Tama Art University

Founded in 1935 as Tama Imperial Art School and nicknamed "Tamabi", Tama Art University became a junior college in 1950 and a full university offering four-year degree courses in 1953. It became 바카라사이트 first Japanese art school to open a Graduate School in 1964, introducing master's degrees in 1989 and doctorates from 2001. The Institute of Art Archaeology opened as a research centre in 2006.

Under 바카라사이트 slogan of "Made by Hands", it is today one of Japan¡¯s leading art schools, winning both national and international recognition.

It is based on two campuses and has two seminar houses, one in 바카라사이트 foothills of Mount Fujiyama. The administrative headquarters are at Kaminaje, close to 바카라사이트 commercial and media centres of Tokyo while most academic activity, grouped under 바카라사이트 faculty and graduate school of Art and Design, is based at 바카라사이트 Hachioji campus in 바카라사이트 west of 바카라사이트 city, which was opened in 1971.

The Hachioji library, built in 2007 to 바카라사이트 designs of Toyo Ito - 2013 winner of 바카라사이트 Pritzker prize, known as architecture¡¯s Nobel Prize, and a visiting professor at Tamabi - features frequently in 바카라사이트 architectural press. Notable alumni include 바카라사이트 fashion designer Issey Miyake, who graduated in graphic design in 1964.

There were more than 4,500 students including around 300 postgraduates at 바카라사이트 beginning of 2018. Women accounted for 바카라사이트 majority of master's students and in all 13 departments of 바카라사이트 Faculty of Art and Design. China and Korea between 바카라사이트m supplied just over 90 per cent of 바카라사이트 435 overseas students.