College Program here.
If you would like a copy, we will send it to you. Please request it using the following methods.

 

View Maple College (brochure)

Download the application form (PDF)

List of endowed courses

Request by email or phone

Please contact the Maple College office with the following information:

  1. Name (in hiragana)
  2. Postal code and address
  3. mobile number

 

 

"About the special open lectures"

Regular subjects from our university's curriculum are available.

  • Students are not required to submit reports or take regular exams.
  • I use Google Classroom for most of my classes.
  • The number of lessons is displayed with a range of times, including exam times.

Special open lecture

 

 

Steps to take the course

The process from applying to actually attending the course is as follows:

 

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1. Application for enrollment
  • Please apply for the course you wish to attend by email, telephone, fax, or by mailing the application form​.

 

2. Decision on course opening
  • If the course is accepted, we will send you a "Course Opening Notice" containing details about the course and a "Payment Slip."​
  • If you have applied for multiple courses at the same time, you will be contacted regarding the opening of each course separately.

 

3. Transfer of tuition fees
  • Please use the "Payment slip" sent to you along with the "Course Opening Information" to transfer the fee via post office​ ​before the first class.
  • Tuition fees can only be paid via post office (online transfers accepted). Bank transfers and cash payments are not accepted.
  • ​The cost of course materials will be charged separately and is not included in the tuition fee.
  • If you join a course midway through, you will be charged the course fee for all sessions.

 

[Course closure]​

If a course is forced to be cancelled due to the following reasons, tuition fees will be refunded.

  • If the minimum number of students required for a course is not met
  • In the case of health reasons of the instructor
  • Any other unavoidable circumstances that arise at the university

 

4. First day of class
  • On the first day of class, please check in in front of the classroom listed in the "Course Information."​

 

5. Cancellation (withdrawal) or changes to your application
  • If you wish to cancel (withdraw) your application or change courses, please be sure to contact us before the first course.
  • Tuition will not be refunded if you cancel after the course has started. Also, please note that if you cancel before the course starts due to your own reasons, you will be responsible for any refund fees.
  • If you cancel after the application deadline for a course that requires materials fees, you may be charged the cost of materials (actual cost).

 

 

Inquiries, requests for information, etc.

Contact for information requests Yamanashi Eiwa University Maple College Office
address 888 Yokonecho, Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, 400-8555
TEL 055-223-6034
FAX 055-223-6025
Email extension@yamanashi-eiwa.ac.jp
Business hours Monday to Friday 9:00 to 17:00