Asian Studies Minor

A minor in Asian Studies allows students to enhance their major academic program with an understanding of Asian history, politics, and/or culture. A minor may consist of, but does not require, language courses. A minor in Asian studies consists of five courses from the EAS curriculum. No more than three courses may be taken in any one department.

 

 

ART 252	Arts of China and Japan	4
CHIN 202	Intermediate Chinese II	4
CHIN 214	Contemporary Chinese Cinema	4
CHIN 245	Advanced Intermediate Chinese	4
CHIN 246	Advanced Intermediate Chinese II	4
CHIN 250	Masterpieces in Chinese Literature	4
CHIN 260/ AS 260	Chinese Calligraphy	4
CHIN 320	Reading Chinese Newspapers	4
CHIN 325	Masterworks of Chinese Modern Literature	4
ECON 222	Comparative Economies of East Asia	4
HIST 201	Japanese History: Politics, Society, and Everyday Life	4
HIST 202	Asia to the Eighteenth Century	4
HIST 203	Power & Culture: East Asia	4
HIST 204	Japanese Culture: Gender, Family and Society	4
HIST 206	Rise of Modern China	4
HIST 207	Family, Gender, and Sexuality in Chinese History	4
HIST 362	Reform and Revolutions in Asia	4
HIST 364	Rape of Nanjing	4
JAPN 202	Intermediate Japanese II	4
JAPN 245	Composition and Conversation	4
JAPN 310M	Japanese Civilization	4
JAPN 320	Newspaper Kanji and Translation	4
JAPN 325	Japanese Fables and Onomatopoeia	4
PHIL 133	Asian Philosophy	4

Department Contact

Shirong Luo, Ph.D

Philosophy Department 

Gwen Ifill College of Media, Arts, and Humanities

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