Part-time work can be one way to support student life financially and can also provide valuable contact with society. However, it may also involve risks such as trouble or incidents. Students should take care not to let part-time work interfere with their studies, which should remain their highest priority.
The university provides part-time job information through Baito Net so that students can find safe and reliable work opportunities. Since December 2024, Baito Net has handled job postings from employers that are considerate of students' academic responsibilities, excluding jobs judged to be dangerous or unsuitable for students.
Job information for University of Hyogo students is available through Baito Net, University of Hyogo site.
Initial registration is required. Access Baito Net and register from the student registration or login section. Students must register using their university email address.
Contact for Baito Net:
Chuo Building 2F, 5-4-20 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka 532-0011
TEL: 06-4806-0551
URL: https://baitonet.jp/contact/
Even in part-time work, wages are paid and workers have legitimate rights. Students should work with responsibility and awareness. In recent years, there have been increasing cases in which people are drawn into illegal or harmful work. When searching for jobs independently, students should carefully check whether the employer is trustworthy and consult people around them before deciding to work.
Please check the following links for basic knowledge you should know before starting a part-time job.
The university does not post part-time job advertisements directly on campus. Job postings for students are handled through Baito Net. Please contact the following organization for posting information. If the position is limited to current students of the university, job postings may be available free of charge.
Contact for part-time job postings, for companies and organizations:
National Students Information Center Co., Ltd.
TEL: 06-4806-0560
URL: https://baitonet.jp/company/more/
The University of Hyogo Cooperative is an independent organization funded, operated, and used by students, faculty, and staff. It supports student life as a reliable campus partner.
The cooperative operates cafeterias, cafes, bookstores, and shops on campuses and provides daily goods and services at reasonable prices to enrich campus life.
University of Hyogo Cooperative Website
To help students maintain healthy lives both physically and mentally, each campus provides health rooms and other care facilities for consultation on academic and student life matters and for first aid in case of illness or injury.
Counseling for mental health concerns is also available by appointment.
Health rooms are provided on each University of Hyogo campus to support the maintenance and improvement of student health. They offer physical and mental health consultation, health checkups, disease prevention and early detection, first aid for illness and injury, and support for better student life.
Fee: Free
Hours: 9:00-17:00
See also the University of Hyogo Education and Student Life page: Health Room Information.
