Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
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English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
From the year 1868 of Japan’s emergence as a new nation, the Modern Japanese Architecture Part 1: From Meiji Restoration to the Pacific War course by edX illustrates the roots of modern buildings in Japan. These lasted over three-quarters of a century. Teachings and video transcripts for the course are available in English. By paying a fee, edX offers a verified certificate to its learners.
The edX Modern Japanese Architecture Part 1 course focuses on the westernisation of Japanese architecture that lasted from the period of 1868 to 1945. Intensive processes set in by westernisation include the ‘functionalist’ innovations of Le Corbusier. It also includes the ‘stripped-down’ approaches of Walter Gropius that influenced Japanese architecture.
Spread across five weeks, this intermediate course in Modern Japanese Architecture is taught by a specially appointed professor of the Tokyo Institute of Technology. Mr. David B. Stewart is the author of several books and monographs relevant to the course and has relevant domain experience.
Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
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INR 4903 | yes | Institute of Science Tokyo, Tokyo |
Modern Japanese Architecture Part 1 From Meiji Restoration to the Pacific War Fees Structure
Course | Amount |
Modern Japanese Architecture Part 1 From Meiji Restoration to the Pacific War | ₹ 4,903 |
Anyone with interest in the subject can pursue the Modern Japanese Architecture Part 1 course by edX. However, a basic understanding of modern architectural history will be helpful for the learner.
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After completing the Modern Japanese Architecture Part 1 by edX, learners may opt for the second part of the course, if interested.
The course does not mention any special requisites. However, some knowledge of modern architectural history will lead to an enriched learning experience.
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The Modern Japanese Architecture Part 1 course by edX is an intermediate-level course based on architecture that can be learnt with a self-paced schedule.
An instructor-signed certificate with the Institution’s seal will become available to you by opting for a certificate. This allows you to verify your progress with your achievement and course. Also, the certificate is easily shareable, bumping up your job prospects.