Announcement of the Monthly Screening at Film Station

At the 29th Kyoto International Student Film Festival, as a pre-event project, we will hold the monthly outdoor screening event “Film Station” at the Kyoto Station building!


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This project is a screening event aimed at screening student films at Kyoto Station, a place frequented by many people, to introduce the appeal of film festivals and student creators to a wider audience.

What’s exciting about ‘Film Station’!

〇 Student films delivered with changing themes every month

・Monthly themes such as “Food,” “Future,” and “Manufacturing” will be screened, focusing on past festival-winning films! You can experience the excitement of thinking, ‘I never knew there was such an interesting student movie!’

〇 Talk and connect! How to Enjoy New Movies: Watching movies isn’t the end!

・Talk Session

A unique behind-the-scenes talk segment featuring student executive committee members and sponsoring companies!

・Impression sharing project

Write messages on sticky notes or post real-time feedback via QR code! Everyone’s comments like, “It was fun!” and “I love this place!” spreads out right there.

〇 Outdoor cinema full of openness

・A pleasant night breeze and an open space that are different from movie theaters.

Why not spend a relaxing and special time at one of the hidden scenic spots in the Kyoto Station building?
Please enjoy a film experience in an open space that you can’t usually find in a movie theater.

We look forward to welcoming you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Outline of the event

〇『Film Station』

〇 Venue: Kyoto Station Building 7th Floor, East Plaza, North Piloti

(901 Higashishiokoji-cho, Karasuma-dori Shiokoji-shimo, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto Prefecture)

〇 Event Period: June~November 2026 (scheduled once a month)

〇 About Application and Admission Fees

No advance registration or admission fee is required.

Anyone can join casually!

Additionally, the date, theme, and films for each session will be announced on the official Kyoto International Student Film Festival SNS as soon as they are decided.

 

[Commercials airing at Kyoto Station building! 】

Additionally, at Kyoto Station, in conjunction with the “Film Station” event, commercials for the Kyoto International Student Film Festival are being broadcast for a limited time on the station’s premium screen.
If you are using Kyoto Station, be sure to check it out.



 

 

 

 

Recruitment of Volunteer Staff for the 24th Kyoto Student Festival on the Day

The Kyoto Student Festival Executive Committee is recruiting volunteer staff on the day of the festival held on Sunday, October 11, focusing on assisting with various events and assisting with operations!

Would you like to join us in energizing Kyoto with the power of university students?

 

The Kyoto Student Festival is a festival held every October around Heian Shrine-mae and the Okazaki Promenade!

From planning and managing these projects to public relations and requesting sponsorships, almost all activities are led by the students, who are the executive committee members!

Every year, over 70 executive committee members from over 20 universities gather in Kyoto, the student city, and we work daily to create an attractive festival full of student spirit!

 

For those interested in volunteer activities, those who like festivals and events, and so on,

Please feel free to join us!

 

【Details】

Venue: Heian Shrine-mae and Okazaki Promenade area (or Kyoto Station building)

Eligibility: Individuals aged 18 or older attending universities, graduate schools, junior colleges, or vocational schools

Activities: Venue setup, visitor guidance, stage operation assistance, cleaning, etc.

Activity time: October 11 (Sun) 9:00~19:00 (varies depending on your role and preferred time)

Application deadline: Tuesday, September 8 (closes once capacity is reached)

Participation Information: Around mid-September

* Lunch provided

↓ To apply for volunteer staff on the day, please use the link below ↓

https://forms.gle/7tXHBmniwwrjEXMBA

For more details, check our social media!

 

【Contact】

Kyoto Student Festival Executive Committee (Contact: Inui Mankawa)

Inside Campus Plaza Kyoto, Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji-samaru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8216 (Closed Mondays)

Mail:tankistaff.24@gmail.com

Kyoto Student Festival Official Website https://www.kyoto-gakuseisaiten.com/

Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/kif_saiten/

 

[Public Proposal Results] Selection Results for the “2026 University Consortium Kyoto Industry-Academia Collaborative Education Program Exchange Meeting” Selection Results

Regarding the “2026 University Consortium Kyoto Industry-Academia Collaboration Education Program Exchange Meeting,” we have selected candidate contractors for the contract, and we hereby announce the results as follows.


[Candidate Contractors]
Specified Nonprofit Corporation Glocal Human Resource Development Center 80 points / 100 points

2026 Kyo College Second Semester Application Starts August 4 (Tue)~!

Applications for the second half of the 2026 Miyako College will begin from Tuesday, August 4~.

The subjects eligible for second semester application will be announced on Saturday, July 11.

For more details, please refer to the following page.

Lifelong Learning, 2026 Kyoto College

For applications, please make use of our convenient web application service.

You can also apply by mail or in person.

*Please note that the application period varies depending on the application method.

[Japanese Students × International Students] Kyoto Premium Experience Exchange Program: Annual Schedule for Fiscal Year 2026

The International Student Study Kyoto Network (Secretariat: University Consortium Kyoto International Business Department) will once again hold the “Kyoto Premium Experience and Exchange Program” this fiscal year, deepening exchanges between international and Japanese students and learning about the charms of Kyoto!

For fiscal year 2026, we have prepared a special program consisting of four tours where you can fully enjoy Kyoto’s famous sights and cultural experiences, plus a concluding all-hands exchange meeting, making a total of five special programs.

Japanese students and international students currently enrolled in universities, vocational schools, or Japanese language schools in Kyoto Prefecture are encouraged to apply without hesitation. We sincerely look forward to your participation!

2026 Schedule (5 sessions in total)
About one month before each tour, we will begin accepting applications along with the announcement of the details. Additionally, a QR code for applications will be included in the flyers issued for each session.

of times
numberEvent Schedule Tour Details Destinations Application Status / Application Form
Session 1 Saturday, August 15

“A special morning, in Arashiyama.”
Flyer is here (PDF)

【Closed】

2nd Session Saturday, September 26

“Manga Museum and Ninja Experience”
Flyer is here (PDF)

【Closed】
3rd Saturday, October 24

“Sake Brewery Walk and ‘Water Tasting’ Experience”
Flyer is here (PDF)

【Closed】
No.4 Saturday, November 28

“Time travel in the city of movies!”
A full-fledged samurai experience challenging ‘fight fighting’~”
Flyer is here (PDF)

\Now accepting orders! /
[Apply here]
Deadline: 11/11 (Wed) 23:59

Vol.5 2027
February 13 (Sat)

Networking events

preparing
Registration scheduled to start around January

*The above information is current and subject to change.

To All Students
Information will be updated about one month before each event, and the application form will be published. Popular tours may be selected by lottery, so be sure to jot down any events you’re interested in in in your schedule now!

 

We are recruiting main visual creators for the 29th Kyoto International Student Film Festival!

The Kyoto International Student Film Festival is now accepting applications for student creators to produce the main visual for this year’s festival face.
Why not create visuals full of charm and anticipation that move visitors’ hearts and inspire them to come to the venue?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

■ Recruitment Details
This year, instead of a public submission for completed works, we will adopt a method where we select a ‘creator (producer)’.
One selected student creator and the executive committee engaged in ongoing dialogue, further reflecting the festival’s philosophy
We will work together to create the main visuals.

• The produced works are planned to be featured on festival posters, flyers, official pamphlets, social media, websites, and more.
• For the created works, the organizer may edit or modify text information or structure as necessary.
• Credits will be published in official brochures, posters, and flyers for your creations.

■ Eligibility: Must meet all of the following conditions (※ Individual applications only)
・Students (undergraduate, graduate, vocational school, etc.)
・As of January 1, 2026, you must be 29 years old or younger (nationality does not matter).
・If selected, you must be able to responsibly carry out the production
・Empathy with the philosophy of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival and a positive attitude toward production through dialogue

■ Submissions
• Past works or portfolios (showing the applicant’s style and style)

■ Application Period
June 11, 2026 (Thu) – July 24, 2026 (Fri), 23:59 (Japan Time)

■ Rewards
Selected person: 10,000 yen (tax included) per person

■ Production Process
After the application deadline, meetings with the executive committee will be held sequentially, and one creator will be selected around early August.
After the decision is made, we aim to complete the design by the end of August through design production and communication with the executive committee (assuming a meeting format).

■ Submission Method: Please apply using one of the following methods.

A. From the application form
Please fill in the required information and upload data of your past works or portfolio using the form below.

29th Kyoto International Student Film Festival Main Visual Application Form
* A Gmail account is required to use the application form.

B. By email (if the form is not available)
Please include the following information and attach image data before submitting.

Shipping address: info-kisfvf-ml@consortium.or.jp
Subject: 29th Kyoto International Student Film Festival Main Visual Application
Items included in this text:
・Name
・Your affiliation (university, faculty, department, or vocational school name)
・Grade
・Email address (reachable)
・Phone number (reachable during the day)
・Work Concept / Description

■ About Copyright, etc.
• Copyright of the produced work belongs to the adopter, but the Kyoto International Student Film Festival reserves the right to use and edit it free of charge for publicity, documentation, and other purposes related to this festival.
• Selected works may undergo partial modifications (such as adding text information, cropping, or adjusting layouts) at the discretion of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival.
• Works to be created must be unpublished original pieces created by the applicant themselves. Works containing works by others or that violate public order and morals are not permitted.

■ Announcement of Results
Hiring candidates is scheduled to be decided around early August. We will contact applicants.
We look forward to your applications.

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■ Contact Information
29th Kyoto International Student Film Festival Secretariat
(Public Interest Incorporated Foundation University Consortium Kyoto)
〒600-8216 Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji-shitaru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City
Campus Plaza Kyoto
TEL:075-353-9189 FAX:075-353-9101

[Public Proposal Information] Regarding the “2026 University Consortium Kyoto Industry-Academia Collaborative Education Program Exchange Meeting”

Regarding the “2026 University Consortium Kyoto Industry-Academia Collaboration Education Program Exchange Meeting,” we are recruiting applicants to select candidates for the contract through a proposal process.
Therefore, if you wish to participate in the proposal, please submit your materials by the deadline in accordance with the application guidelines and other relevant guidelines.

1. About the Industry-Academia Collaboration Education Program
At the Kyoto University Consortium, we offer the “Industry-Academia Collaborative Education Program” as a practical educational opportunity that connects university learning with real-world experiences. This program aims to help students develop independence, problem-solving skills, and communication skills through work experience and project activities at companies and organizations, while deepening their learning beyond the university and connections with society.
Through this project, students who participated in the industry-academia collaboration education program and host companies and organizations share experiences and learning, and participants interact with each other, aiming to promote the value of learning through industry-academia collaboration. We also hold exchange events to promote understanding of the program and expand participation in the future. We are seeking businesses that can plan and operate effective and engaging networking events by leveraging the expertise and know-how of private companies.
2. Application Guidelines, etc.
・Application Guidelines for Outsourcing of the 2026 University Consortium Kyoto Industry-Academia Collaboration Education Program Exchange Meeting
・Q Sheet
3. Schedule
Question deadline: Thursday, June 18, 13:00
Q (scheduled): Tuesday, June 23
Proposal submission deadline: Friday, June 26, 13:00 (must arrive by date)
Selection Results: Friday, July 3
* Notifications will be posted on the foundation’s website under ‘Important Announcements.’

[Answers to Your Questions]
There were no questions before the deadline for accepting questions.

[Contact Information]
〒600-8216
Campus Plaza Kyoto, Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji-shitaru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City
University Consortium Kyoto (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation)
Person in charge: Yuji Saito, Education Division
E-mail : y-saitou@consortium.or.jp TEL:075-353-9140
Education Division Hiroki Yasui
E-mail : h-yasui@consortium.or.jp TEL:075-353-9106

*Closed [Proposal Information] International Student Study Kyoto Network – Satisfaction Survey for International Students in Kyoto

International Student Study Kyoto Network ‘Satisfaction Survey for International Students in Kyoto’ Proposal Application Guidelines

everyone

The International Student Study Kyoto Network (Secretariat: University Consortium Kyoto International Business Division) investigates the satisfaction of international students studying in Kyoto, their willingness to recommend studying in Kyoto to friends, and the process leading up to studying in Kyoto, in order to identify the challenges that need to be addressed in the future to promote the acceptance of international students. We plan to conduct a satisfaction survey for international students in Kyoto.

Therefore, we are seeking contractors for this project. Please consider participating in the proposal and submit a proposal and estimate by the deadline in accordance with the guidelines below.

 

Inquiries

University Consortium Kyoto

International Business Department, International Student Study Kyoto Network Office (Contact: Tamaki)

Inside Campus Plaza Kyoto, down from Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8216

TEL:075-353-9164

*Reception hours: Tue~Sat 9:00~17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

Notice of the Start of Applications for the 2026 Faculty Skill Up Training

 

Business Overview

As the globalization of higher education accelerates, such as enhancing support for international students and promoting collaborative projects with overseas universities, the English proficiency of university faculty and staff has become an essential foundational skill.
Moreover, many international students from different countries and regions have their own cultural backgrounds, and to ensure smooth communication, understanding not only language skills but also customs, social norms, religions, and other factors is essential.
Therefore, at the Kyoto University Consortium, we conduct training to improve English proficiency and learn about cultures other than English-speaking countries, aiming to enhance practical skills and increase motivation for skill enhancement by conducting case studies for various scenarios.

 

Outline of the event

Session 1: Saturday, July 25, 2026, 9:30–15:30 [Language] *In-person course
Communication Skills in University: Useful on Campus! Practical English Course for University Staff (Beginner)
Lecturer: Owen Mark Kozlowski

Session 2: August 1, 2026 (Sat) 9:30–12:30 [Culture] *Online Course
Understanding China Today! Cultural Understanding Course Learning from University, Education, and Society
Lecturer: Mr. Mao Hsing-Hua

Session 3: August 22, 2026 (Sat) 9:30–12:30 [Language] *In-person course
Improve your communication skills! Email & Web Conference English Expression Course (Beginner)
Lecturer: Owen Mark Kozlowski

4th Session: August 29, 2026 (Sat) 9:30–16:30 [Language] *In-person Course
Perfect for meetings and presentations! Practical Discussion Course (Beginner~Intermediate)
Instructor: Mr. Glenn Gregas

5th Session: September 5, 2026 (Sat) 9:30–12:30 [Culture] *Online Course
Cultural Understanding Courses Centered on Italy and Spain
Lecturer: Benjamino Peruzzi Castellani

Session 6: Saturday, September 12, 2026, 9:30–12:30 [Culture] *Online Course
Islamic Culture Understanding Course Centered on Southeast Asian Countries
Lecturer: Hungarda Prijahita

☆ For details on the training content, participation fees, and the application form, please check the page below.

>2026 Faculty Skill Enhancement Training Details Page

 

* The cultural training (online) will be conducted in Japanese.
* Announcements regarding the course will be sent separately to those who have registered via email.

 

Contact> (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation) University Consortium Kyoto, International Business Department, Faculty Skill Improvement Training Section
TEL:(075)353-9164
e-mail: kokusai@consortium.or.jp

Publication of the 31st FD/SD Forum Report Collection

On February 28, 2026, we will publish the report collection of the 31st FD/SD Forum “Kyoto Universities in 2040 – How We Teach, Learn, and Work,” held on February 28, 2026.
Click on each item to view PDF data.

Questioning the Future 1 2 3 Building 4 5 6 7 8 9 Subcommittee 11 Subcommittee
symposiumof University (Education) in the AI Era / Declining Birthrate Society
SubcommitteeRethinking the Nature of Educational Evaluation at Universities ~Educational Evaluation After Joining the Leadership of the New Curriculum Guidelines~
SubcommitteeTo Nurture New Learning ~Curriculum Construction and Reorganization through Teacher Collaboration~
SubcommitteeOrganizations to Survive the University Crisis Era ~Fostering Organizational Effectiveness~
SubcommitteeCreating a sense of belonging and belonging in university classes
SubcommitteeConnecting Public Relations, Opening University ~The Appeal and Future of Universities Nurtured Through Faculty Collaboration~
SubcommitteePersonalized Education Promoted by EdTech
SubcommitteeDisaster Prevention Measures for Universities in the Kyoto Area
SubcommitteeNew Possibilities for Industry-Academia Collaboration
SubcommitteeExamples of Assessment Tests (Generic Skill Measurement Tests) in Universities
10Advancement and Mobility of University Staff (Human Resource Development for Staff)
SubcommitteeHow to Design High School-University Collaboration and Connect It to Student Recruitment, Entrance Exams, Pre-Enrollment/First-Year Education, and More ~ The Present and Future of Collaboration, Connection, and Transition~
12Diversity Considerations and Support for Students with Disabilities
Poster Session

*You can view the report collection with all pages at once here, but due to the large file size, the entire text has been split into three parts. Please understand this in advance.
 31st FD/SD Forum Report Collection (1)
 31st FD/SD Forum Report Collection (2)
 31st FD/SD Forum Report Collection (3)