Courses for Requirements

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 106: Second Semester Korean, 4 cr
ASIALANG 113: First Semester Elementary Japanese, 2 cr

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 134: Second Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 136: Second Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 138: Second Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 140: Second Semester Urdu, 4 cr

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 124: Second Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 126: Second Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 128: Second Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 130: Second Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 132: Second Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 206: Fourth Semester Korean, 4 cr

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 234: Fourth Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 236: Fourth Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 238: Fourth Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 240: Fourth Semester Urdu, 4 cr

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 224: Fourth Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 226: Fourth Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 228: Fourth Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 230: Fourth Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 232: Fourth Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Required Course:
ASIAN 100: Gateway to Asia: Languages of Asia: Cultures, Politics & Identities, 3 cr (J. Mori) Elementary, Humanities

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 252: Contemporary Indian Society, 4 cr (M. Chase) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 268: Tibetan Cultures & Traditions, 3 cr (J. Khedup) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities**
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature – ASIALANG 102 required
ASIAN 357: Japanese Ghost Stories, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 376: Manga, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Humanities – ASIALANG 104 required
ASIAN 403: Southeast Asian Literature, 3 cr (t. Haberkorn) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 405: Gods and Goddesses of South Asia, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 428: Visual Culture of India, 3 cr (P. Chopra) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 433: Topics in East Asian Visual Cultures: The Politics of Aesthetics, 3 cr (H. Kim) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 460: The History of Yoga, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 478: Indian Writers Abroad: Literature, Diaspora and Globalization, 3 cr (A. Dharwadker) Advanced, Literature
ART HIST 103: Passage Through India: South Asia’s Global Architectural Histories, 3 cr (P. Chopra) Elementary, Humanities, LAS**
ART HIST 303: History of Japanese Architecture, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
ART HIST 411: History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
INTL ST 401: Sports in South Asia, 3 cr (M. Asif) Intermediate, LAS**
LITTRANS 262: Survey of Chinese Literature in Translation, 3 cr. (A. Detwyler) Elementary, Literature

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 108: Introduction to East Asia History: Korea, 3 cr (C. Kim) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 246: SE Asian Refugees of Cold War, 4 cr (M. Cullinane) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 301: Social Studies Topics in EAS: Social Change in Contemporary Korea, 3 cr (E. Oh) Intermediate, Social Science**
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (J. Dennis) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN AM 240: Hmong Refugee Hist0ry, 3 cr (K. Pheng Pha) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies
ANTHRO 310: The Archaeology of Technology, Gender, and Environment in Early State Level Societies (J. Kenoyer) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science**
ANTHRO 322: Origins of Civilization (N. Kim) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science**
HIST 450: Making of Modern South Asia, 3 cr (M. Banerjee) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
INTL ST 401: Korea and the United States, 1882 to the Present (D. Fields) Intermediate, LAS**

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (001) Women Make Movies (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities. Instructor provided content: In systems of representation from fine art to mainstream film to advertising, women have been constructed as “Woman” – “to-be-looked-at,” in critic Laura Mulvey’s oft-quoted phrase – or rendered altogether invisible through ideological assumptions about race, class, and body image. What happens when female-identified artists, audiences, and theorists look back? This course will introduce students to the critical analysis of film and other popular media through the lens of feminist theory.

ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (002) Jainism and Environmental Ethics (M. Chase) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (003) Japanese Ghost Stories (C. D’Etcheverry) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (004) Social Change in Contemporary Korea (E. Oh) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 631 History of the Chinese Language (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 632 Studies in Chinese Linguistics (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 655 Ethnography in Asia (A. Cerulli), Advanced, Humanities or Social Science. Instructor provided content: In this seminar we read and discuss ethnography as both method and product. We read ethnographies that focus on specific populations in Asia. These include human groups. But we will also move beyond the anthropological and study ethnographic studies of non-human lifeforms, inter-species interactions, cityscapes, and everyday architectures. Many of the ethnographies we study will be “traditional” written ethnographies. But in the latter part of the semester we will also examine ethnographic films and filmmaking in a variety of Asian contexts. Each week we will look at a different example of ethnography in Asia and explore broad cultural themes like politics, religion, health, economics, and sexuality, discussing the methods involved in doing ethnography generally, and asking why and to what ends scholars have for decades studied and represented Asia through ethnography.

ASIAN 672 Studies in Chinese Fiction (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature

ASIALANG 381: Business Korean, 3 cr (tbc) Advanced, LAS – AL 305 requisite **

ASIALANG 475: Decolonial Translation (t. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities**

ASIALANG 560: Protest Poetry of South Asia (Z. Chowdhry) Intermediate, LAS**

ART HIST 576: Theater & Religion in Chinese Art (Y. Li) Advanced, Humanities**

HIST 500 (001): Chinese Law & Politics (J. Dennis) Advanced, LAS**

HIST 500 (003): Asian Intellectual History (V. Murthy) Advanced, LAS**

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 106: Second Semester Korean, 4 cr
ASIALANG 113: First Semester Elementary Japanese, 2 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 206: Fourth Semester Korean, 4 cr

Required Course:
ASIAN 100: Gateway to Asia: Languages of Asia: Cultures, Politics & Identities, 3 cr (J. Mori) Elementary, Humanities

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities**
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature – ASIALANG 102 required
ASIAN 357: Japanese Ghost Stories, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 376: Manga, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Humanities – ASIALANG 104 required
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 433: Topics in East Asian Visual Cultures: The Politics of Aesthetics, 3 cr (H. Kim) Intermediate, Humanities
ART HIST 303: History of Japanese Architecture, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
ART HIST 411: History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
LITTRANS 262: Survey of Chinese Literature in Translation, 3 cr. (A. Detwyler) Elementary, Literature

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 108: Introduction to East Asia History: Korea, 3 cr (C. Kim) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 301: Social Studies Topics in EAS: Social Change in Contemporary Korea, 3 cr (E. Oh) Intermediate, Social Science **
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (J. Dennis) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ANTHRO 310: The Archaeology of Technology, Gender, and Environment in Early State Level Societies (J. Kenoyer) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science **
ANTHRO 322: Origins of Civilization (N. Kim) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science **
INTL ST 401: Korea and the United States, 1882 to the Present (D. Fields) Intermediate, LAS **

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (001) Women Make Movies (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities. Instructor provided content: In systems of representation from fine art to mainstream film to advertising, women have been constructed as “Woman” – “to-be-looked-at,” in critic Laura Mulvey’s oft-quoted phrase – or rendered altogether invisible through ideological assumptions about race, class, and body image. What happens when female-identified artists, audiences, and theorists look back? This course will introduce students to the critical analysis of film and other popular media through the lens of feminist theory.

ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (003) Japanese Ghost Stories (C. D’Etcheverry) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (004) Social Change in Contemporary Korea (E. Oh) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 631 History of the Chinese Language (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 632 Studies in Chinese Linguistics (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 655 Ethnography in Asia (A. Cerulli), Advanced, Humanities or Social Science. Instructor provided content: In this seminar we read and discuss ethnography as both method and product. We read ethnographies that focus on specific populations in Asia. These include human groups. But we will also move beyond the anthropological and study ethnographic studies of non-human lifeforms, inter-species interactions, cityscapes, and everyday architectures. Many of the ethnographies we study will be “traditional” written ethnographies. But in the latter part of the semester we will also examine ethnographic films and filmmaking in a variety of Asian contexts. Each week we will look at a different example of ethnography in Asia and explore broad cultural themes like politics, religion, health, economics, and sexuality, discussing the methods involved in doing ethnography generally, and asking why and to what ends scholars have for decades studied and represented Asia through ethnography.

ASIAN 672 Studies in Chinese Fiction (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature

ASIALANG 381: Business Korean, 3 cr (tbc) Advanced, LAS – AL 305 requisite **

ASIALANG 475: Decolonial Translation (t. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities**

ART HIST 576: Theater & Religion in Chinese Art (Y. Li) Advanced, Humanities**

HIST 500: Chinese Law & Politics (J. Dennis) Advanced, LAS **

HIST 500 (003): Asian Intellectual History (V. Murthy) Advanced, LAS**

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 134: Second Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 136: Second Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 138: Second Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 140: Second Semester Urdu, 4 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 234: Fourth Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 236: Fourth Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 238: Fourth Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 240: Fourth Semester Urdu, 4 cr

Required Course:
ASIAN 100: Gateway to Asia: Languages of Asia: Cultures, Politics & Identities, 3 cr (J. Mori) Elementary, Humanities

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 252: Contemporary Indian Society, 4 cr (M. Chase) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 268: Tibetan Cultures & Traditions, 3 cr (J. Khedup) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities**
ASIAN 405: Gods and Goddesses of South Asia, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 428: Visual Culture of India, 3 cr (P. Chopra) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 460: The History of Yoga, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 478: Indian Writers Abroad: Literature, Diaspora and Globalization, 3 cr (A. Dharwadker) Advanced, Literature
ART HIST 103: Passage Through India: South Asia’s Global Architectural Histories, 3 cr (P. Chopra) Elementary, Humanities, LAS**
INTL ST 401: Sports in South Asia, 3 cr (M. Asif) Intermediate, LAS**

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ANTHRO 310: The Archaeology of Technology, Gender, and Environment in Early State Level Societies (J. Kenoyer) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science**
ANTHRO 322: Origins of Civilization (N. Kim) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science**
HIST 450: Making of Modern South Asia, 3 cr (M. Banerjee) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (001) Women Make Movies (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities. Instructor provided content: In systems of representation from fine art to mainstream film to advertising, women have been constructed as “Woman” – “to-be-looked-at,” in critic Laura Mulvey’s oft-quoted phrase – or rendered altogether invisible through ideological assumptions about race, class, and body image. What happens when female-identified artists, audiences, and theorists look back? This course will introduce students to the critical analysis of film and other popular media through the lens of feminist theory.

ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (002) Jainism and Environmental Ethics (M. Chase) Advanced, Humanities

ASIAN 655 Ethnography in Asia (A. Cerulli), Advanced, Humanities or Social Science. Instructor provided content: In this seminar we read and discuss ethnography as both method and product. We read ethnographies that focus on specific populations in Asia. These include human groups. But we will also move beyond the anthropological and study ethnographic studies of non-human lifeforms, inter-species interactions, cityscapes, and everyday architectures. Many of the ethnographies we study will be “traditional” written ethnographies. But in the latter part of the semester we will also examine ethnographic films and filmmaking in a variety of Asian contexts. Each week we will look at a different example of ethnography in Asia and explore broad cultural themes like politics, religion, health, economics, and sexuality, discussing the methods involved in doing ethnography generally, and asking why and to what ends scholars have for decades studied and represented Asia through ethnography.

ASIALANG 475: Decolonial Translation (t. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities**

ASIALANG 560: Protest Poetry of South Asia (Z. Chowdhry) Intermediate, LAS**

HIST 500 (003): Asian Intellectual History (V. Murthy) Advanced, LAS**

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 124: Second Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 126: Second Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 128: Second Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 130: Second Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 132: Second Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 224: Fourth Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 226: Fourth Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 228: Fourth Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 230: Fourth Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 232: Fourth Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Required Course:
ASIAN 100: Gateway to Asia: Languages of Asia: Cultures, Politics & Identities, 3 cr (J. Mori) Elementary, Humanities

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities**
ASIAN 403: Southeast Asian Literature, 3 cr (t. Haberkorn) Intermediate, Literature

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 246: SE Asian Refugees of Cold War, 4 cr (M. Cullinane) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ANTHRO 310: The Archaeology of Technology, Gender, and Environment in Early State Level Societies (J. Kenoyer) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science**
ANTHRO 322: Origins of Civilization (N. Kim) [Asian content] – Intermediate, Social Science**
ASIAN AM 240: Hmong Refugee Hist0ry, 3 cr (K. Pheng Pha) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (001) Women Make Movies (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities. Instructor provided content: In systems of representation from fine art to mainstream film to advertising, women have been constructed as “Woman” – “to-be-looked-at,” in critic Laura Mulvey’s oft-quoted phrase – or rendered altogether invisible through ideological assumptions about race, class, and body image. What happens when female-identified artists, audiences, and theorists look back? This course will introduce students to the critical analysis of film and other popular media through the lens of feminist theory.

ASIAN 655 Ethnography in Asia (A. Cerulli), Advanced, Humanities or Social Science. ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (001) Women Make Movies (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities. Instructor provided content: In systems of representation from fine art to mainstream film to advertising, women have been constructed as “Woman” – “to-be-looked-at,” in critic Laura Mulvey’s oft-quoted phrase – or rendered altogether invisible through ideological assumptions about race, class, and body image. What happens when female-identified artists, audiences, and theorists look back? This course will introduce students to the critical analysis of film and other popular media through the lens of feminist theory.

ASIALANG 475: Decolonial Translation (t. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities**

HIST 500 (003): Asian Intellectual History (V. Murthy) Advanced, LAS**

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Chinese Language Requirements

Requisite Language Courses:
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr

Advanced or Specialized Language Courses (3 courses):
ASIALANG 302: Sixth Semester Chinese, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities, LAS
ASIALANG 379: Business Chinese, 3 cr. (T. Wang) Advanced, LAS – AL 202 requisite
ASIALANG 454: Advanced Chinese through Media, 3 cr (T. Zhang) Advanced, LAS – AL 301 requisite

Chinese Culture, Linguistics, and Literature Courses

Introductory Course (complete one):
ASIAN 100: Gateway to Asia: Languages of Asia: Cultures, Politics & Identities, 3 cr (J. Mori) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
LITTRANS 262: Survey of Chinese Literature in Translation, 3 cr. (A. Detwyler) Elementary, Literature

Intermediate Courses (complete three courses):
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (J. Dennis) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 631: History of the Chinese Language, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 632: Studies in Chinese Linguistics: Contrastive Pragmatics, 3 cr (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 672: Studies in Chinese Fiction, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature
ASIALANG 475: Decolonial Translation (t. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities**
ART HIST 576: Theater & Religion in Chinese Art (Y. Li) Advanced, Humanities**
HIST 500: Chinese Law & Politics (J. Dennis) Advanced, LAS **

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Chinese Language Requirements

Requisite Language Courses:
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr

Advanced or Specialized Language Courses (3 courses):
ASIALANG 302: Sixth Semester Chinese, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities, LAS
ASIALANG 379: Business Chinese, 3 cr. (T. Wang) Advanced, LAS – AL 202 requisite
ASIALANG 454: Advanced Chinese through Media, 3 cr (T. Zhang) Advanced, LAS – AL 301 requisite

Chinese Studies Electives (complete one):
ASIAN 100: Gateway to Asia: Languages of Asia: Cultures, Politics & Identities, 3 cr (J. Mori) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (J. Dennis) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 631: History of the Chinese Language, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 632: Studies in Chinese Linguistics: Contrastive Pragmatics, 3 cr (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 672: Studies in Chinese Fiction, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature
HIST 500: Chinese Law & Politics (J. Dennis) Advanced, LAS **
LITTRANS 262: Survey of Chinese Literature in Translation, 3 cr. (A. Detwyler) Elementary, Literature

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Japanese Language Requirements

Requisite Language Courses:
ASIALANG 113: First Semester Elementary Japanese, 2 cr
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr

Advanced or Specialized Language Courses (3 courses):

ASIALANG 375: Advanced Japanese: Solidifying the Foundations, 3 cr. Advanced, Humanities, LAS – AL 303 requisite
ASIALANG 377: Business Japanese Communication, 3 cr (T. Nakakubo) Advanced, LAS – AL 204 requisite
ASIALANG 452: Advanced Japanese through Audio-Visual Media, 3 cr (J. Mori) Advanced, Humanities, LAS – AL 303 requisite

Japanese Culture, Linguistics, and Literature Courses

Introductory Course (complete one):
ASIAN 100: Gateway to Asia: Languages of Asia: Cultures, Politics & Identities, 3 cr (J. Mori) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science

Intermediate Courses (complete three courses):
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities**
ASIAN 357: Japanese Ghost Stories, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 376: Manga, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Humanities – ASIALANG 104 required
ART HIST 303: History of Japanese Architecture, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
ART HIST 411: History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):

ASIAN 630 Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia (003) Japanese Ghost Stories (C. D’Etcheverry) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 655 Ethnography in Asia (A. Cerulli), Advanced, Humanities or Social Science
ASIALANG 475: Decolonial Translation (t. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities**

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Japanese Language Requirements

Requisite Language Courses:
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr

Required Course (1 course):

ASIALANG 377: Business Japanese Communication, 3 cr (T. Nakakubo) Advanced, LAS – AL 204 requisite

Advanced or Specialized Language Courses (3 courses):

ASIALANG 375: Advanced Japanese: Solidifying the Foundations, 3 cr. Advanced, Humanities, LAS – AL 303 requisite
ASIALANG 452: Advanced Japanese through Audio-Visual Media, 3 cr (J. Mori) Advanced, Humanities, LAS – AL 303 requisite

Japanese Studies Electives (complete one):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Foodways of Asia, 3 cr (R. Huntington), Intermediate, Humanities**
ASIAN 357: Japanese Ghost Stories, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 376: Manga, 3 cr (A. Kern) Intermediate, Humanities – ASIALANG 104 required
ART HIST 303: History of Japanese Architecture, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
ART HIST 411: History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities, LAS

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 106: Second Semester Korean, 4 cr
ASIALANG 113: First Semester Elementary Japanese, 2 cr

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 134: Second Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 136: Second Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 138: Second Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 140: Second Semester Urdu, 4 cr
ASIALANG 142: Second Semester Sanskrit, 4 cr

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 124: Second Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 126: Second Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 128: Second Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 130: Second Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 132: Second Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 206: Fourth Semester Korean, 4 cr

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 234: Fourth Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 236: Fourth Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 238: Fourth Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 240: Fourth Semester Urdu, 4 cr

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 224: Fourth Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 226: Fourth Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 228: Fourth Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 230: Fourth Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 232: Fourth Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Required Course:
ASIAN 100 will not be offered in Spring 2023

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 253: Japanese Popular Culture, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 268: Tibetan Cultures & Traditions, 3 cr (J. Khedup) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Evangelion, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 361: Love and Politics: Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 371: Topics-Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (W. Nienhauser) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 403: Southeast Asian Literature, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 405: Gods and Goddesses of South Asia, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 433: Topics-E Asian Visual Cultures: The Two Koreas, 3 cr (H. Kim) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 460: The History of Yoga, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities
ART HIST 411: A History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities**

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 246: SE Asian Refugees of Cold War, 4 cr (M. Cullinane) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 301: Social Studies Topics in EAS: Social Change in Contemporary Korea, 3 cr (E. Oh) Intermediate, Social Science
ASIAN 306: Hinduism, 3 cr (A. Cerulli) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 342: Peoples Republic of China, 1949 to the present, 4 cr (J. Kinzley) Advanced, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 358: Language in Japanese Society, 3 cr (J. Mori) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
HIST/INTL ST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (D. Fields) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science**

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 563: Rdgs Modern Japanese Lit: Tanizaki, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Advanced, Literature
ASIAN 573: Rdgs-Classical Japanese Lit: The Tale of Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Advanced, Literature
ASIAN 630 (001): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Women Make Movies, 3 cr (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 630 (002): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Law and Judgement in Asia, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 632 (002): Studies in Chinese Linguistics: Second Language Pragmatics, 3 cr (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 642: History of Chinese Lit II, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature
Note: you may opt to take an advanced language course but it may only count for the Advanced course requirement, not Advanced and Language requirement. Please talk with your advisor about this option.
** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 106: Second Semester Korean, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 113: First Semester Elementary Japanese, 2 cr, Elementary

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 206: Fourth Semester Korean, 4 cr, Intermediate

Required Course:
ASIAN 100 will not be offered in Spring 2023

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 253: Japanese Popular Culture, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Evangelion, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 361: Love and Politics: Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 371: Topics-Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (W. Nienhauser) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 433: Topics-E Asian Visual Cultures: The Two Koreas, 3 cr (H. Kim) Intermediate, Humanities
ART HIST 411: A History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities**

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 301: Social Studies Topics in EAS: Social Change in Contemporary Korea, 3 cr (E. Oh) Intermediate, Social Science
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 342: Peoples Republic of China, 1949 to the present, 4 cr (J. Kinzley) Advanced, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 358: Language in Japanese Society, 3 cr (J. Mori) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
HIST/INTL ST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (D. Fields) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science**

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 563: Rdgs Modern Japanese Lit: Tanizaki, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Advanced, Literature
ASIAN 573: Rdgs-Classical Japanese Lit: The Tale of Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Advanced, Literature
ASIAN 630 (001): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Women Make Movies, 3 cr (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 630 (002): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Law and Judgement in Asia, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 632 (002): Studies in Chinese Linguistics: Second Language Pragmatics, 3 cr (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 642: History of Chinese Lit II, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature
Note: you may opt to take an advanced language course but it may only count for the Advanced course requirement, not Advanced and Language requirement. Please talk with your advisor about this option.
** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 134: Second Semester Hindi, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 136: Second Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 138: Second Semester Persian, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 140: Second Semester Urdu, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 142: Second Semester Sanskrit, 4 cr, Elementary

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 234: Fourth Semester Hindi, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 236: Fourth Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 238: Fourth Semester Persian, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 240: Fourth Semester Urdu, 4 cr, Intermediate

Required Course:
ASIAN 100 will not be offered in Spring 2023

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 268: Tibetan Cultures & Traditions, 3 cr (J. Khedup) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 405: Gods and Goddesses of South Asia, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 460: The History of Yoga, 3 cr (G. Buhnemann) Intermediate, Humanities

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 306: Hinduism, 3 cr (A. Cerulli) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 630 (001): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Women Make Movies, 3 cr (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 630 (002): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Law and Judgement in Asia, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities
Note: you may opt to take an advanced language course but it may only count for the Advanced course requirement, not Advanced and Language requirement. Please talk with your advisor about this option.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 124: Second Semester Filipino, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 126: Second Semester Hmong, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 128: Second Semester Indonesian, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 130: Second Semester Thai, 4 cr, Elementary
ASIALANG 132: Second Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr, Elementary

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 224: Fourth Semester Filipino, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 226: Fourth Semester Hmong, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 228: Fourth Semester Indonesian, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 230: Fourth Semester Thai, 4 cr, Intermediate
ASIALANG 232: Fourth Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr, Intermediate

Required Course:
ASIAN 100 will not be offered in Spring 2023

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 403: Southeast Asian Literature, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Intermediate, Literature

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):
ASIAN 246: SE Asian Refugees of Cold War, 4 cr (M. Cullinane) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science

Advanced course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 630 (001): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Women Make Movies, 3 cr (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 630 (002): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Law and Judgement in Asia, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities
Note: you may opt to take an advanced language course but it may only count for the Advanced course requirement, not Advanced and Language requirement. Please talk with your advisor about this option.

Advanced Chinese Language electives (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 302: Sixth Semester Chinese, 4 cr (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities
ASIALANG 312: Second Semester Classical Chinese, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Advanced, Literature
ASIALANG 379: Business Chinese, 3 cr (TBD) Advanced, LAS
ASIALANG 454: Advanced Chinese though Media, 3 cr (T. Zhang) Advanced, LAS

Elementary Chinese studies (complete one course):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science

Intermediate Chinese studies electives (complete three courses, 9 credits):
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 342: Peoples Republic of China, 1949 to the present, 4 cr (J. Kinzley) Advanced, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 371: Topics-Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (W. Nienhauser) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
HIST/INTL ST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (D. Fields) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science**

Advanced Chinese studies course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 630 (001): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Women Make Movies, 3 cr (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 630 (002): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Law and Judgement in Asia, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 632 (002): Studies in Chinese Linguistics: Second Language Pragmatics, 3 cr (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 642: History of Chinese Lit II, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature
Note: you may opt to take an advanced Chinese language course (noted above), but it may only count for Advanced category, not both.

Advanced Japanese Language electives (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 375: Advanced Japanese: Solidifying the Foundations, 3 cr (Y. Shimizu), Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
ASIALANG 377: Business Japanese Communication, 3 cr (Nakakubo) Intermediate, LAS
ASIALANG 452: Advanced Japanese through Audio-Visual Media, 3 cr (J. Mori) Advanced, Humanities

Elementary Japanese studies (complete one course):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 253: Japanese Popular Culture, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science

Intermediate Japanese studies electives (complete three courses, 9 credits):
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Evangelion, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 358: Language in Japanese Society, 3 cr (J. Mori) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 361: Love and Politics: Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ART HIST 411: A History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities**
HIST/INTL ST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (D. Fields) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science**

Advanced Japanese studies course (complete one 3 cr course):
ASIAN 563: Rdgs Modern Japanese Lit: Tanizaki, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Advanced, Literature
ASIAN 573: Rdgs-Classical Japanese Lit: The Tale of Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Advanced, Literature
ASIAN 630 (001): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Women Make Movies, 3 cr (H. Kim) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 630 (002): Proseminar: Cultures of Asia: Law and Judgement in Asia, 3 cr (T. Haberkorn) Advanced, Humanities
Note: you may opt to take an advanced Japanese language course (noted above), but it may only count for Advanced category, not both.
** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Required Chinese Language course:
ASIALANG 379: Business Chinese, 3 cr (TBD) Advanced, LAS

Advanced Chinese Language electives (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 302: Sixth Semester Chinese, 4 cr (Y. Yang) Advanced, Humanities
ASIALANG 312: Second Semester Classical Chinese, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Advanced, Literature
ASIALANG 454: Advanced Chinese though Media, 3 cr (T. Zhang) Advanced, LAS

Chinese Literature & Culture elective (complete one course):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 308: Introduction to Buddhism, 4 cr (T. Lerer) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 342: Peoples Republic of China, 1949 to the present, 4 cr (J. Kinzley) Advanced, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Lit, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 371: Topics-Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (W. Nienhauser) Intermediate, Literature
ASIAN 432: Intro to Chinese Linguistics, 3 cr (Y. Yang) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 632 (002): Studies in Chinese Linguistics: Second Language Pragmatics, 3 cr (W. Zhu) Advanced, Humanities
ASIAN 642: History of Chinese Lit II, 3 cr (A. Detwyler) Advanced, Literature
HIST/INTL ST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (D. Fields) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science**

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Required Language course:
ASIALANG 377: Business Japanese Communication, 3 cr (Nakakubo) Intermediate, LAS

Advanced Japanese Language courses (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 375: Advanced Japanese: Solidifying the Foundations, 3 cr (Y. Shimizu), Intermediate, Humanities, LAS
ASIALANG 452: Advanced Japanese through Audio-Visual Media, 3 cr (J. Mori) Advanced, Humanities

Japanese Literature & Culture elective (complete one course):
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (R. Huntington) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 253: Japanese Popular Culture, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 255: Intro East Asian Civilizations, 4 cr (V. Murthy) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 300: Topics in Asian Studies: Evangelion, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 358: Language in Japanese Society, 3 cr (J. Mori) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 361: Love and Politics: Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Intermediate, Literature
ART HIST 411: A History of Japanese Prints, 3 cr (S. Bennett) Intermediate, Humanities**
HIST/INTL ST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (D. Fields) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science**
ASIAN 563: Rdgs Modern Japanese Lit: Tanizaki, 3 cr (S. Ridgely) Advanced, Literature
ASIAN 573: Rdgs-Classical Japanese Lit: The Tale of Genji, 3 cr (C. D’Etcheverry) Advanced, Literature

** This course will require a DARS exception, please contact Rachel Weiss if you enroll in this course.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 106: Second Semester Korean, 4 cr
ASIALANG 113: First Semester Elementary Japanese, 2 cr

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 134: Second Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 136: Second Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 138: Second Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 140: Second Semester Urdu, 4 cr

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 124: Second Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 126: Second Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 128: Second Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 130: Second Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 132: Second Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 206: Fourth Semester Korean, 4 cr

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 234: Fourth Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 236: Fourth Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 238: Fourth Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 240: Fourth Semester Urdu, 4 cr
ASIALANG 242: Fourth Semester Sanskrit, 4 cr

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 224: Fourth Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 226: Fourth Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 228: Fourth Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 230: Fourth Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 232: Fourth Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 286: Tibetan Cultures and Traditions, 3 cr (Khedup) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 310: Introduction to Comics and Graphic Novels: Theory, History, Method, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Literature, 3 cr (Detwyler), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 102 or 356
ASIAN 355: Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 104 or 356
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 371: Topics in Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (TBD), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 428: Visual Cultures of India, 3 cr (Chopra), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing
LITTRANS 262: Survey of Chinese Literature in Translation, 3 cr (Detwyler), Elementary, Literature
LITTRANS 264: Survey of Japanese Literature in Translation, 3 cr (Ridgely), Elementary, Literature
LITTRANS 276: Global Migrants & Refugees, 3 cr (Mani), Intermediate, Literature
ART HIST 308: The Tastes of Scholars and Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
ART HIST 411: Opera & Chinese Visual Culture, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
HIST 340: Cultural History of Korea, 3 cr (Kim), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 104: Introduction to East Asian History: Japan, 3 cr (TBC) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 246: Southeast Asian Refugees of the “Cold” War, 4 cr (Cullinane) Elementary, Humanities, Ethnic Studies or Social Science
ASIAN 301 (Lec 001): Social Change in Contemporary Korea, 3 cr (Oh) Intermediate, Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 306: Hinduism, 3 cr (Jones) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (Dennis), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 363: China and World War II in Asia, 4 cr (Kinzley), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ANTHRO 330 (Lec 001): Peoples & Cultures Mainland SE Asia, 3 cr (Bowie), Intermediate, Social Science**
ANTHRO 322: The Origins of Civilization, 3 cr (N. Kim), Intermediate, Social Science
ASIAN AM 240: Hmong Refugee History, 3 cr (Moua), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies – Requisite: Com A
GEOG 340: World Regions in Global Context, 3 cr (Turner), Intermediate, Social Science – Sophomore standing ONLINE
HIST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (Fields), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing**
HIST 375: The Cold War – From World War II to End of Soviet Empire, 4 cr (McCoy), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing or 3 cr in HIST
HIST 450: Making of Modern South Asia, 3 cr (Banerjee), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing**

Advanced course (complete one 3cr course):

ASIAN 563: Readings in Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 303

ASIAN 573: Readings in Classical Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Kern), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 404 or Consent of instructor (alkern@wisc.edu)

ASIAN 630: Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia: India Looks East to Asia, 3 cr (Chopra), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing, NOTE: open to all ALC students, not just those studying South Asia**

ASIAN 632: Chinese Pragmatics, 3 cr (Zhu), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing
ASIAN 672: Studies in Chinese Fiction, 3 cr (Detwyler), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 311 or Consent of instructor (detwyler@wisc.edu)
ASIAN AM 560: Afro-Asian Improv, 3 cr (Choy), Intermediate, Humanities, Ethnic Studies**
GEOG 557: Development and Environment in Southeast Asia, 3 cr (Baird), Advanced, Social Science – NOTE: open to all ALC students, not just those studying Southeast Asia**
HIST 600: CIA Covert Wars & US Foreign Policy, 3 cr (McCoy), Advanced, Humanities or Social Science – Note: students interested in taking the seminar should send a short email with their (a.) campus ID (for registration); (b.) student status (senior/junior/grad student); (c.) major/discipline; (d.) GPA; and; (e.) reasons for their interest in the class to Professor Al McCoy, for permission to enroll in the course.

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 102: Second Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 104: Second Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 106: Second Semester Korean, 4 cr
ASIALANG 113: First Semester Elementary Japanese, 2 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

East Asian Languages
ASIALANG 202: Fourth Semester Chinese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 204: Fourth Semester Japanese, 4 cr
ASIALANG 206: Fourth Semester Korean, 4 cr

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ART HIST 308: The Tastes of Scholars and Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 310: Introduction to Comics and Graphic Novels: Theory, History, Method, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Literature, 3 cr (Detwyler), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 102 or 356
ASIAN 355: Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 104 or 356
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 371: Topics in Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (TBD), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
LITTRANS 262: Survey of Chinese Literature in Translation, 3 cr (Detwyler), Elementary, Literature
LITTRANS 264: Survey of Japanese Literature in Translation, 3 cr (Ridgely), Elementary, Literature
ART HIST 308: The Tastes of Scholars and Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
ART HIST 411: Opera & Chinese Visual Culture, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
HIST 340: Cultural History of Korea, 3 cr (Kim), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 104: Introduction to East Asian History: Japan, 3 cr (TBC) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 301 (Lec 001): Social Change in Contemporary Korea, 3 cr (Oh) Intermediate, Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (Dennis), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 363: China and World War II in Asia, 4 cr (Kinzley), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ANTHRO 322: The Origins of Civilization, 3 cr (N. Kim), Intermediate, Social Science
GEOG 340: World Regions in Global Context, 3 cr (Turner), Intermediate, Social Science – Sophomore standing ONLINE
HIST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (Fields), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing**
HIST 375: The Cold War – From World War II to End of Soviet Empire, 4 cr (McCoy), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing or 3 cr in HIST

Advanced course (complete one 3cr course):

ASIAN 563: Readings in Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 303
ASIAN 573: Readings in Classical Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Kern), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 404 or Consent of instructor (alkern@wisc.edu)
ASIAN 630: Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia: India Looks East to Asia, 3 cr (Chopra), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing, NOTE: open to all ALC students, not just those studying South Asia**
ASIAN 632: Chinese Pragmatics, 3 cr (Zhu), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing
ASIAN 672: Studies in Chinese Fiction, 3 cr (Detwyler), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 311 or Consent of instructor (detwyler@wisc.edu)

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 134: Second Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 136: Second Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 138: Second Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 140: Second Semester Urdu, 4 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

South Asian Languages
ASIALANG 234: Fourth Semester Hindi, 4 cr
ASIALANG 236: Fourth Semester Modern Tibetan, 4 cr
ASIALANG 238: Fourth Semester Persian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 240: Fourth Semester Urdu, 4 cr
ASIALANG 242: Fourth Semester Sanskrit, 4 cr

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 286: Tibetan Cultures and Traditions, 3 cr (Khedup) Elementary, Humanities
ASIAN 310: Introduction to Comics and Graphic Novels: Theory, History, Method, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing, NOTE: please share with instructor that you are studying South Asian Studies
ASIAN 428: Visual Cultures of India, 3 cr (Chopra), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 306: Hinduism, 3 cr (Jones) Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
GEOG 340: World Regions in Global Context, 3 cr (Turner), Intermediate, Social Science – Sophomore standing ONLINE
HIST 450: Making of Modern South Asia, 3 cr (Banerjee), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing**

Advanced course (complete one 3cr course):

ASIAN 630: Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia: India Looks East to Asia, 3 cr (Chopra), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.

Beginning Language Course (2nd semester – spring):

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 124: Second Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 126: Second Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 128: Second Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 130: Second Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 132: Second Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

Intermediate Language Course (4th semester – spring):

Southeast Asian Languages
ASIALANG 224: Fourth Semester Filipino, 4 cr
ASIALANG 226: Fourth Semester Hmong, 4 cr
ASIALANG 228: Fourth Semester Indonesian, 4 cr
ASIALANG 230: Fourth Semester Thai, 4 cr
ASIALANG 232: Fourth Semester Vietnamese, 4 cr

ALC Humanities electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 310: Introduction to Comics and Graphic Novels: Theory, History, Method, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing, NOTE: please share with instructor that you are studying Southeast Asian Studies

ALC Social Science electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 246: Southeast Asian Refugees of the “Cold” War, 4 cr (Cullinane) Elementary, Humanities, Ethnic Studies or Social Science
ANTHRO 330 (Lec 001): Peoples & Cultures Mainland SE Asia, 3 cr (Bowie), Intermediate, Social Science**
ASIAN AM 240: Hmong Refugee History, 3 cr (Moua), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science, Ethnic Studies – Requisite: Com A**
GEOG 340: World Regions in Global Context, 3 cr (Turner), Intermediate, Social Science – Sophomore standing ONLINE
HIST 375: The Cold War – From World War II to End of Soviet Empire, 4 cr (McCoy), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing or 3 cr in HIST**

Advanced course (complete one 3cr course):

ASIAN 630: Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia: India Looks East to Asia, 3 cr (Chopra), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing, NOTE: open to all ALC students, not just those studying South Asia**
ASIAN AM 560: Afro-Asian Improv, 3 cr (Choy), Intermediate, Humanities, Ethnic Studies**
GEOG 557: Development and Environment in Southeast Asia, 3 cr (Baird), Advanced, Social Science**
HIST 600: CIA Covert Wars & US Foreign Policy, 3 cr (McCoy), Advanced, Humanities or Social Science – Note: students interested in taking the seminar should send a short email with their (a.) campus ID (for registration); (b.) student status (senior/junior/grad student); (c.) major/discipline; (d.) GPA; and; (e.) reasons for their interest in the class to Professor Al McCoy, for permission to enroll in the course.**

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.

Chinese Language courses:

Advanced language course electives (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 302: Sixth Semester Chinese. 4 cr (TBD) Advanced
ASIALANG 379: Business Chinese, 3 cr (TBD) Advanced
ASIALANG 454: Advanced Chinese though Media, 3 cr (T. Zhang) Advanced

Elementary Chinese studies (one course):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B

Intermediate Chinese studies electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (Dennis), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Literature, 3 cr (Detwyler), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 102 or 356
ASIAN 363: China and World War II in Asia, 4 cr (Kinzley), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 371: Topics in Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (TBD), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
ART HIST 308: The Tastes of Scholars and Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
ART HIST 411 (Lec 001): Opera & Chinese Visual Culture, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities**

Advanced course (complete one 3cr course):

ASIAN 630: Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia: India Looks East to Asia, 3 cr (Chopra), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing, NOTE: open to all ALC students, not just those studying South Asia**
ASIAN 632: Chinese Pragmatics, 3 cr (Zhu), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing
ASIAN 672: Studies in Chinese Fiction, 3 cr (Detwyler), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 311 or Consent of instructor (detwyler@wisc.edu)

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.

Japanese Language courses:

Advanced language course electives (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 377: Business Japanese Communication, 3 cr (Nakakubo) Intermediate
ASIALANG 452: Advanced Japanese through Audio-Visual Media, 3 cr (TBD) Advanced, Humanities
ASIALANG 475 (Lec 001): Modern Japanese, 3 cr (Ridgely) Advanced, Humanities

Elementary Japanese studies course (one course):

ASIAN 104: Introduction to East Asian History: Japan, 3 cr (TBC) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B

Intermediate Japanese studies electives (complete 9 credits):

ASIAN 355: Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 104 or 356
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
HIST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (Fields), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing**

Advance course (complete one 3cr course):

ASIAN 563: Readings in Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 303
ASIAN 630: Proseminar: Studies in Cultures of Asia: India Looks East to Asia, 3 cr (Chopra), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing, NOTE: open to all ALC students, not just those studying South Asia**

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.

Chinese Language courses:

Required language course:
ASIALANG 379: Business Chinese, 3 cr (TBD) Advanced

Advanced language course electives (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 302:Sixth Semester Chinese, 4 cr (TBD) Advanced
ASIALANG 454: Advanced Chinese though Media, 3 cr (T. Zhang) Advanced

Chinese Studies electives (one course):

ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ART HIST 308: The Tastes of Scholars and Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
ASIAN 352: Survey of Modern Chinese Literature, 3 cr (Detwyler), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 102 or 356
ASIAN 337: Social and Intellectual History of China, 589 AD-1919, 3 cr (Dennis), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 363: China and World War II in Asia, 4 cr (Kinzley), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 371: Topics in Chinese Literature: Confucius’ Analects, 3 cr (TBD), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 632: Chinese Pragmatics, 3 cr (Zhu), Advanced, Humanities – Junior standing
ASIAN 672: Studies in Chinese Fiction, 3 cr (Detwyler), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 311 or Consent of instructor (detwyler@wisc.edu)
ART HIST 308: The Tastes of Scholars and Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
ART HIST 411: Opera & Chinese Visual Culture, 3 cr (Li), Intermediate, Humanities
HIST 340: Cultural History of Korea, 3 cr (Kim), Intermediate, Humanities – Sophomore standing

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.

Japanese Language courses:

Required language course:
ASIALANG 377: Business Japanese Communication, 3 cr (Nakakubo) Intermediate

Advanced language course electives (complete three courses):
ASIALANG 452: Advanced Japanese through Audio-Visual Media, 3 cr (TBD) Advanced, Humanities
ASIALANG 475 (Lec 001): Modern Japanese, 3 cr (Ridgely) Advanced, Humanities

Japanese studies elective (one course):

ASIAN 104: Introduction to East Asian History: Japan, 3 cr (TBC) Elementary, Humanities or Social Science
ASIAN 236: Asia Enchanted: Ghosts, Gods, and Monsters, 3 cr (D’Etcheverry) Elementary, Humanities, Com B
ASIAN 355: Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Intermediate, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 104 or 356
ASIAN 367: Haiku, 3 cr (Kern), Intermediate, Literature – Sophomore standing
ASIAN 563: Readings in Modern Japanese Literature, 3 cr (Ridgely), Advanced, Literature – Requisite course: ASIALANG 303
HIST 332: East Asia & The U.S. Since 1899, 3 cr (Fields), Intermediate, Humanities or Social Science – Sophomore standing**

** Contact Rachel Weiss for DARS exception to be entered to count this course for major requirements.