Accident Insurance Coverage and Treatment-Day Requirements
The medical insurance benefit varies according to the number of treatment days. Eligibility thresholds differ depending on whether an accident occurs during classes or university events, club activities, elsewhere on campus, or while traveling.
How the benefit varies with treatment days
The amount of the medical insurance benefit varies according to the number of treatment days required until you can return to normal daily life. The supplied information does not specify the benefit amounts for particular treatment-day totals.
Minimum treatment days by accident situation
For the Future Science Faculty at Tokyo Senju Campus in the 2026 academic year, an accident during extracurricular or club activities is covered when the actual treatment period is at least 14 days. An accident that occurs while you are on university premises outside extracurricular activities, or while traveling, is covered when the actual treatment period is at least 4 days. An accident during regular classes or university events is covered from the first actual treatment day.
For the Engineering Faculty at Tokyo Senju Campus in the 2026 academic year, an accident during extracurricular or club activities is covered when the actual treatment period is at least 14 days. An accident that occurs while you are on university premises outside extracurricular activities, or while traveling, is covered when the actual treatment period is at least 4 days. An accident during regular classes or university events is covered from the first actual treatment day.
Here, actual treatment days means the days on which you were actually hospitalized or attended outpatient treatment.
Official sources
The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.
- 2026 Student Handbook — School of Engineering (2026 academic year) — PDF page 220
- 2026 Student Handbook — School of Future Science (2026 academic year) — PDF page 162