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#23 [学部深掘りシリーズ]UCSI大学のファッションデザイン学科って何するの？〜with Yuto〜 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 29, 2024 · 25 MIN

#23 [学部深掘りシリーズ]UCSI大学のファッションデザイン学科って何するの？〜with Yuto〜

from Buruk Radio · host Jay

今回のエピソードはUCSI大学の”ファッションデザイン学科”について。学部深掘りシリーズの第1弾は日本人が極めて少なく、他の学部とは異質な特徴を持つファッション学科。普段聞けないこの学科ならではの事情について、今回はゲストにYutoを招いて一緒に語っています！！〜第23回〜

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