Started in 1885, the Waseda University Alumni Association (WUAA)
is an organization of university alumni (graduates).
Its purpose is to support the university and current students, keep the alumni in touch,
and encourage deeper relationships between them.
There are more than 600,000 Waseda alumni playing active roles in Japan and around the world.
We hope you will use the WUAA network proactively.
The organization of Waseda University graduates is called the Tomonkai.
The Tomonkai is active all over Japan and around the world,
throughout different regions, age groups, and industries.
The organization of Waseda University graduates is called the Tomonkai.
The Tomonkai is active all over Japan and around the world,
throughout different regions, age groups, and industries.
Your alumni association dues are used to fund scholarships,
the 100-yen breakfast project, lectures funded by the Alumni Association,
and other activities to support the university and current students.
Your alumni association dues are used to fund scholarships,
the 100-yen breakfast project, lectures funded by the Alumni Association,
and other activities to support the university and current students.
Dues-paying members receive the alumni association magazine in the mail
and are also eligible for a variety of services,
including welfare services and use of facilities.
Dues-paying members receive the alumni association magazine in the mail
and are also eligible for a variety of services,
including welfare services and use of facilities.
The WUAA plans and holds a variety of events to deepen connections
between its members and bring back memories of their school days.
The WUAA plans and holds a variety of events to deepen connections
between its members and bring back memories of their school days.
Explains how certificates are issued for graduates.
Explains how certificates are issued for graduates.
Explains registration of/changes to personal information
and how to create a WasedaMail address.
Explains registration of/changes to personal information
and how to create a WasedaMail address.
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