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This study sampled 341 individuals using purposeful sampling in order to examine the effects of the leisure function of university students involved in club activities on their self-expression behavior and human relations. The data acquired through this was analyzed by correlation analysis and multiple linear regression. First, regarding the relation between the leisure function and self-expression behavior of university students involved in club activities, the results reveal that leisure needs and confidence have effects on altruistic and ethical self-expression behavior, and devotion to leisure has effects on all the sub-factors of self-expression behavior, whereas leisure moderation does not have effects on self-expression behavior. Second, regarding the effects of the leisure function of university students involved in club activities on their human relations, the results of this study show that leisure needs and confidence have effects on all the sub-factors of human relations, and devotion to leisure has effects on friendliness and understanding. Third, regarding the effects of self-expression behavior of university students involved in club activities on their human relations, the results indicate that altruistic factors of self-expression behavior has effects on all the sub-factors of human relations, while ethical and active factors have partial effects on them.