Regarding the implementation of regular student health check-ups for the 7 academic year (Etchujima Campus)
2025.03.14
Regular health checkups will be conducted for students enrolled at Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology's Etchujima Campus.
■The appointment date and time are specified in detail according to the affiliation.
Date and time: Thursday, April 2025th and Friday, April 4th, 10
Location: Etchujima Campus, Etchujima Hall
For details on dates and times, click herePDF
Health check-up date and time details April 4th. Pdf (New undergraduate students, new graduate students, and third-year undergraduate students)
Health check-up date and time details April 4th. Pdf (2nd year undergraduate students, 4th year undergraduate students, and graduate students)
*Please check the school year you are in from April.
*TAs who are international students should visit the clinic together with the international students whenever possible. In that case, students can visit the clinic regardless of their year.
About urinalysis kit
New first-year undergraduates (including transfer students) will be given out at the orientation on April 1th.
Current students in departments who will be participating in the 2025 Maritime Education Organization practical training should come to the front of the Health Management Center or the Educational Support Section by the day before the health check.Please come and pick up a urine test kit.
To all new students
Investigation of past history of infectious diseases such as measles and vaccination history
In the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology student medical interview form, please fill in the information about whether you have had any illnesses, whether you have received a vaccine, and when you received the vaccine (year).Please be sure to check your maternal and child health handbook, etc.Please answer accurately.
Immunization recommendations
No measles vaccination or only one dose of measles vaccineI haven't had it yetPlease get vaccinated. Check your child's history of other infectious diseases using the maternal and child health handbook, etc., and get vaccinated if you have not been vaccinated yet.