Spring 2021 Course List

The following courses being offered in Spring 2020 can be taken for credit towards a certificate in East Asian Studies. CEAS strives to keep this list updated, but it is possible that not all eligible courses appear on this page. Generally a course containing at least 40% East Asian content can count towards the certificate. Any question regarding the eligibility of courses not appearing on this list should be directed to David Fields or Laurie Dennis.  The “H”, “L”, or “S” following the courses credit number indicates the course meets the breadth requirements for humanities, literature, or social science.

ANTRHO 357, 3 S cr, Introduction to the Anthropology of Japan

ANTHRO 456, 3-4 cr, Symbolic Anthropology

ANTHRO 917, 3 cr, Globalization and Transnational Cultures

ART HIST 372, 3-4 H cr, Arts of Japan

ART HIST 411, 3-4 H cr, Topics in Asian Art

ASIAN AM 121, 3 cr, Asian American Movement

ASIAN 100, 3-4 H cr, Passion and Enlightenment

ASIAN 104, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to East Asian History: Japan

ASIAN 236, 3 H cr, Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, And Monsters

ASIAN 255, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction To East Asian Civilizations

ASIAN 268, 3 H cr, Tibetan Cultures and Traditions

ASIAN 300, 3 H cr, Foodways of Asia

ASIAN 301, 3 S cr, Contemporary Korea

ASIAN 308, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to Buddhism

ASIAN 310, 3 H cr, Introduction to Comics and Graphic Novels

ASIAN 341, 3 H/S cr, History of Modern China, 1800-1949

ASIAN 358, 3 H cr, Language in Japanese Society

ASIAN 431, 3 L cr, Chinese Linguistics I

ASIAN 433/833, 3 H cr, The Two Koreas

ASIAN 563, 3 L cr, Japanse Capstone: Translation

ASIAN 642, 3 cr, History of Chinese Literature II

ASIAN 763, 3 cr, Studies in Japanese Literature: Translation Theory and Practice

ASIAN 775, 3 cr, Japanese Applied Linguistics

CURRIC 366/727, 3 S cr, Internationalizing Educational Knowledge

DANCE 1, 1-2 cr, Workshop in Dance Activity: Tai Ji

DANCE 121, 3 cr, Asian American Movement

E A STDS 104, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to East Asian History: Japan

E A STDS 255, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to East Asian Civilizations

E A STDS 270, 1-3 H cr, Korea & the Apocalyptic Modern

E A STDS 301, 1-3 S cr, Contemporary Korea

E A STDS 341, 3-4 H/S cr, History of Modern China, 1800-1949

ECON 464, 3-4 S cr, International Trade

ELPA 886, 3 cr, Internationalization of Higher Education (Please contact the instructor Prof. Weijia Li for permission to enroll)

E P D 375, 3 cr, Intermediate Technical Japanese II

E P D 377, 3 cr, Japanese Business Communication

GOEG 101, 4 S cr, Introduction to Human Geography

GEOG 340, 3 S cr, World Regions in Global Context (paper on E. Asian topic)

HIST 104, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to East Asian History: Japan

HIST 255, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to East Asian Civilizations

HIST 308, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to Buddhism

HIST 341, 3-4 H/S cr, History of Modern China, 1800-1949

HIST 336, 3-4 H/S cr, Chinese Economic And Business History: From Silk To iPhones

HIST 500, 3 cr, Asian Intellectual History

HIST 500, 3 cr, Japan and the Atom Bomb

HIST 854, 1-3 cr, Seminar in Modern Chinese History

INTL ST 310, 1-3 cr, International Learning Community Seminar: Six Ways to See the Afterlife

INTL ST 310, 1-3 cr, International Learning Community Seminar: Games in Chinese Culture

INTL ST 401, 3-4 cr, Korea and The US: 1882-Present

PUB AFFR 974, 3 cr, China & Future of Foreign Policy

POLI SCI 255, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to East Asian Civilizations

RELIG ST 236, 3 H cr, Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, And Monsters

RELIG ST 308, 3 H/Scr, Introduction to Buddhism

SOC 496, 1-3 cr, Contemporary Korea

THEATRE 526, 3 H cr, The Theatres Of China And Japan

URB R PL 505, 3 S cr, Urban Spatial Patterns and Theories