We foster human resources who are capable of broadly conveying design proposals founded on rich creativity and modelling capability while fully utilizing high-level, state-of-the-art ICT with a view to applying as solutions to real-world problems in the future. We aim to produce the next generation of designers who are endowed with sufficient communication abilities to be active in international settings, management competence for executing plans, planning capabilities that utilizes analysis and evaluation skills, problem-solving abilities, and other outstanding research capabilities, allowing them to play versatile and practical roles in the future of society.
Features
Faculty Guidance Setup Tailored to Research Themes
Based in a guidance system for conducting transversal research across the fields of visual creation, industry creation, and design skills, this Program develops the ability to approach diverse social problems with broad expertise and propose designs that link to problem-solving in the real world through thinking outside the box.
Highly Creative Research utilizing Digital Skills
Based on highly original design expressions that make full use of the digital skills that drive the modern age, and as typified by ICT, this Program aims to foster human resources who will contribute to building a future sustainable society through developing highly creative designs with a view to their eventual installation.
Pursuit of High-level, Internationally Competent
Communication Ability
Through preparing presentations and drafts (basic drafts) in English and conducting active exchange in research presentation settings such as Cumulus (International Association), we strive to nurture international refinement and a rich sense of humanity, while also seeking to enhance communication abilities underpinned by logical thinking and capacity for analysis and evaluation.
Main Subjects
Research Project Subjects
Planning of Design Research,
Design Project Ⅰ・Ⅱ・Ⅲ
During the two-year duration of the program, students set and plan themes and conduct research under the guidance of a tutor. At the end of each semester, research presentation meetings are held so that students can present their research progress and achievements. At the end of two years of study, students write a master’s dissertation and produce a work as the culmination of their master’s degree program.
Specialist Subjects
Advanced Theory of Design
In design, it is essential to adopt the viewpoint of working on proposals while taking social relevance and international trends into consideration.Conducted in an omnibus style by faculty members in the fields of visual design, video design, spatial design, and engineering design, this course aims to impart the latest design knowledge and give students a transversal grounding in theory and methodology for making proposals and deriving solutions in society.
Visual Creation Ⅰ・Ⅱ
Students tackle information design and digital signage tasks while acquiring advanced knowledge of such technology as AR and VR, with the aims of enhancing digital skills and producing works to enhance creativity.
Industry Creation Ⅰ・Ⅱ
Students tackle simulation and planning tasks related to industrial and spatial design through utilizing various still-evolving advanced technologies, including IoT, AR, and VR, while keeping an eye on wide-ranging social needs and living environments.
Faculty Profiles
Akio Itou
Graphic Design,Scientific Illustration
Takemi Kuresawa
Contemporary Art Studies,Museology,Pop Culture Studies
Koichi Sakao
Field Work,Site-Specific Art,Workshop
Shino Suefusa
Graphic Design,Illustration
Seiichiro Matsumura
Sound Design,Interaction Design,Interactive Art
Mie Miyamoto
Architectural Design,Self-Build Design,Spatial Design
Hidetaka Itou
Visualmedia,Interactiveart
Kazuha Kato
Computer Human Interface Design,Information Design
Tadashi Sakai
Three Dimension Design,Space Design,Art Workshop
Goro Tamura
Stage Direction,Art Direction
Kenta Nakajima
Animation,Illustration
Kensaku Fukazawa
Oil Painting,Mixed Media,Installation
