Open Campus 2026: Lecture Edition
Updated September 28, 2026
Videos of the undergraduate faculty introductions and mock lectures from the day have been released.
Open Campus News
Event Overview
Date: Sunday, June 7, 2026
Location: Keio University Hiyoshi Campus
Target Audience: High school students and graduates considering applying to Keio University (undergraduate programs), their parents/guardians, and high school teachers
Program: 1. Faculty Introductions (1. In-person / 2. Live Stream), 2. University Information Session, 3. Current Student Talk Session
The Open Campus Guide Map has been released.
Please check the flow of the day and venue details in advance.
This event requires advance registration.
If a large number of people without registration visit the campus or its surrounding areas, it may not only cause a nuisance to the local community but also hinder the operation of the Open Campus. To ensure the safe holding of the Open Campus, we ask for your understanding and cooperation with the advance registration system.
Those who have not registered will not be allowed to enter the venue. Furthermore, there are no waiting rooms for companions provided inside or outside the venue. Please also refrain as much as possible from seeing people off or meeting up around the campus.
How to Participate
Advance registration for one of the programs is required to participate in the Open Campus. Parents and guardians who wish to participate must also register separately from their children.
The registration method varies by program: A. Advance Lottery Registration and B. First-come, First-served Registration.
Details regarding program content and registration methods are provided in the following sections.
Summary of Participation Methods by Program
Program | High School Students (Grades 10–12) and Graduates | Parents/Guardians and Teachers |
|---|---|---|
1. Faculty Introduction | 1. In-person Classroom: A. Advance Lottery Registration 2. Live Stream Classroom: B. First-come, First-served Registration | Not eligible to participate |
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 |
A participation pass 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, please note that there are no waiting rooms for companions provided inside or outside the venue.
Timetable
This is the timetable for Open Campus 2026: Lecture Edition.
Programs and Registration Methods
There are three types of programs. Advance registration is required for all of them.
Participation is limited to one session per program.
Please note that registration methods and target audiences vary by program.
1. Faculty Introduction (1. In-person / 2. Live Stream)
Target Audience: High school students (Grades 10–12) and graduates only
This program combines a faculty explanation with a mock lecture.
These will be held in an in-person lecture format for each faculty (or department for the Faculties of Law and Pharmacy). For the Faculties of Letters, Economics, Law, Business and Commerce, and Science and Technology, classrooms for simultaneous live streaming of the faculty introduction will be provided in addition to the in-person classrooms.
You may participate in up to one session of the faculty introduction, chosen from either an in-person classroom or a live stream classroom.
Please be aware that the registration start dates differ depending on the registration method.
*Videos featuring the faculty introductions are scheduled to be released around September after the Open Campus has concluded.
[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 your My Page at 16:00 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 possible if all seats are filled.
[B. First-come, First-served Registration] 1-2 Faculty Introduction: Live Stream Classroom
These will only be provided for the Faculties of Letters, Economics, Law, Business and Commerce, and Science and Technology. Please note that questions cannot be accepted in the live stream classrooms.
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 (In-person)
Target Audience: High school students (Grades 10–12), graduates, parents/guardians, and teachers
University staff will explain learning and student life at Keio University. There are no live stream classrooms.
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 (In-person)
Target Audience: High school students (Grades 10–12), graduates, parents/guardians, and teachers
Current students will introduce their own learning and student life in a talk session format. There are no live stream classrooms.
B. First-come, First-served Registration will be accepted from 16:00 on Tuesday, May 12 to 23:59 on Saturday, June 6.
Other
Those whose participation in any program has been confirmed may also tour the media center (library) and use the cafeterias and shops.
*Please refrain from visiting the campus solely for the purpose of using the cafeterias or shops.
Information for Those Requiring Special Accommodations
Those who require special accommodations due to a disability or illness to participate in the Open Campus (e.g., those who use a wheelchair) should apply using the form below after registering for a program.
[Application Deadline] Thursday, May 14, 17:00
*This is not the application form for "Open Campus 2026: Lecture Series."
- Please also submit a request if a parent/guardian or high school teacher participating in the program requires accommodations.
- For those who applied for the advance lottery for "(1) Undergraduate Faculty Information Sessions," please submit your request after confirming your selection. For all other programs, please submit your request after your application is complete.
- Even if you have an assistant, please only apply for one person (the participant) for the program. Assistants do not need to apply for the program.
- We may not be able to accommodate requests made after the deadline or depending on the nature of the request. Please submit your request as early as possible.