Under the Student Council run by the students, there are 18 sports clubs, 10 culture clubs, and 20 associations. Almost all activities that the young generation would like to do seem to be included. The Colleges of Technology Athletic Meet in the Tokai District, whose winners advance to the National Athletic Meet, has been held every July. Our students won first place in 23 of 50 categories in 2003. In addition to these activities, students can participate in activities characteristic of engineering school, such as the Solar Car Race, the Robot Contest, the Programming Contest, and the Mileage Marathon.
On the premises, there are student dormitories called Seiho-ryo. Almost all applicants are allowed to live there. To the students whose houses are far from the college, who would like to work hard at their lessons and extra-curricular activities, or who would like to develop social skills, the system of dormitories will be of great help. At present, about 400 students (including more than 80 female students) live there. They are leading a well regulated and communal life, and working hard at their lessons and extra-curricular activities.
Many students from Southeast Asia are studying together. The number of overseas students that have been admitted through the 2010 academic year has amounted to several dozens (including currently attending students). They are from Malaysia, Bangladesh, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Mongolia, Thailand, etc.
The college has concluded academic agreements with The Ohio State University (OSU) in the United States and Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology in Canada. In accordance with one of these agreements, we have dispatched students to the OSU since 2002. They participate in events such as visiting classes and pizza parties during their 10-day stay. 15 students in 2007, 7 in 2008, and 14 in 2009 applied to this exchange.
