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Tama Art University

多摩美术大学

Hachioji, Japan
SectorPrivate
Founded1937
Enrollment4,300
Student : Staff11:1
INSTITUTIONAL STANDING & CLASSIFICATION

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Tama Art University operates primarily as a regional or specialist higher-education institution in Japan. While not currently indexed in the top global research league tables (QS / THE / ARWU / U.S. News Global), it is tracked in the UniRankHub institutional registry for admissions benchmarking, cost-of-attendance analysis, and domestic peer comparison.

Global League StatusRegional / SpecialistDomestic degree focus
JurisdictionJapanHachioji
Selectivity Tier35% AdmitUndergraduate intake
Institutional SectorPrivateEst. 1937
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Total Enrollment

4,300

Active Students

Faculty Size

380

Academic Staff

Acceptance Rate

35%

Estimated Admissions

Safety Score

90/100

Campus Safety

Transportation

75/100

Public Access

Tuition (Int.)

$11,500

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Cumulative GPA (4.0 Scale)3.65 / Benchmark 3.25
2.503.003.504.00
English Proficiency (IELTS Equivalent)7.0 / Target 6.5+
5.5 (TOEFL ~65)7.0 (TOEFL ~100)9.0 (TOEFL 118+)
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ESTIMATED CLASSIFICATIONSOLID SAFETY
90/100Profile Alignment Index

Profile exceeds typical institutional cutoffs; high likelihood of admission.

Selectivity~35% Admit
Est. Annual Tuition$11,500
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Located in the scenic Hachioji and Machida areas of Tokyo, Tama Art University stands as one of Japan’s most prestigious private institutions for comprehensive artistic education. The university is renowned for its academic excellence across diverse disciplines, including fine arts, graphic design, product design, sculpture, and media arts. It maintains a formidable research reputation, consistently pushing the boundaries of visual culture through the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technological innovation. The campus culture is defined by a rigorous, studio-based pedagogical approach that encourages both deep technical mastery and bold experimental creativity. This immersive environment fosters a vibrant community of dedicated practitioners who contribute significantly to the global creative landscape. Emphasizing a strong international outlook, Tama Art University actively engages with the global art scene through various exchange initiatives and an increasing presence of international students. By seamlessly blending historical Japanese artistic traditions with contemporary global perspectives, the university prepares its graduates to lead in various creative industries worldwide. As a cornerstone of Japanese design and fine arts, the institution remains a vital center for visual innovation and cultural development.

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35.6350° N, 139.3850° E
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ACADEMIC FACULTIES

Core Academic Disciplines

Graphic Design

Product Design

Architecture

Painting

Information Design

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No QS or THE world ranking is currently recorded for Tama Art University. Check the ranking tables for other published results. Regional, national and subject results are separate ranking categories.
Tama Art University is located in Hachioji, Japan.
Tama Art University was founded in 1937.
Tama Art University has approximately 4,300 enrolled students.