The courses related to art and design offered by the school mainly include: Japanese painting, oil painting, sculpture, handicrafts, universal design, architecture, aesthetics and art history, media art, and cultural relics protection. 2. The Department of Industrial Design, Faculty of Engineering, Chiba University is a national comprehensive university in Japan with complete disciplines, including 65,438+00 colleges, including Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Law and Economics, Faculty of Science, College of Pharmacy, College of Nursing, Faculty of Engineering, Yusu College and Ministry of Education. The technical college consists of design engineering, urban environmental system, electronic and mechanical engineering, information and portrait engineering and material engineering. The Department of Industrial Design, a design engineering discipline, consists of lectures by industrial designers and lectures by conveying designers. 3. Kyoto City University of the Arts is the earliest art school in modern Japan. Later, it was renamed Kyoto Metropolitan Painting Academy and Kyoto Metropolitan Art School. The fine arts department includes: fine arts major (Japanese painting, sculpture, printmaking, conceptual design), design major (visual design, environmental design, product design), and craft major (ceramic design, lacquer art, dyeing and weaving design). Recruit 4-year undergraduate and graduate students. 4. The School of Art and Design of Tsukuba University, whose predecessor was the handicraft department of Tokyo Normal School, the earliest national school in Japan, was established in 1899, and on this basis, the Art Department of Tokyo Education University was established. A large number of plastic design educators and designers have been trained and played a role in various enterprises and schools. 1975 became the mother of the newly established art department of Tsukuba University. 5.Joshi Bi University of Art and Design, formerly a private girls' art school, was founded in 1900 and is the earliest women's art education institution in Japan. In the past century, Japan has trained many outstanding female artists. 1965 The Fine Arts Department added a design major. The art department enrolls undergraduates, postgraduates and junior college students from four-year universities. The above is a detailed introduction of the better art universities in Japan, hoping to be more helpful to students studying in Japanese art universities!