Japan Studies Minor

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Earn a Minor in Japan Studies
Asian Studies Overview

An interdisciplinary minor in Japan Studies or Asian Studies consists of 20 semester hours. Students having completed Japanese 101 through 202 as the college language requirement take Japanese 303 or 304 or the equivalent (4 hours) to meet the course requirements for the minor in Japan Studies. In addition, students are required to take Asian Studies 200 (4 hours) or the equivalent elsewhere as approved by the program director.

Contact Info

Asian Studies Program

350 Spelman Lane, S.W.
Atlanta, GA. 30314

404-270-5650
tpavri@spelman.edu

Mon. - Fri. | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Japan Studies Minor

Core Courses (8 hours)

  • Advance Japanese - 303 or 304 (4 hours)
  • Introduction to Asian Studies - SAS 200 (4 hours)

Three Elective Courses (12 hours)

  • Intro to Japan for Business and Travel -SLFJ 200 (4 hours)
  • Japanese Economic Development - SPSC 350 (4 hours)
  • Modern Japan - SHIS 343
  • Japan in Asia - SPSC 342
  • Special Topics in Japanese Culture - SFLJ 378
  • Advanced Japanese in Cultural Contexts – SFLJ 402
  • Sino-Japan Relations with African Countries - PSC 420

Transfer of Credits

For transfer of credits and other questions about the Japan Studies minor requirements, please contact:

Tinaz Pavri, Ph.D.

Founding Director, Asian Studies Program
Professor of Political Science
Division Chair, Social Sciences and Education
Spelman College, 219 Giles Hall
tpavri@spelman.edu

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