Arts Degree Program (Master's Program) Overview
The Arts degree program (master's program) conducts specialized research on theory and practical skills related to plastic arts from a wide perspective, and uses advanced skills, practical application abilities, and planning ability to contribute to the diverse development of plastic arts today. The purpose of this program is to develop highly specialized professionals and researchers who can respond to the globalization of society and play a leadership role in a globalized society.
In this course, which has a capacity of 45 students, each education and research area of art history, art support, Western painting, Japanese painting, printmaking, sculpture, calligraphy, composition, general modeling, crafts, visual design, and environmental design is a highly specialized expression. We will provide education to equip students with skills and rich knowledge.To this end, we encourage cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary learning and research based on an educational policy that takes advantage of our unique characteristics, and aim to cultivate a wide range of abilities.It is also possible to expand your international perspective by taking advantage of programs such as study abroad programs.
After graduation, career options include entering the University of Tsukuba Graduate School of Fine Arts degree program (doctoral course), as well as becoming teachers at junior high and high schools, curators of art museums and museums, researchers at government agencies and companies, painters, printmakers, etc. Highly specialized occupations with creative expressive abilities in the figurative arts such as painters, sculptors, calligraphers, craftsmen, potters, lacquer artists, sculptors, photographers, architects, designers, illustrators, videographers, critics, etc. Intended for people and researchers.
History
The University of Tsukuba has its roots in Japan's oldest school established in 1872 (later Tokyo Higher Normal School), and is a new concept university that opened in Tsukuba Science City in 1973.
Graduate school education in the arts began with the Department of Fine Arts, Graduate School of Education, Tokyo University of Education, which was established in 1967, but if you include the Department of Fine Arts, Department of Education, Tokyo University of Education, which was established in 1955, it has been going on for over 60 years. It has a history.
Related chronology
1975 | Opening of the School of Arts and Sciences |
1976 | Graduate School of Arts (5-year doctoral course) established |
1977 | Graduate School of Arts (Master's Program) established |
2001 | Graduate school doctoral program Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences established; graduate school doctoral program Graduate School of Arts relaunched as Department of Arts (5-year integrated system) |
2006 | The Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences transitions to a sectional doctoral program, and opens a master's program in art and a doctoral program in art. |
2020 | The Faculty of Comprehensive Human Sciences Research Group was established, and a transition to a degree program system was established. Master's program), Arts degree program (Doctoral program), and Design degree program (Doctoral program). |