Naoki Tajima
art professor
Since the 2020 academic year, our graduate school has transitioned to an educational system centered on degree programs, enabling faculty members from a wide range of academic fields to collaborate and provide education across organizational boundaries. It is expected that this will allow us to develop educational and research programs that go beyond traditional frameworks, and to accurately meet the increasingly sophisticated and diverse needs for human resource development in today's rapidly changing and complex society.
The Fine Arts degree program conducts specialized research in theory and practical skills related to plastic arts from a wide perspective, and uses advanced skills, practical application abilities, and planning ability to respond to the diverse developments in plastic arts today and contribute to society. We train highly specialized professionals and researchers who can play leadership roles (master's program).In addition, we train researchers who have creative research skills related to plastic arts and who can contribute to various areas of society through their outstanding specialized knowledge and practical skills, as well as university teachers who have solid teaching and research skills. (Doctoral course).
We hope that you will deepen your specialized knowledge and skills in this field, and develop the ability to proactively tackle challenges with a broad, international, and interdisciplinary perspective, and to conduct original research.
Degree Program Leader: Naoki Tajima
