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Summary of Course Modules
The core program and lectures are divided into “core modules,” which provide lecture-based study of basic theories, and “practical modules,” in which students participate in practical seminars and conduct research activities.
Moreover, we offer general modules, such as Aesthetics, History of Western Musical Culture, Introduction to Copyrights, Art and Media, Methodology of Criticism over Art and Culture, Studies on Asian Culture, and Cultural Management and International Exchange.
In addition, students can take courses offered by other faculties and graduate schools in the University.
Master’s Course
Core Modules
| Introduction to Arts Studies and Curatorial Practices Course | All faculty staff |
| Arts Studies and Curatorial Practices (Advanced) | All faculty staff |
| Introduction to Art and Culture in the Global Age | All faculty staff |
The core program and lectures are divided into “Introduction” modules (First semester only) and “Advanced” Course Modules (All year).
The module “Introduction to Art and Culture in the Global Age” will include lectures by visiting professors from institutions overseas.
| Arts Studies and Curatorial Practices Seminar | All faculty staff |
| Arts Studies and Curatorial Practices Research Seminar. | All faculty staff |
| Arts Studies and Curatorial Practices Lab I, II (All specialisms) | All faculty staff |
Seminars and project-based practical programs will be offered.
Research
Guidance concerning Master’s thesis research by full-time faculty staff.
Additional Modules
These include; “Approaches to Art Criticism”, “Asian Cultural Research” .
We also offer short-term intensive international exchange programs, including the Art Study Abroad Program (ASAP), in which students make overseas study tours, participating in workshops and other events at overseas universities and cultural institutes.
Doctoral Course
Special Course
| Doctoral Specialization Course Ⅰ, Ⅱ | Courses are offered in the areas of Arts Management, Curation, and Research |
| Doctoral Special Course Ⅰ, Ⅱ | Courses are offered in the areas of Arts Management, Curation, and Research |
Special Instruction on Field of Specialization
Guidance concerning doctoral thesis research by faculty members.
Research Student Program
The Research Student program is offered to those who wish to conduct research in a specific area of study under the supervision of a faculty member affiliated with Tokyo University of the Arts.
For more information, please visit the following website.
https://global.geidai.ac.jp/inter_program/prospective_students/research_students/#