Insurance
Automobile and Bicycle Insurance
| If you plan to drive a car or ride a motorcycle, be sure to purchase an automobile insurance policy, since you could be liable to pay a very large amount of compensation to victims of traffic accidents that you cause. Even if you drive just during a summer vacation trip or other short-term occasion, we strongly recommend that you buy insurance. Automobile policies can be purchased from a casualty insurance company or the Tokyo Medical and Dental University Co-op. |
| Students who ride a bicycle are strongly recommended to obtain an insurance policy that cover injuries that you cause to others while riding. A Bicycle policy can be purchased from a casualty insurance company or the Tokyo Medical and Dental University Co-op. |
| Also, if you buy Comprehensive Renter’s Insurance for Foreign Students Studying in Japan, your coverage may include certain cases of personal injury accidents. For further details, consult with the Foreign Student Support Unit, Student Support Section (Building 5,3rd floor). |
| Link: University Co-op Insurance Service |
Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research
| This insurance pays several benefits to accidents during educational/research activities at TMDU based on the policy you purchase. The benefits are paid for physical injury, disability, or death resulting from an accident that occurred while you were 1) participating in a curricular activity, 2) attending a university events, 3) staying on campus, 4) participating in a Tokyo Medical and Dental University extracurricular activity, 5) commuting to or from the university, or 6) travelling between university facilities. | |
| In addition, you can also purchase the following insurance options | |
| ・Gakkensai Incidental Liability Insurance: | |
| Covers third-party injuries or damage caused by you that fall under any of the above six conditions | |
| ・Gakkensai Comprehensive Student Life Insurance: | |
| Covers injuries other than listed above, illnesses, compensation for damages caused by you, and risks in your life. For further details, contact Health Administration Center, Student Support Section (3F, Bldg. #5) | |