Japanese Visual Cultures
Position Details (Master's)
This Japanese Visual Cultures program from National University of Singapore addresses the increasing visualisation of information in today’s world, offering students a timely opportunity to understand how visual cultures diffuse and adapt globally, with Japan—a pioneer in the realm of visual cultural production—as a central reference point.
Courses in the program strike a unique balance between academic rigour and practical industry insights. Students will gain proficiency in working with diverse data sources in both English and Japanese. Students will also acquire critical thinking and innovation skills essential for navigating the intricacies of visual communication in the modern world, and for pursuing careers in the visual culture industries.
The MA (Coursework) in Japanese Visual Cultures is a 40-Unit coursework-based Master’s Degree program comprising:
Core/essential courses (8 Units), and Elective courses (32 Units);
or
Core/essential courses (12 Units), and Elective courses (28 Units).
The Core/essential courses include:
- Image and Imagination – An Analysis
- Visual Cultures in Japan
- Japanese Popular Culture – Theory and Methodology
National University of Singapore (NUS)
On Campus (Full Time)
1 year
Expired