What are the schools in Japan that include game art and design that are worth studying abroad?

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The following are the more famous universities for design:

1. Kyushu University.

City: Fukuoka City Art Majors: Environmental Design Department Industrial Design Department Portrait Design Department **Design Department Art Information Design Department.

2. University of Tsukuba.

City:Ibaraki Prefecture Art Majors:Art Studies, Fine Arts, Composition Departments, Design Departments.

3. University of Toyama.

City: Toyama City Art Majors: Department of Plastic Arts, Department of Design Technology, Department of Design and Information, Department of Plastic Architecture, Department of Cultural Management.

4. Yokohama National University.

City:Kanagawa Prefecture Art Majors:Literature and Art, Film, Audio-Visual and Modern Art.

5. Capital University.

City:TokyoArt Major:Management System Design Course Industrial Art Course。

6. Tokyo Gakugei University.

City: Tokyo Art Majors: **Drama Lectures, Fine Arts, Calligraphy Lectures.

7. Kyoto Institute of Technology.

City: Kyoto City Art Majors: Design Management Engineering Course Design and Architecture Course.

8. Kyoto City University of Arts.

City: Kyoto City Art Majors: Fine Arts (Japanese Painting, Oil Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Conception) Design (Modeling Design, Environmental Design, Product Design) Craft (Ceramics, Lacquerwork, Dyeing and Weaving) Comprehensive Arts.

9. Kyoto Seika University.

City: Kyoto City Art Majors: Art (Western Painting, Japanese Painting, Three-dimensional Modeling, Ceramics, Printmaking, Film, Textiles) Design (Illustration, Fine Art Printing Design, Architecture) Manga **.

10. Tokyo Polytechnic University.

City:TokyoArt Majors:Photography, Video, Design, Interactive**, Animation, Games, Comics.

1. National University - Tokyo Institute of Technology.

Since most game production majors are offered in private or vocational schools, there are not many national universities that are involved in game production. However, the Tokyo Institute of Technology is Satoshi Iwata's alma mater, and its information engineering major is biased towards game development.

2. Tokyo Polytechnic University, a private university.

The school is Toru Iwatani's alma mater, and although there are only engineering and art schools, the animation and game majors of the art college can be said to be the cradle of training game producers.

It has a long history of game majors, and it is one of the few in the field of higher education in Japan. This course combines the essence of art and mathematical theory, and is a major that conducts research on the "nature of games" with the aim of cultivating the best game producers in the industry. In this major, students can choose three directions: game planning, game design, and game programming after admission, and then learn the corresponding knowledge and skills according to each direction.

3. Tokyo University of Technology, a private university.

The Faculty of Communication at Tokyo Institute of Technology is known as a "pioneer in media studies" in the industry. Among them, the interactive media major is more suitable for students who want to study game majors, which focuses on learning a variety of basic technology development knowledge such as applications, voices, voice dialogues, and game input and output devices.

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Universities and vocational schools in Japan differ in the following aspects of game animation design

Universities are more theoretical, because the duration of education is generally 4 years (undergraduate), so it is necessary to start with theory step by step; In vocational schools, the duration of the school is generally 2 to 3 years, and the time is relatively condensed, so the courses are mainly based on practical application, and even after graduation, you can do hands-on operations.

In terms of learning configuration, the professional settings of universities are generally comprehensive and diversified, and the teaching equipment related to animation design will not be particularly perfect; For example, if there is a specialized school with animation design, its disciplines will be mainly based on games, animation, and design, and the equipment will be more complete, and the teachers will be more abundant.

There are also differences in the diplomas you get after graduation. After graduating from university, it is natural to have an undergraduate diploma with a bachelor's degree; In addition to the school's graduation certificate, vocational school graduation can also be related to the diploma qualification (equivalent to our domestic employment certificate), and the diploma is equivalent to the junior college. If the duration of study is a four-year vocational school, a diploma is equivalent to a bachelor's degree, and you can enter a graduate school (i.e., a master's program) in Japan.

Of course, it doesn't mean that all universities don't have vocational school "majors", and Japanese universities that are "specialized" and "specialized" in game animation design include Kyoto Seika University, Tama Art University, Musashino Art University, etc., but in Japan, the employment rate is still high.

Generally, if you want to go to Japan to learn animation-related technology, vocational schools are more suitable for you, the undergraduate stage is generally based on theoretical learning, not suitable for learning technology, Japan's national universities are basically comprehensive universities, generally university teachers will tell art students, if you want to learn technology then universities are not suitable, universities are purely theory-based colleges, this is the actual situation of Japanese universities.

If you are not good enough in Japanese, you should first apply to a Japanese language school to study Japanese in depth, learn Japanese well, and then apply to a vocational school in Japan.

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If you want to study games or animation, but you don't want to be theoretical but technical, it's better to go to a vocational school. The first Nippon Institute of Engineering was launched. The school's China Admissions Office is the office of Zephyr Japanese in Shanghai.

It's better to be specialized if it's technical!!

There are private universities in Japan that have art and design departments, and universities are:

Joshibi University of Art and Design

Kyoto Institute of Technology

Musashino Art University, Tama Art University, Kuwasawa Design School, Osaka University of Arts, Kobe Design University, Korea-Japan Joint Exchange Meeting Mr. Hu.

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1. Kyoto City University of Imagination and Design; Kurashiki University of Science, Faculty of Arts, Department of Imaging Web Attack;

2. CG National and Public Universities: Akita Public University of Fine Arts, Sapporo City University, Nagaoka Zokei University.