Fukuyama University

What you'll study

• Social information subjects: historical and analytical perspectives on media and information; first-year media-literacy courses such as "Introduction to Visual Culture" and "Media Culture Theory"; "Mass Media Theory" taught with cooperation from a local broadcaster.
• Information technology topics: courses named in the curriculum include "Introduction to Information Processing", "Information Networks" and "Information Society and Communication".
• Expression and design subjects: foundational courses like "Media Design Theory" and "Introduction to Media Expression"; second-year practicals such as "CG Video Production", "Web Design" and "Graphic Design Basics".
• Advanced practical work: third-year studio courses "Media Applied Practicum" and "Media Advanced Practicum" producing short films, games and 3D CG (including local heritage projects), with works exhibited at regional festivals and events.
• Electives and specialised modules mentioned: studio-based subjects (photography, lighting, chroma-key), "Animation Studies" (anime theory), and project-oriented classes that develop企画・プレゼンテーション and communication skills.

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific entry criteria for the programme.

Career prospects

Graduates pursue roles in general corporations (public relations, product planning, sales), creative firms (video, CG, game, web, design), information companies (advertising, communications, mass media), public service and museum work. Reported employer matches include local governments, police, credit unions, broadcasters, game companies, studios and retailers; some alumni have progressed to graduate study.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not provide details on scholarships or fees. Prospective students should consult Fukuyama University's central admissions and financial aid offices for up-to-date funding options and support schemes.