What should art students pay attention to if they want to study in Japan?

There are still a lot of art students to study in Japan, and there are many majors for art students, such as dance majors, ** majors, art majors, etc., you need to choose the corresponding school, and there are many things you need to pay attention to when studying in Japan.

1. Language ability.

If you want to study in Japan, you still have high requirements for Japanese, and most schools do not have very high requirements for cultural and English classes.

2. Requirements for works.

Art students who want to study in Japan need to prepare some important documents and submit them. In a variety of materials, the portfolio is also the most important, each college professor has different preferences for artworks, and there is no particularly clear judgment standard, so every student should prepare in a targeted manner, first understand the preferences and styles of the teachers they like in the school, so that the acceptance rate of the school they like can be improved.

3. School selection.

Art universities in Japan are divided into vocational schools, art professional universities and universities are divided into comprehensive schools, art universities include various colleges, art academies and drama schools, etc., and specialized schools are very professional and can learn a lot of skills.

4. Interview. This is also a link that many people are very worried about, and it is also a great test of students' own Japanese skills, such as listening, speaking, etc., and they must also have unique insights into the portfolio they have prepared.

5. Letters of recommendation.

This is a part that cannot be perfunctory, like art colleges attach great importance to the academic reputation system, so recommendation letters are very important, recommenders are different, students' level and ability are different, and the level of admission to the school is also different, so you should consider carefully when choosing a recommender.

Art candidates need to pay attention to the above matters when studying in Japan, and only when all aspects are prepared can the study abroad be smoother, and the Japanese score and Japanese level must be guaranteed.

You should pay attention to the college you choose, because choosing a college will greatly affect your future career.

Be careful not to be scammed by intermediaries. Nowadays, there are many agents who go to Japan to study, so you should be careful not to be deceived.

It is necessary to learn simple Japanese communication, because it is impossible to carry an interpreter with you, you have to obey the traffic rules of Japan, and you have to learn some Japanese customs and habits according to the local customs.

First of all, you need to learn Japanese well, prepare a certain amount of money, and find a school that suits you.

With the rise of the popularity of going abroad, many students have begun to plan to study abroad, and studying in Japan is a good choice for many art students, so what preparations should art students make to study in Japan? Let's take a look at the details.

1. Language scores.

To study art in Japan, the first thing is to have Japanese scores, and to apply for a top art school in Japan, the Japanese language requirement for students is N2 or above, and if it is a general art school, the Japanese language requirements for students will be lower. Most art majors in Japan do not require English scores, and some art majors in general universities do not require English scores, and art majors that are more science majors may need them.

2. Research plan.

Applying for graduate school in Japan requires the preparation of a research plan, which is a very important material, Japanese graduate school is a tutor system, the direction of your research should match the direction of the tutor's research in the major you are applying for, so as to increase the chance of being admitted, the research plan can convey the direction of your research to the supervisor, and can also show your professional and aesthetic ability. The content of the research proposal includes the research content, methods, topics, etc.

3. Portfolio.

For art students who apply for the Japanese examination, the portfolio is very important, everyone needs to prepare the works to impress the professor, to prepare in a targeted manner, in the topic selection and research direction can do some school and professor research, and then prepare the creation of the work, the prepared artwork to be able to show their skills.

4. Entrance exams.

Undergraduate: The entrance examination for students who apply for the art undergraduate degree is generally a skills test, and some schools will also have a small ** test, according to the major applied for, the content of the examination is not the same, and the interview is after the written test, which examines the student's motivation and Japanese ability.

Graduate students: The written examination for graduate students is generally small**, and an interview is conducted after the written examination, and a portfolio needs to be submitted before the interview, and the professor will ask questions about the student's research plan and portfolio during the interview.

5. Documents: Graduation certificate or prospective graduation certificate from the school from which you graduated, transcripts, Japanese language transcripts, residence certificates, application forms, portfolios, research proposals, and deposit certificates are required.

In fact, for some people who study art, they may think that developing in China is a choice that is not very suitable for long-term development, so some art students will choose to go abroad to study in a more developed place, so they will choose to go to the United States or the United Kingdom to participate in some other types of research and thinking, and then broaden their horizons and make their art road wider and broader. So what is it like for Japanese art students to study abroad? I think that the choice of art students to study in Japan is very promising in the future, and it has a long-term vision.

First of all, I think the first reason why Japanese art students choose to study abroad is because Japan is a very good country, because Japan is also a country with very open people, and it is a palace of art, and there are many art forms that are similar to China and those that are not similar. Therefore, if you go to Japan to study art, you can not only connect with the Chinese art you have studied, but also add some different Japanese factors, which will broaden your horizons and stimulate your artistic inspiration.

Secondly, it is a good choice for Japanese art students to study abroad, and it is good to go to other countries that are farther away, and the cost of studying in Japan will be lower than for those who want to study abroad, which is affordable for ordinary families. In this way, you will be able to get in touch with more art and culture without psychological burden.

In short, the ability to study abroad as an art student in Japan is beneficial both for the student's own improvement and for his or her future development. Judging from the current and long-term development of China and Japan, the future of Japanese art students studying abroad will be better and better.