East Asian Studies B.A.
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BACHELOR OF ARTS - EAST ASIAN STUDIES
Course Requirements
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Lower-Division Core Courses | ||
| Complete the following course: | ||
| HSTR 240H | East Asian Civilizations 1 | 3 |
| Complete one of the following courses: | 3 | |
| Chinese Culture and Civiliz | ||
| Japanese Culture & Civilization | ||
| Upper-Division Core Courses | ||
| Complete 2 courses in Chinese studies. See your advisor for courses that will complete this requirement. | 6 | |
| Complete 2 courses in Japanese studies. See your advisor for courses that will complete this requirement. | 6 | |
| Complete 2 courses in Japanese, Chinese, Viet Nam, pan-East Asia, or Buddhism studies. See your advisor for courses that will complete this requirement. | 6 | |
| Language Requirement | ||
| Complete one of the following language sequences. | 20 | |
Chinese | ||
| Elementary Chinese I | ||
| Elementary Chinese II | ||
| Intermediate Chinese I | ||
| Intermediate Chinese II | ||
Japanese | ||
| Elementary Japanese I | ||
| Elementary Japanese II | ||
| Intermediate Japanese I | ||
| Intermediate Japanese II | ||
| Total Hours | 44 | |
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On occasion the World Languages and Cultures department offers an alternative introductory course that could also fulfill this requirement. Check with an advisor or the program director for available options.