Art & Entertainment
Subjects
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Education through Art
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STEAM-Liberal Arts (TBD)
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Theatre and Performance (TBD)
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Art Studies (TBD)
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Japanese Traditional Performing Arts (TBD)
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Noh and Kyogen (TBD)
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Kabuki and Joruri (TBD)
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Religion & Culture (TBD)
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Japanese Popular Culture
To enroll in this course, you must be a member of an eligible institution and have permission from your institution to take the course.
How to take a course.
STEP 01
Check each course's introduction page to see if your institution is eligible (JIGE overseas partner university, etc.).
STEP 02
Obtain an application code for MCP courses from the contact person at each university, etc.
STEP 03
Click the "Application" on each course introduction page to open the application form and fill in the necessary information.
STEP 04
The contact person at each university will coordinate the registrants and contact those who have received final approval to participate.
STEP 05
Those who have received permission emails will receive notification of how to log in and participate in the MCP course of their choice approximately one week prior to the start of each course.
STEP 06
A certificate of completion (micro-credential) will be issued upon completion of the course.
STEP 07
Stock and post micro-credentials or electronic proof of completion on your own account on JV-campus (can also be posted on other social networking and other platforms).

OPEN
2025-2026
OCT10 - JAN01
Education through Art
The aim is to promote cultural understanding through the study of Japanese art, and this program is implemented as part of different classes at Chiba This program aims to promote cultural understanding through the study of Japanese art, and is implemented within different courses at Chiba University and the University of Alabama. Through this program, students will analyze Japanese artworks by considering the sociocultural backgrounds of various periods. They will also gain a deeper awareness of their own and other cultures, and better understand the process of learning about art and culture. Collaborative learning fosters diverse learning opportunities.