Asian Studies draws from a broad range of courses in the liberal arts, including anthropology, art history, communication, English, film, history, philosophy, political science, and sociology.
Students selecting a minor in Asian Studies must complete six classes (minimum 18 credit hours) from the approved Asian Studies course options. Students should complete ASTA 1800. In addition, students should demonstrate breadth by taking at least one elective course concerning the East Asian region (i.e. China, Korea, or Japan), and at least one elective course beyond East Asia, which may include South Asia, Southeast Asia, or one that connects Asia and other world regions.
Up to two Asian language courses may count towards the minor.
Please consult the online schedule of classes for courses approved for credit in Asian Studies in a given semester. Students can also contact the Director of the Program for more information.
Six courses (minimum of 18 credits) are required for the minor.
A maximum of two language courses may count toward the minor.
3-8
Electives
Select from among the courses offered in the Asian Studies Program and in other Departments and Programs approved for credit in the Asian Studies Program. Within these courses, the following requirement applies:
10-15
Geographic Distribution:
Select at least one elective course concerning the East Asian region (i.e. China, Korea, or Japan), and at least one course outside of that region (e.g., Vietnam, Malaysia).
Total Credit Hours (Minimum):
18
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Per university policy, students are not permitted to share credits between minors.Only three credit hours/one course can be shared between the minor in Asian Studies and a student's major.
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Language classes at any level in Chinese, Japanese, or another Asian language approved by the Director.
