Shizuoka University - Institute For Joint Research and Education

Institute For Joint Research and Education

  • Shizuoka University Education Development Center
  • Student Support Center
  • Center for Research and Development in Admissions
  • International Center
  • Institute for Genetic Research and Biotechnology
  • Center for Instrumental Analysis
  • Center for Information Infrastructure
  • Center for Integrated Research and Education of Natural Hazards
  • Hamamatsu Campus Center for Instrumental Analysis

Shizuoka University also has a Psychological Service Center which provides mental health-related consultations to the community, and Campus Museum which is utilized to curate and preserve Shizuoka University's research-related materials and to promote their use.

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