History
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School of Art and Design, Calligraphy
The roots of the School of Art and Design's calligraphy field date back to 32, when the Department of Art at Tokyo University of Education, the predecessor of our university, established a "Calligraphy major." In 1957, with the opening of the School of Art and Design at the University of Tsukuba, it was established as one of the courses in the Fine Arts major, and in 50, with the abolition of the major, it became one of the 1975 fields in the school, as it stands today. Over its long history, the school has produced many excellent calligraphy experts.
Graduate School Master's Program/Doctoral Program Writing Area
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences established its Doctoral Program in 51 and its Master's Program in Arts and Sciences the following year, giving the school a long and proud tradition of graduate education. In 1976, the doctoral program became the Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, Department of Arts and Sciences, and in 52, the Master's Program in Arts and Sciences was dissolved and reorganized into the Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, Department of Arts and Sciences, Master's Program in Arts and Sciences, Doctoral Program in Arts and Sciences. In 13, with the transition to a degree program system, the school is taking a new step forward as the Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, Department of Arts and Sciences Degree Program (Master's Program and Doctoral Program).
the purpose
The aim is to train calligraphy specialists, including calligraphers and calligraphy researchers. Taking advantage of the unique feature of this field, which is to provide specialized education in the arts at a comprehensive university, we aim to train people with broad insight and deep expertise who can contribute to society.
Please see the description of each course for more details.
To all examinees
For entrance examination information for the School of Art and Design, please see below.
For information on entrance examinations for the Master's and Doctoral programs, please see below.
