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Contact. Tama Art University. Kaminoge Campus. Head office, Graduate School, Faculty of Art and Design. 3-15-34 Kaminoge,Setagaya-ku,Tokyo 158-8558, JAPAN. Phone +81-3-3702-1141. Hachioji Campus. Graduate School, Faculty of Art and Design. 2-1723 Yarimizu,Hachioji,Tokyo 192-0394, JAPAN.
At Kaminoge Campus, Tama Art University (3-15-34 Kaminoge, Setagayaku, Tokyo): Department of Integrated Design and Department of Scenography Design, Drama, and Dance. access
Academic Programs. Academic Programs Top. Department of Painting, Japanese Painting Course. Department of Painting, Oil Painting Course. Department of Painting, Graphic Arts Course. Department of Sculpture. Department of Ceramic, Glass, and Metal Works. Department of Graphic Design.
Contact. Tama Art University. Kaminoge Campus. Head office, Graduate School, Faculty of Art and Design. 3-15-34 Kaminoge,Setagaya-ku,Tokyo 158-8558, JAPAN. Phone +81-3-3702-1141. Hachioji Campus. Graduate School, Faculty of Art and Design. 2-1723 Yarimizu,Hachioji,Tokyo 192-0394, JAPAN.
Since its inception, Tama Art University has been dedicated to the pursuit of both freedom and art. However, the concept of freedom incorporated in the university’s ideology is not a gift, but an obligation.
In 2020, Tama Art University established the Experimental Workshop (EWS), a cross-disciplinary program for graduate students. This “experimental” project is an on-going, internationally focused, in-depth program through which students take the initiative to work beyond the framework of departments and majors.
Since its establishment, Tama Art University has turned out a number of leading designers in the field of Japanese visual communication design. In this age of increasingly complex information, the area of visual communication is expanding as well, and designers with both visual expression abilities and problem-solving skills required by society ...
Established with the aim of fostering human resources with advanced knowledge and skills in the fields of art and design, the Master's Degree Program was the first to be officially approved at a private art university in Japan in 1964.
The Hachioji Library contains about 77,000 Japanese books, 47,000 foreign books and 1,500 periodicals. A large collection of books covers the special fields of art, design and architecture, ranging from reference books necessary for the university's classes to specialized research materials.
