Which schools can I choose for studying animation in Japan?

As we all know, the level of animation in Japan is the highest in the world. There is absolutely nothing wrong with choosing animation major when studying in Japan. Therefore, many students in China choose animation major when applying for studying in Japan every year. The following is a shared popular college for studying animation in Japan. Welcome to read for reference!

popular animation colleges in Japan

1. Tokyo Shaping University

Tokyo Shaping University is a Japanese private university established in 1966, which was founded by the famous Japanese design master Yoko Morizawa. It is the first small-scale elite university in Japan that specializes in design and fine arts.

The name and concept of Tokyo Shaping University comes from Ulm Institute of Modeling, which inherited the idea of Bauhaus Art Institute in Germany. Focusing on the comprehensive concept of art and design, and aiming at cultivating creative high-end artistic talents, the school has trained a large number of artistic elites. It is a famous institution of higher learning for art and design education in Japan, and one of the top five universities in Tokyo.

Major: School of Plastic Painting

2. Tokyo University of Technology

Tokyo University of Technology is a private university of engineering and art with its headquarters in Nakano-ku, Tokyo, Japan. It was founded in 1923 by Uemon, the 7th president of Xiaoxiliu Photographic Industry. In 1966, it was renamed Tokyo Photographic University to offer university education, and in 1977, it was renamed Tokyo University of Technology. Tokyo University of Technology is one of the few universities in Japan that offer photography education. Tokyo University of Technology has art schools (photography, imaging, design, media art expression, animation, comics, games) and engineering schools. The graduate school has art research department and engineering research department.

Major: Animation Department of Art Department

3. Yokohama University of Fine Arts

Yokohama University of Fine Arts is a private fine arts university with its school headquarters located in Qingye District, Yokohama City, Kanagawa, Japan. The school originated from Changpansong Girls' School founded in 1916, became a short-term university in 1966, and was officially renamed Yokohama University of Fine Arts in 21.

Major: Art-Design Discipline -v Animation Major, Academy of Fine Arts

4. Kyoto Seibu University

Kyoto Seibu University is a Japanese private university located at No.137, Iwakura Muye Town, Zuojing District, Kyoto Prefecture. It was founded in 1968 and referred to as Seibu University for short. It is the first university in Japan to set up a cartoon department. It is also known as Kyoto Wuyi University with Kyoto City University of the Arts, Kyoto University of Plastic Arts, Kyoto University of Cragginess and Cheng 'an University of Plastic Arts. With Kyoto University of Plastic Arts, Osaka University of Arts, and Cheng 'an University of Plastic Arts, it is also known as the Four Beautiful Universities in Kansai

Major: Animation discipline

5. Osaka University of Arts

Osaka University of Arts is a private university located in Henan-CHO, Nanhanoi County, Osaka Prefecture, Japan, the largest art college in Kansai, and the only art university in Asia that has joined the Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design (AICAD) as an overseas university. The school was formerly known as Ping Ye Yingxueshu, which was founded in 1945. In 1957, it was renamed Osaka Art School, and in 1964, it was renamed Langsu Art University. It was not until 1966 that the current school name was adopted. It is also known as the four major fine arts institutes in Kansai, together with Kyoto Essence University, Kyoto University of Plastic Arts and Cheng 'an Plastic University.

major: role modeling, animation major

interpretation of frequently asked questions about studying in Japan

1. what major do you want to study in?

After defining your own goals, you should look for university departments and disciplines that can study your favorite major.

For example, the same economics department, different universities, the courses will be different. It is very important to fully investigate the specific educational content, not just by the name of the school.

2. What are the tuition and tuition fees for studying in Japan?

When choosing a school for studying in Japan, you must judge what kind of university you can enter according to your own economic ability.

Sufficient funds are a solid rock for finishing school. Maybe you can work abroad and earn a lot of money, but before going abroad, you must make a detailed calculation of your own expenses for several years. When calculating, don't count the income from working too high, but consider how much you can pay at home in case you don't find a job. That is to say, we should work hard for the good and prepare for the worst. Therefore, if you are preparing to apply for studying in Japan, you should be very familiar with the cost and conditions of studying in Japan.

For example, some private universities of science and engineering have to pay more than 2 million yen in the first year alone, while some private liberal arts universities have reduced or exempted outstanding students, and the annual fee can be less than 5, yen. Each university has different rates of tuition fee reduction and exemption and the number of scholarships required.

3. How to arrange the entrance examination and admission time?

Universities and colleges in Japan basically enroll in April, and some disciplines are enrolled in autumn. The period of entrance examination varies from university to university, so you should ask for the enrollment items of the university you want to apply for and confirm the registration schedule and examination time.

As for the entrance examination, some universities only implement it once a year, while others implement it several times until the beginning of the year. The faster universities finish all the entrance exams in summer.

4. How difficult is it to get into this university?

At present, the competition rate of international students in most Japanese universities is more than twice. What level of the university you want to apply for, the results of last year's entrance examination, the number of applicants and qualified students can be used as reference.

5. How many international students are studying in China?

In places where there are many international students, most universities have a complete working system for receiving international students, and there are many fellow villagers. On the other hand, universities with a small number of international students can take care of every international student and have more opportunities for direct contact with teachers and staff, which is a good environment for improving Japanese. It is up to the individual to choose which environment he likes.