What is Career Center?
Career consultation
For many students, job hunting will be a first-time experience. When starting your job search, it is natural to have questions such as "What should I do to find a job?", "How should I go about my job search?", "What will Career Center do?", and "What questions should I ask?". You are not the only one who does not know, everyone is probably anxious. Career Center is here to help you eliminate that anxiety. Please feel free to come and talk to us about anything you do not understand or are wondering about.
Career guidance (guidance, seminars)
Career Guidance
We will provide you with information on employment in general through career guidance. We will hold several sessions starting from your third year (first year of graduate school), so please be sure to attend. (Please check Career Center website, portal, or LINE@ for the dates of the sessions.)
*We do not issue official absence application forms or job hunting certificates for attending guidance sessions, etc. Please give priority to your classes.
Various seminars and on-campus company information sessions
We also provide guidance on etiquette for working adults, etiquette required for company visits, and interview courses, as well as hold "civil service study groups," "on-campus joint company information sessions," and "individual company information sessions."
Recruitment and coordination
Staff from the center visit the hiring department of each company and constantly research recruitment information to provide up-to-date information, which is then published on Job Navi.
About career path registration
Career Center carries out employment-related work based on Article 33-2 of the Employment Security Law. Students who wish to find employment must register their career aspirations (this will be treated as an internal document and kept confidential from anyone other than the person in charge) in accordance with the law. (Even if you are not looking for employment, you must register your career aspirations.) If you do not register, we will not be able to contact you with information about employment, and we will not be able to issue letters of recommendation to companies.
Click here to register your career aspirations ■ Job Support System Login
About recommendation applications
A recommendation application is an application method in which a supervising professor judges whether a student is suitable for the target company and recommends the student to the company. After applying, you cannot withdraw from the selection process. Please log in to the portal → Career Support System (Career Center) → "Professor Recommendation List" to check.
Issuance of a job hunting certificate
Please note that if you are absent from classes due to job hunting, even if the activity is related to the acceptance or rejection of interviews, Career Centerwill not issue a "Job Hunting Certificate." However, if you have job hunting activities that will affect your acceptance or rejection such as final interviews during the exam period and would like to take a retake exam, a certificate will be issued.
*Application deadlines vary by year, so please check the latest information from Career Center (portal distribution).
Other certificates, resumes, and envelopes
Regarding the issuance of various certificates, "Transcripts of Academic Records," "Certificate of Expected Graduation," and "Medical Certificates" can be issued at the automatic certificate issuing machines (Papyrus Mate) located in "Main Building (Building No. 11) 1st floor in front of Academic Affairs Division," "1st floor of Building No. 18," and "Umeda Satellite Campus." *Please check with Academic Affairs Division counter for the period and content of issuance. (Medical certificates are available at Health Service Center.) In addition, if you do not undergo a medical examination on campus, a "Medical Certificate" cannot be issued, and if you undergo a medical examination privately, the cost will be high.
Our university's resumes and envelopes for submission to companies are available free of charge at Career Center on the 2nd floor of the Main Building, the East Career Center, and the Umeda Satellite Campus.
About application documents
When submitting a resume to a company, please make sure to use the format specified by your school (distributed at Career Center).
When submitting digitally, please use the "University Resume that can be created on PC or smartphone" form.
| document | commission | Location |
|---|---|---|
| transcript | ?300 | ● Automatic certificate issuing machine [Papyrus Mate] (※1) |
| Certificate of expected graduation | ?200 | |
| Certificate of expected graduation and academic results (combined) | ?500 | |
| Health certificate (※2) | ?200 | |
| Resume and envelope (number of copies distributed is limited) | free | ● Career Center (Main Building, East) ● Umeda Satellite Campus |
| Recommendation letter (letters of recommendation from the president will be issued after June 1st) | free | ● Career Center |
*1 There are two automatic certificate issuing machines (Papyrus Mate) in the Main Building, one each on the 1st floor of Building 18 on the East Campus, and one each on the Umeda Satellite Campus (Osaka Station Building No. 3, 19th floor).
*2 Please be sure to undergo the health check-up held on campus in April.Use of the Umeda Satellite Campus
梅田サテライトキャンパスで履歴書?封筒の配布、図書の閲覧、パソコンインターネットを利用できます。 就職活動中は大いに活用してください。 場所 大阪駅前第3ビル19階 時間 平日9：00～17：00、TEL:06-6345-2088
About using University General Library
You can search the database for business-related articles that are necessary for your job search.
- Nikkei BP articles (magazine articles and papers)
- Nikkei Telecom (newspaper article)
*Notes on using databases: Please strictly adhere to the terms of use for each database.
How to find a company
Job postings received by the university
- Search on Job Navi
- Search Career Center 's job posting files (by region, by industry, and for international students)
- View job postings from companies that participated in the on-campus joint company information session
Other job opportunities
- Check the company's website for recruitment information
- Search on job search sites on the Internet
- Search job information from Hello Work, which supports new graduates nationwide (available for 4th year students and those who have been unemployed for less than 3 years since graduation, registration required)
Employment for students with disabilities
We also support students with disabilities. Depending on whether or not you have a disability certificate, the way you go about your job search will differ, and companies will need to understand the degree of your disability and improve the work environment. Career Center provides information about employment, so please make use of it.
reference
You can get information on jobs and job interviews from Hello Work offices that support new graduates in major cities across the country, as well as other private organizations that support employment for people with disabilities.
Osaka New Graduate Support Hello Work
〒530-0017 大阪市北区角田町8-47 阪急グランドビル18階 TEL：06-7709-9455 平日／10:00～18:30 土曜／10:00～16:00
List of Hello Works nationwide that support new graduates
(You can search on the Internet) "Web Service Providing Employment Information for University Graduates, etc." "Hello Work Internet Service"
Sanaworks Research Institute, Inc.
5F The Itoyama Tower, 3-7-18 Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0014 TEL: 0120-467-370 Weekdays / 10:00-18:00 See the recruitment website "Web Sana"
Job Joint Osaka
〒532-0023 大阪市淀川区十三東1-1-6 TEL&FAX：06-6100-0150