East Asian Studies minor

A minor in East Asian studies requires completion of 22 credits, with an emphasis on either China or Japan, as follows. In meeting the requirements of this interdisciplinary minor, a student must use at least nine credits not also used to meet the requirements of any other major or minor. Students should consult on an ongoing basis with the Program Director about course substitutions due to changes in departmental offerings.

China emphasis (22 credits)

1. History 103, EAS 391, 393
2. Twelve additional credits on China, including at least one 300-level course and including no more than three credits of Chinese language study, chosen
   from among the following:
   ARTH 240, 288
   CHIN 105, 111
   ECON 274
   HIST 289 (on a China-related topic), 385, 386
   LIT 218, 220, 295 (on a China-related topic)
   PHIL 130
   POL 227, 392 (on a China-related topic)
3. Three additional credits on General Asia or Japan, chosen from among the following:
   ARTH 140, 241, 242
   EALL 215
   ENGL 382
   HIST 284, 289 (on an Asia-related topic), 382
   JAPN 100, 111
   LIT 221, 223, 225
   PHIL 223
   POL 327, 392 (on a Japan-related topic)
   REL 103, 131, 132, 231, 335, 340.

Japan Emphasis (22 credits)

1. HIST 104, EAS 391, 393
2. Twelve additional credits on Japan, including at least one 300-level course and including no more than three credits of Japanese language study, chosen from among the following:
   ARTH 241
   HIST 284, 289 (on a Japan-related topic)
   JAPN 100, 111
   LIT 221, 223, 225
   POL 327, 392 (on a Japan-related topic)
3. Three additional credits on General Asia or China, chosen from among the following:
   ARTH 140, 240, 242
   CHIN 105, 111
   EALL 215
   ECON 274
   ENGL 382
   HIST 289 (on an Asia-related topic), 385, 386, 387
   LIT 218, 220, 295 (on a China-related topic)
   PHIL 130, 223
   POL 227, 392 (on a China-related topic)
   REL 103, 131, 132, 231, 335, 340