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Campus Life
University Union
Located in the center of campus, the University Hall (daigaku kaikan) is a multi-functional building that provides gathering space for club events, parties, and other activities. In addition to eight meeting rooms, there is a stationery store, a bookstore and a tea and coffee bar. The University Hall is a place where students can interact with each other and organize activities outside of the classroom.
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Academic Calendar
| April | Academic Year begins First Semester begins Spring Entrance Ceremony New Student Orientation Classes begin Course Registration for the 1st Semester |
| July | Semester Examinations |
| August | Summer Vacation |
| September | Intensive Seminars begin Intensive Seminars end First Semester ends Field Trip for International Students |
| October | University Founding Anniversary Day Second Semester begins Fall Entrance Ceremony New Student Orientation Classes begin Course Registration for the 2nd Semester |
| December | Winter Vacation |
| January | Classes Resume |
| February | Semester Examinations |
| March | Academic Year-End Vacation Graduation Ceremony Field Trip for International Students Second Semester ends |
Athletic and Extracurricular Activities
With 93 athletic and 65 culture and hobby-related teams and clubs at Shimane University, over 3000 students participate in extracurricular activities. These activities provide the opportunity for the students to develop their bodies and minds, to make friends, and to respect each other in ways that would otherwise be impossible in the classroom and are thus believed to have an important role in students’ lives.
The Field Trip
International students can add to their study abroad experience in Japan by taking part in field trips provided by Shimane University that take them to various places of cultural and natural significance, including the Kansai and Tokyo areas, and historical sites in Shimane Prefecture.
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