Spring 2024 Course List

The following courses being offered in Spring 2024 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 30% 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 course’s credit number indicates the course meets the breadth requirements for humanities, literature, or social science.

ANTHRO 102, 3 cr, Archaeology and the Prehistoric world

ANTHRO 322, 3 S cr, The Origins of Civilization

ART HIST 411, 3 H cr, Topics in Asian Art: A History of Japanese Prints

ART HIST 576, 3 H cr, Proseminar in Chinese Art: Theater & Religion in Chinese Art

ART HIST 775, 3 H cr, History of Japanese Architecture

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

ASIAN 255, 3 cr, Intro to East Asian Civilizations

ASIAN 268, 3 H cr, Tibetan Cultures and Traditions

ASIAN 300, 3 H cr, Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia

ASIAN 301, 3 S cr, Social Change in Contemporary Korea

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

ASIAN 337, 3 H/S cr, Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919

ASIAN 352, 3 L cr, Survey of Modern Chinese Literature

ASIAN 357/630, 3 L cr, Japanese Ghost Stories

ASIAN 655, 3 H/S cr, Ethnography in Asia

ASIAN 367, 3 L cr, Haiku

ASIAN 376 3 H cr, Manga

ASIAN 432, 3 H cr, Introduction to Chinese Linguistics

ASIAN 433, 3 H cr, Topics in East Asia Visual Culture: The Two Koreas

ASIAN 630, 3 H cr, Women Make Movies

ASIAN 631, 3 H cr, History of the Chinese Language

ASIAN 632 3 H cr, Social Change in Contemporary Korea

ASIAN 632, 3 H cr, Studies in Chinese Linguistics

ASIAN 672,  3 L cr, Studies in Chinese Fiction

ASIAN 763, 3 cr, Studies in Japanese Literature

ASIAN 775, 3 cr, Japanese Applied Linguistics

ASIAN 833, 3 cr, Topics in East Asia Visual Culture: The Two Koreas

ASIAN 952, 3 cr, Seminar in Chinese Literature: Buddhism and Film

COM ARTS, 3 cr, Special Topics in Film: Japanese Cinema

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

DANCE 121, 3 cr, Asian American Movement

ECON 390, 3 S cr, The Chinese Economy

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

HIST 108, 3-4 H/S cr, Introduction to East Asian History: Korea

HIST 201, 3-4 H cr The Historian’s Craft: How do Empires End?

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

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

HIST 337, 3-4 H/S cr Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919

HIST 500, 3 cr, Reading Seminar in History: Chinese Law and Society

HIST 500, 3 cr, Reading Seminar in History: Asian Intellectual History

HIST 753, 1-3 cr, Masculinity, War, and Honor in the Premodern World

HIST 855, 1-3 cr, Seminar in Japanese History

INTL BUS 200, 3 cr, International Business

INTL ST 210, 1 cr, More Chinese Culture Through Games

INTL ST 210, 1 cr, Exploring Japanese Food Culture

INTL ST 210, 1 cr, Korean Language Seminar

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

LITTRANS 262, 3 L cr, Survey of Chinese Literature in Translation

POLI SCI 120, 4 S cr, Intro to Comparative Politics

POLI SCI 255, 3 H/S cr, Intro to East Asian Civilizations

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

RELIG ST 308, 3 H/S cr, Introduction to Buddhism

SOC 496, 3 cr, Social Change in Contemporary Korea