Tokyo institute of technology Qs ranking

Tokyo institute of technology's qs ranking 146.

Tokyo institute of technology, referred to as "East Craft" for short, is a private university of engineering arts, headquartered in Nakano, Tokyo, Japan. It is the oldest photography school in Asia and one of the most authoritative schools in Japan.

Tokyo institute of technology's predecessor was 1923 Xiaoxiliu Photo Studio (now Konica Minolta), which was founded by Uemon, the seventh president of Xiaoxi Photo Studio. 1966 was renamed Tokyo Photo Studio to provide university education, and 1977 was renamed tokyo institute of technology. Tokyo institute of technology is one of the few Japanese universities offering photography education.

It has trained famous photographers, such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Kobayashi Qing Ji. Tokyo institute of technology has art colleges (photography, video, design, media artistic expression, animation, comics, games) and engineering colleges. The graduate school has an art research department and an engineering research department.

The subject of image is a very popular major in Oriental Science and Technology, which has a certain industry influence in the direction of media art. Today, with the prevalence of media and short videos, the major of image is more attractive than before, and the number of people applying for this major is also increasing in recent years.

The photography discipline of Oriental Arts and Crafts has been a traditional discipline for more than 90 years since 1923. On the one hand, the discipline pays attention to the teaching of traditional technology and knowledge, on the other hand, it constantly updates the latest digital technology and is at the forefront of thought. The department is divided into four professional directions, namely: photo expression theory, advertising photography, documentary photography and artistic photography.