Photos by Ryan from LingoNomad (September 2013)
Fun Fact 2: Diverse Art Departments
The university offers various undergraduate programs, from architecture, design informatics, fine arts, manga, animation, film, sculpture and painting, industrial and interior design, to visual communication.
Fun Fact 3: Architecture
MAU's campus features striking modern architecture, designed to inspire creativity and artistic expression. The unique structures and layout provide an environment conducive to artistic exploration and innovation.
Fun Fact 4: Equipment and Resources
The university offers state-of-the-art facilities to support artistic pursuits. This includes well-equipped studios, workshops, digital labs, exhibition spaces, and libraries, providing students with the resources they need to develop their artistic visions.
Here are some photos of the university's letterpress printing facility for art and graphic design students:
Letterpress printing is a printing technique that involves the direct impression of an inked, raised surface onto a flat material such as paper.
The photos shown above and below feature movable types, which are physical blocks of alphabets or characters that can be combined, arranged, and then locked into a form of bed press for letterpress printing.
Fun Fact 5: Collaboration and Networking
Musashino Art University actively participates in international exchange programs, offering opportunities for students to study abroad and experience different cultures. The university also welcomes international students.
On top of that, the university holds regular student exhibitions to showcase the work and creativity of its students. These exhibitions provide opportunities for students to gain exposure, receive feedback, and connect with industry professionals and potential employers.
MAU actively collaborates with industry partners, cultural institutions, and organizations to provide real-world experiences and networking opportunities for students to enhance students' prospects for internships, job placements, and future collaborations. There are also various cultural events, workshops, and lectures, inviting renowned artists, designers, and scholars to share their knowledge and expertise with students and the public.
