About
University Hall & 30th Anniversary Hall
University Hall
Located almost in the center of the Tsukuba Campus, the University Hall is a place for interaction between students, faculty, staff, and the local community, with an auditorium, hall, and several meeting rooms. In particular, it is used by many people as a venue for ceremonies such as entrance and graduation ceremonies, international conferences, lectures, and meetings.
University of Tsukuba 30th Anniversary Hall
The "University of Tsukuba 30th Anniversary Hall" was built in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the university's foundation in 2003. The aim of this hall is to contribute to the development of the university through personnel and information exchanges.
The University of Tsukuba 30th Anniversary Hall aims to serve as a gateway linking the university and community and to contribute to all five types of exchange activities; international, domestic, regional, alumni, and internal exchange activities. The hall is designed to match surrounding buildings and environment.
Open: Monday-Friday, 9:00-19:00 (except national holidays, year-end and New Year holidays)
Inquiries: Office of University Hall
(TEL: +81.29.853.7959)
Access: Take a bus bound for "Tsukuba Daigaku Chuo" or the "University Loop-line On-campus Bus [Tsukuba Daigaku Junkan Bus]" (clockwise)
Deboard at:Daigaku Kaikan Mae 
Concept of University of Tsukuba 30th Anniversary Hall - Five types of exchange activities
International Exchange
?Expansion of international exchange opportunities, promotion of information dissemination and mutual understanding
?Promotion of better environment for international students and researchers
Domestic Exchanges
?Expansion of opportunities for expressing opinions and needs, matching the university seeds
?Vitalization of research activities created through free and active exchanges, and widening outlook through exchanges
Regional Exchanges
?Research exchanges among institutes and companies in Tsukuba Science City and industry, promotion of academic exchanges activities
?Expansion of life-long study opportunities through open houses and open seminars, participation and contribution to community
Alumni Exchanges
?Promotion of information exchanges between alumni and retired faculty members
?Succession and promotion of Meikeikai and resources of the university
Internal Exchanges
?Identity affirmation of the university staff through free exchanges and friendship
?Vitalization of educational and research activities through presentations of research achievements and exchanges of opinions
