Do you love to travel? You will reap all the benefits of a trip abroad while staying in your classroom with the Asian Studies program. Learn to speak Japanese or Chinese while simultaneously studying Asian Philosophy. Or try a class on Contemporary Chinese Cinema and Society, to expand your knowledge of the world.
Asian Studies
Career Opportunities
- Researcher
- Web Designer
- Museum Curator
- Filmmaker
- Teacher
- International Business Manager
- Marketing Executive
- IT Professional
- Government Analyst
- Non-Profit Program Associate
- Lawyer
- Social Worker
Undergraduate Programs
BA in Asian Languages and Cultures, Chinese Concentration
An interdisciplinary major that serves students with strengths and interest in Asian languages and cultures, providing these students with communicative, critical thinking, analytical, and writing skills as well as the intercultural competency that employers seek, enhancing possibilities of working internationally.
BA in Asian Languages and Cultures, Japanese Concentration
An interdisciplinary major that serves students with strengths and interest in Asian languages and cultures, providing these students with communicative, critical thinking, analytical, and writing skills as well as the intercultural competency that employers seek, enhancing possibilities of working internationally.
BA in Asian Languages and Cultures, Korean Concentration
An interdisciplinary major that serves students with strengths and interest in Asian languages and cultures, providing these students with communicative, critical thinking, analytical, and writing skills as well as the intercultural competency that employers seek, enhancing possibilities of working internationally.
Minor in Asian Studies
The Minor in Asian Studies is an eighteen-credit program that offers students the opportunity to focus a segment of their university training on Asia to gain in-depth knowledge of the cultural, social, political, economic, and global components of issues related to Asian nations and identities.
Minor in Asian Languages
The 18-credit curriculum provides students with an opportunity to study TWO Asian languages in one program (choosing from Chinese, Japanese and Korean). Students will choose either a Japanese or Chinese concentration, with one of the other two Asian languages counting as a secondary language.
