Art Environment Support
Aiming for the restoration of humanity through art and the exploration of the social roles of art, we cultivate talented individuals who can play leading roles in the planning, managing, and educational dissemination of art support activities in society. Along with acquiring theories related to art education, students can take classes that involve practical activities using the University of Tsukuba's art collection. Through the completion of these unique curriculums, students are encouraged to think about the relationship between art and human happiness and growth, tackling issues from both theoretical and practical perspectives. On this foundation, through their individual research projects, students aim to explore new ways of art environment support.
Main specialized subjects
Art Education Methodology A-1, Art Education Methodology A-2
Art Education Methodology B-1, Art Education Methodology B-2
Art Learning Support Theory A, Art Learning Support Theory B
Art Learning Support Exercise A, Art Learning Support Exercise B
Arts Support Workshop A, Arts Support Workshop B
Art Environment Support Studies Off-Campus Seminar A-1, Art Environment Support Studies Off-Campus Seminar A-2
Art Environment Support Studies Off-Campus Seminar B-1, Art Environment Support Studies Off-Campus Seminar B-2
Career path for graduates
Art museum curators, staff members of arts and culture organizations, elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university teachers, as well as practitioners and researchers who utilize their specialized skills to support the arts, regardless of whether they work in private or public institutions.Students can also pursue a career as a specialized researcher in the doctoral program.
Main graduates
2009: Koo Hyang-mo, Korean Museum Association
2010: Satsuki Asano, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Arts Council Tokyo
2011: Mio Akita, Curator at Kawaguchi City Art Gallery Atria
2011: Hiroya Ichikawa (after doctoral studies) Lecturer at Tohoku University of Art and Design (Associate Professor at Gunma University from 2020)
2013: Li Yi-Chen, Tomio Koyama Gallery
2014: Akiko Kawamura Spiral Wacoal Art Center Co., Ltd.
2014: Riho Takahashi, Curator at Niigata City Museum of Art
2014: Michiyo Nakagawa (after doctoral studies) Part-time lecturer at Hosei University
2015: Bogyoke Reka, The Japan Foundation Budapest Japanese Cultural Center
2015: Aya Murakami, Aomori Contemporary Art Centre
2015: Nahoko Yoshida (after completing her doctoral studies) Specially appointed assistant professor at Kansai Gaidai University (since 2020, assistant professor at the University of Tsukuba)
2016: Misato Abe, Curator at Setsuko Migishi Memorial Museum of Art, Ichinomiya
2018: Yamaya Itsuka, Yayoi Kusama Memorial Art Foundation
2019: Hijiri Hamaoka, Education and Public Relations Office, Planning Division, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
* (Year of graduation, name, place of employment)
This student will be a pre-graduation student in the Arts degree program.
