Asian Studies - Pending MHEC approval

Required:

• AHY 2223 - History of Japanese Art to A.D. 1573
• AHY 2224 - Japanese Art from 1573 to 1868

• or

• AHY 2226 - History of Chinese Art to A.D. 960
• AHY 2227 - History of Chinese Art 960- 1800 A.D.

• AHY 2223/2224 or AHY 2226/2227 can only be used once to satisfy either required course requirements or elective requirement.

• HIS 2231 - History of East Asia to 1600
• HIS 2232 - History of East Asia since 1600
• REL 2224 - Buddhism
• CHI 1101 - Elementary Chinese I
• CHI 1102 - Elementary Chinese II
• CHI 2211 - Intermediate Chinese I
• AST 4498 - Senior Capstone in Asian Studies

Four courses from the following:

Two must courses be at the 3000-level

• AHY 2223 - History of Japanese Art to A.D. 1573
• AHY 2224 - Japanese Art from 1573 to 1868
• AHY 2226 - History of Chinese Art to A.D. 960
• AHY 2227 - History of Chinese Art 960- 1800 A.D.

• AHY 2223/2224 or AHY 2226/2227 can only be used once to satisfy either required course requirements or elective requirement.

• HIS 2237 - Religion and Society in Imperial China
• HIS 3331 - Gender and the Family in China
• REL 2220 - Asian Religions in America
• REL 2222 - Hinduism
• REL 3302 - Classical Indian Philosophy
• REL 3307 - Sacred Texts of South Asia
• SOC 3350 - Along the Great Wall: the Sociology of China
• SOC 3352 - Geishas, Kamikazes, and Karaoke: The Production of Japanese Culture
• THE 3337 - Asian Approaches to Acting

Study Abroad

Study Abroad.  Students are strongly encouraged to take a semester or more of study in an Asian country through an approved program of study abroad.  A list of affiliated programs is available through the International Programs Office.  Students are also encouraged to enroll in any of the various faculty-led January Term and June Term programs that involve study and travel in Asia. 

Total Program Hours: 52

Departmental Writing Requirement

 The Departmental Writing requirement may be satisfied in either of the following ways:

• Completion of the approved Department Writing requirement in any of the participating departments, be it a single course or a program of courses.
• An individually designed program, as approved by the Program Coordinator and the Curriculum Committee.