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Designing
the future
of design
What is
KID NEXT?
KID NEXT (Kyudai Innovation Design NEXT) is a project by the Kyushu University Faculty of Design to build a better future through design in close cooperation with society.
KID NEXT is working towards the formation of a global hub for design research. The project collaborates closely with society's diverse stakeholders. Through educational and research projects carried out in collaboration with the world's top universities, research institutions and international organizations, KID NEXT strives to use design to solve social problems.
Actual results
QS Ranking 2017-2020 (Art & Design field), Asia region-Japan: Ranked #1
Actual results
Number of collaborative research results:44
Actual results
Percentage of international students: 20%
Projects
Others
Internationalization Initiatives: Commencement of Geiko Student Supporter Activities
November 2021 - March 2022
Seminar
Online Seminar "Thinking about Design x Business x Intellectual Property" was held
July 15th, 2021
News
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Intellectual Property and Standardization / Online Symposium "Current Status of International Standardization in Technology and DesignJanuary 18th, 2022
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Winners for the 2021 Asia Digital Art Award Exhibition Fukuoka have been decided!December 27th,2021
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Hiroyuki Furukawa, a fourth-year student of the Department of Industrial Design, received the JID AWARD 2021 NEXTAGE Category Award. -
Creative Education Symposium Online "What should creative education be like after COVID‑19?”December 5th, 2021
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The 23rd Study of Design Fundamentals Seminar: The Birth of Professional Designers in East Asia: A Case Study of CHEN Zhifo's Study at Tokyo Art SchoolTuesday, Dec 14th, 2021
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Announcement of the Symposium "Business-Integrated Design Education for Generating InnovationDecember 3rd, 2021
Actual results
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QS Ranking 2017-2020 (Art & Design field), Asia region-Japan: Ranked #1
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Number of collaborative research results:44
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Percentage of international students: 20%
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