About the Faculty of Science and Technology and Graduate School of Science and Technology Long-term Internship
The Faculty of Science and Technology and Graduate School of Science and Technology Long-term Internship program allows students to gain mid- to long-term (four to ten weeks or more) work experience at companies, mainly during the spring and summer breaks.
Companies scheduled to participate in the information session on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, are offering a variety of internship programs to students.
By seriously engaging in this internship, you can gain insights and learning that only come from actual work experience. This allows you to broaden your knowledge in your research field, understand what it means to work in society, and see how your current studies can be applied. These takeaways can be highly beneficial for your subsequent research activities and career choices.
In particular, for fourth-year undergraduate students, participating in this internship during the spring break just before entering a master's program, and for first-year master's students, during their summer break, has a positive impact on their subsequent motivation to learn and their research capabilities. Many senior students who have participated in the past have attested to the positive outcomes of the internship.
Purpose of the Long-term Internship
Authentic work experience in science and technology in a high-quality environment
Enhancement of skills required in the professional world through practical experience
Eligibility
All students of the Faculty of Science and Technology and the Graduate School of Science and Technology at this university
In particular, the following students are encouraged to participate.
Fourth-year students of the Faculty of Science and Technology (scheduled to enter a master's program in April 2026)
First-year master's students who enrolled in September 2025
Students in Doctoral Programs
Duration
A minimum of 4 weeks (20 working days), with longer programs lasting 10 weeks (50 working days) or more.
*Programs are concentrated during the spring and summer breaks. The hosting period and other details are negotiable with the host company.
Applying for Academic Credits
Students may apply for academic credits upon meeting the designated requirements and completing the required procedures.
*Please note that eligibility to apply and the number of credits you can apply for vary depending on your academic year, the program duration, and the number of days.
Participation Record
More than 75 students (2017–2024)
*The program for the 2020 academic year was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Important Notes
Participation requires approval from your academic advisor and the completion of the prescribed procedures.
Student Testimonials
Long-Term Internship Information Session: Overview (2025)
Prospective participants are requested to register in advance via the form below.
*Please note that your keio.jp ID (Keio ID) and password are required for registration.
Eligibility
All students of the Faculty of Science and Technology and the Graduate School of Science and Technology
In particular, the following individuals are encouraged to participate:
Fourth-year students in the Faculty of Science and Technology (scheduled to enroll in a master's program in April 2026)
First-year master's students who enrolled in September 2025
Students in the Doctoral Programs
Date and Time
Tuesday, November 25, 2025, 5:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Format
Online: Zoom
Meeting ID: 889 2185 1891
Passcode: 214702
Schedule
Part 1
5:30 p.m. Information session begins
5:30–5:40 p.m. General guidance for students from the university (approx. 10 min.)
*Note: This session will explain the procedures required for internship participation, so attendance is mandatory.
Those who cannot attend should watch the recording here (scheduled for release on Wednesday, November 12).
5:45–6:45 p.m. Short presentations by companies introducing their internships (approx. 5 min. per company)
Individual Q&A Sessions with Companies in Breakout Rooms
6:50–7:10 p.m. Individual company program explanations and Q&A, Session 1
7:10–7:30 p.m. Individual company program explanations and Q&A, Session 2
7:30–7:50 p.m. Individual company program explanations and Q&A, Session 3
8:00 p.m. Session ends (scheduled)
Participating Companies
I System Co., Ltd.
ID Holdings, Inc.
Apple Japan
ServiceNow
SENSY Inc.
Toshiba Corporation
IBM Japan, Ltd.
HALZ Group
Fureai Service Co., Ltd.
Bosch Corporation
MinebeaMitsumi Inc.
Rakuten Group, Inc.
Long-term Internship Information Session (2025)
Please register in advance using the form below if you wish to attend.
1) [From the Career Support Office] General Guidance
2) Company introduction presentations can be found here. *Content will be added as it becomes available.
Notes
1) Please be sure to review item 1) along with the "Procedures for Program Participation" section on this page before applying for an internship.
2) Please also refer to the "List of Participating Company Programs."
Participating Companies: Program Outlines and Introduction Videos (2025)
Program Application Guidelines by Company (keio.jp authentication required)
Application Guidelines (*To be released as available)
Clicking the link above will open folders for each company. These folders contain program outlines and company introduction materials or videos. Please review these materials before the long-term internship information session.
Important Notes
A specific procedure is required to apply for long-term internships. Please be sure to attend the information session on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, to confirm the procedures before applying. (Those who cannot attend must watch the archived video.) *The video is scheduled to be released on Thursday, November 27.
Program Participation Procedures (2025)
To participate in a long-term internship, you must submit the required notifications and documents to the university.
You may proceed with the following procedures after the long-term internship information session on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
Applying to Companies for Long-Term Internships
Please review the application method specified in the program guidelines for each company and apply directly.
[Important] Fourth-year undergraduate students and above must obtain informal consent from their academic advisor before applying.
After Acceptance and Before the Long-Term Internship Begins
Please register via the notification form and submit the required documents listed below.
Academic Advisor's Consent Form (Please ask your academic advisor to complete this form) *Generally not required for first- to third-year undergraduate students.
Notification of Off-Campus Research and Academic Society Activities
Pledge
Internship Acceptance Agreement (Please ask the host company to complete this form)
Application for Activities Outside of Status of Residence (For international students only)
Required Document Formats (Available here.)
Note: First- and second-year undergraduate students must confirm their enrollment in the Personal Liability Insurance for Students (Gakkenbai). If you are not enrolled, the university will provide you with information on how to enroll.
Note: For any questions regarding applying for academic credits, please be sure to contact the Office of Student Services well in advance of the start of your internship.
Conducting a Long-Term Internship
On the first day of your internship, please ask your supervisor at the host organization to complete the "Internship Evaluation Report" and return it to the Career Support Office, Office of Student Services, Faculty of Science and Technology, within one week of the end of the internship. The format for the "Internship Evaluation Report" is available via the "Required Document Formats" link above.
After the Long-Term Internship
Course Registration for the Special Off-Campus Program (Mid-term/Long-term Internship), Report Writing, Interviews, etc.
Note: If applicable, the university will provide information on course registration.