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The University of Tsukuba's School of Art has agreements with partner schools around the world that offer attractive art education, and we continue to have exchanges with them by sending and accepting many current students.

In order to open up a variety of paths as an artist, designer, architect, researcher, etc., step into the forefront of each field, and express yourself, we recommend you to jump into an international learning environment. Masu.

Each partner school in each country has its own excellent fields and distinctive curriculum, so"Study Abroad Handbook'Please use this as a reference to find a university that suits your goals and consider plans for short-term study abroad.

Many partner universities usually hold a batch recruitment session in December each year and select students for the following year's exchange program. (For the batch recruitment schedule, seeCLICK HEREPlease refer to the attached link.) However, some partner universities may also recruit students according to their own individual schedules.

Each partner university has a liaison officer, so please inquire about the university's characteristics, the requirements for studying abroad, what you need to prepare, the selection process, the schedule, etc.

Please refer to the topics section below on this page for the latest information on the contact coordinator.

We hope that many students will have a fulfilling learning experience abroad!