Open Campus 2026 - Lecture Edition
The event will be held in Japanese only.No interpretation will be provided.
Updated April 7, 2026
Content will be updated as needed
Event Overview
Date: Sunday, June 7, 2026
Location: Keio University Hiyoshi Campus
Target Audience: High school students and graduates considering applying to Keio University (regular undergraduate programs), their guardians, and high school teachers
Program: 1. Faculty Introductions (1. In-person / 2. Live Broadcast), 2. University Information Session, 3. Current Student Talk Session
How to Participate
Advance registration for one of the programs is required to participate in the Open Campus. Guardians who wish to participate must also register separately from their children.
Registration methods are divided into A. Advance Lottery Registration and B. First-come, First-served Registration depending on the program.
Details regarding program content and registration methods are provided in the following sections.
Summary of Participation Methods by Program
Program | High School Students (Grades 1-3) and Graduates | Guardians / Teachers |
|---|---|---|
1. Faculty Introduction | 1. In-person Classroom: A. Advance Lottery Registration 2. Live Broadcast Classroom: B. First-come, First-served Registration | Not available |
2. University Information Session | B. First-come, First-served Registration | B. First-come, First-served Registration |
3. Current Student Talk Session | B. First-come, First-served Registration | B. First-come, First-served Registration |
Participation passes for the Open Campus will be issued to those whose participation in each program has been confirmed.
Those who do not have an Open Campus participation pass will not be allowed to enter the venue.
Additionally, there is no waiting room for companions.
Programs and Registration Methods
Three types of programs will be provided. Advance registration is required for all.
Participation is limited to one session per program.
Please note that registration methods and target audiences vary by program.
The timetable is scheduled to be posted in mid-April, and specific registration methods on Wednesday, April 22.
1. Faculty Introduction (1. In-person / 2. Live Broadcast)
Target: High school students (Grades 1-3) and graduates only
This program combines a faculty explanation with a mock lecture.
It will be held in an in-person lecture format for each faculty (or department for the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Pharmacy). For the Faculties of Letters, Economics, Law, Business and Commerce, and Science and Technology, classrooms for simultaneous live broadcasting of the faculty introduction will be provided in addition to the in-person classrooms.
You may participate in up to one session from either the in-person or live broadcast classrooms for the faculty introduction.
Please note that the registration start dates differ depending on the registration method.
【A. Advance Lottery Registration】 1-1 Faculty Introduction: In-person Classroom
A. Advance Lottery Registration will be accepted from 10:00 on Wednesday, April 22 to 17:00 on Monday, April 27.
Lottery results can be checked on My Page on Thursday, April 30.
If seats remain after the lottery or if cancellations occur, B. First-come, First-served Registration will be accepted from 16:00 on Tuesday, May 12 to 23:59 on Saturday, June 6. Registration will not be accepted if the session is full.
【B. First-come, First-served Registration】 1-2 Faculty Introduction: Live Broadcast Classroom
Available only for the Faculties of Letters, Economics, Law, Business and Commerce, and Science and Technology.
B. First-come, First-served Registration will be accepted from 16:00 on Tuesday, May 12 to 23:59 on Saturday, June 6.
2. University Information Session
Target: High school students (Grades 1-3), graduates, guardians, and teachers
University staff will explain learning and student life at Keio University.
B. First-come, First-served Registration will be accepted from 16:00 on Tuesday, May 12 to 23:59 on Saturday, June 6.
3. Current Student Talk Session
Target: High school students (Grades 1-3), graduates, guardians, and teachers
Current students will introduce their own learning and student life in a talk session format.
B. First-come, First-served Registration will be accepted from 16:00 on Tuesday, May 12 to 23:59 on Saturday, June 6.