The Graduate School of Film Producing offers a two-year graduate-level program for the specialized training of movie and other visual producers as well as visual content professionals. Those completing the program earn master’s degrees.
The campus is located in the Nishi-Shinjuku quarter of Tokyo and provides classes at night and on weekends. This affords students the convenience and ability to pursue graduate-level studies while continuing to work during the day. The program’s hands-on curriculum is rooted in a global perspective and enables students to learn through a strategic educational balance of the humanities and practical professional knowledge. Both of these areas are recognized as indispensable for the production and distribution of visual content capable of winning over international audiences.
There are two primary subjects of study that are considered critical for those determined to succeed in the visual content field: business-related subjects that reflect the latest trends in the industry and diversified and advanced cultural studies. The program's curriculum marshals these two subjects to address a wide range of career planning needs.
- Structured to cover a rich array of business stages, from planning and development through organizational management
- Highly flexible curriculum that can be tailored to specific career plans and backgrounds
- Inclusion of specialized subjects taught with English-language materials to effectively cultivate competent international human resources
- Instructors who are active in the front lines of the visual media and entertainment business
- Creative mobilization of the case study approach to advance highly pragmatic coursework
| 1) | Is 22 years of age or older |
|---|---|
| 2) | Has graduated (or will graduate) from a four-year university in Japan or in his/her home country and completed 16 years of school education |
| 3) | Has passed Level 2 or higher on the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test or scored at least 220 points on the Japanese-language section of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students |
Document screening (including the submission of a short essay), Japanese-language test (written only), and interview
| Term 1 | Term 2 | Term 3 | Term 4 | Term 5 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application Period | 2010 7/5–7/26 |
2010 9/21–10/21 |
2010 11/24–12/8 |
2011 1/11–2/4 |
2011 3/1–3/23 |
| Document Screening | Screened upon receipt | ||||
| Japanese-Language Test (Written) and Interview |
2010 7/30 and 7/31 |
2010 10/29 and 10/30 |
2010 12/17 and 12/18 |
2011 2/17 and 2/18 |
2011 3/25 and 3/26 |
| Announcement of Results | Within two weeks of the interview date | ||||
| Primary Admissions Deadline |
2010 8/6 |
2010 11/12 |
2011 1/12 |
2011 3/4 |
2011 3/29 |
| Secondary Admissions Deadline |
2010 8/27 |
2010 12/3 |
2011 2/2 |
2011 3/25 |
2011 3/29 |
Document screening (including the submission of a short essay), Japanese-language test (written only), and interview
| Category | First Year | Second Year | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admission Fee | ¥250,000 | ¥250,000 | |
| Tuition | ¥1,000,000 | ¥1,000,000 | ¥2,000,000 |
| Facilities and Equipment Fee | ¥100,000 | ¥100,000 | ¥200,000 |
| Total | ¥1,350,000 | ¥1,100,000 | ¥2,450,000 |
| First-Year Payment | ¥1,350,000 | ||
Points to Note
1. The admission fee will not be refunded under any circumstances.
Tuition and facilities and equipment fees paid by newly accepted students may be refunded if requests are received no later than the day before the enrollment ceremony.
2. Submitted application documents and examination fees will not be returned.
3. Separate fees may be charged for English-language and mathematics preparatory classes (¥10,000 each).
4. Tuition and facilities and equipment fees may be paid in installments (first half and second half of the academic year).
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