Outline
The main purpose of the Master's Program is to train highly specialized professionals. Based on the education offered at the undergraduate level, students take both theoretical and practical courses in parallel, acquiring specialized knowledge and skills in both. We also actively accept working adults.
The final research requires both a thesis and a creative work. The results are presented in various exhibitions and academic journals, as well as in the summary book published by the Art Studies degree program and the calligraphy journal "Calligraphy and Art Research."
Licenses that can be acquired
Those who already have a first-class license for teaching arts (calligraphy) at a high school can obtain a specialist license by taking specialized calligraphy courses.
- Specialized teaching license for high school arts (calligraphy)
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Some of our graduates are active as calligraphers, seal engravers, and calligraphy researchers while devoting themselves to education as teachers at junior high schools, high schools, and universities across the country. In addition, they are active in various fields related to their major, such as museum and art gallery curators and publisher editors.
Main graduates
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- Toshihiro Ikeda, Class of 1990, Professor, Osaka Kyoiku University
- Class of 1991 Nabeshima Ineko Director of Taito City Calligraphy Museum
- Class of 1992 Kazushi Kamikokura Associate Professor, Kogakkan University
- Class of 1994 Taro Ogura Associate Professor, Seitoku University
- Class of 1994 Kazuyuki Shimada Executive Officer of Education Publishing
- Class of 1995: Professor, Morioka University
- Completed in 1996 Masahiko Furuki Associate Professor, Kyushu Women's University
- Takaaki Hashimoto, Class of 2003, Professor, Kokugakuin University
- 2004 Graduate Nakamura Nobuhiro Researcher at Taito City Calligraphy Museum
- Graduated in 2005: Kaho Minegishi, Chief Curator, Saida Memorial Museum
- Completed in 2008 Chen Jianzhi Researcher, Taipei National Palace Museum
- Class of 2010 Katsunori Mutonobe Research Fellow, Tokyo National Museum
- Completed in 2010 Kaoru Kaneko Tokyo National Museum Researcher
- Class of 2011 Namiko Tamura Textbook Inspector, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
- Class of 2013 Momoko Hoshiko Curator, Nagoya City Yoza Bunko Library
- Class of 2015: Chiho Yamada, Researcher at the Imperial Collections Museum
- Akihiro Ida, Class of 2017, Lecturer, Yasuda Women's University
- Class of 2017 Shogo Kenmochi Curator, Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art
- Class of 2018 Erika Arai Associate Fellow, Tokyo National Museum
- Class of 2022 Kenjiro Haruta Curator, Taito City Calligraphy Museum
- Class of 2022 Kuromatsu Aika Curator, Fude no Sato Kobo
- Class of 2023 Kika Kasahara Curator, Fukuyama Museum of Art
*After 1990. Includes students who graduated before the transition to an arts degree program.
