Pilihan program

Ringkasan program

This program will enable students to develop a grounded and sophisticated understanding of Asia as a region, countries within Asia, and the peoples, cultures, thought systems and histories of Asia. It offers a range of courses on East Asian Studies; Southeast, South, and West Asian Studies; Art, Culture, and Society of Asia; and Politics and Economics of Asia. Students are encouraged to pursue study abroad at an HPU student exchange program to complete part of the degree requirements.

Modul program

Modules for Lower-Division Major Requirements (18 Semester Credits): LIT 2510 World Literature I or LIT 2520 World Literature II (World Cultures C and Art, Aesthetics, and Creativity Cross-Theme); GEOG 1500 World Regional Geography (World Cultures A); HIST 2301 Asian Civlizations (Values and Choices C). Plus any three of the following: ANTH 2000 Cultural Anthropology (World Cultures B); ARTH 2000 The Art of Asia (World Cultures A); CLST 1000 Introduction to East-West Classics (Values and Choices A); GEOG 2000 Introduction to Human Geography (Global Systems B); GEOG 2500 Maps and Civilization (World Cultures C); HIST 2311 Introduction to Chinese Civilization; HIST 2321 Introduction to Japanese Civilization; HIST 2900 The Historian's Craft (Research and Epistomology C); PSCI 2000 Introduction to Politics (Values and Choices A); PSCI 2500 World Politics (World Cultures B). Modules for Upper-Division Major Requirements: ECON 3500 History of Economic Thought; ENG 3300 Theoretical Perspectives; ENVS 3000 Science and the Modern Prospect; HUM 4500 World Problematique; LIT 3620 Film Theory and Criticism; LIT 4000 Seminar in Texual Criticism; LIT 4520 Seminar to Postcolonial Literature; PSCI 3100 International Relations; PSCI 3700 Unternational Political Economy; PSCI 4051 Comparative Politics; REL 3310 Judaism, Christianity and Islam; SOC 3100 Methods of Inquiry. East Asian Studies: ANTH 3300 Japanese Culture and Society; ANTH 3302 Chinese Culture and Society; ARTH 3301 Art of China; ARTH 3321 Art of Japan; GEOG 3310 Geography of Japan; HIST 3302 History of Modern China; HIST 3322 History of Modern Japan; HIST 3326 Cultural History of Japan; HIST 3465 US-Japanese Relations 1853-Present; INTR 3930 Contemporary Nations: China; INTR 3931 Contemporary Nations: Hong Kong; INTR 3932 Contemporary Nations: Taiwan; INTR 3935 Contemporary Nations: Japan; INTR 3936 Contemporary Nations: Korea; LIT 3340 Traditional Chinese Fiction; LIT 3345 Modern Chinese Writers; LIT 3355 Modern Japanese Fiction; MGMT 3310 Contemporary Japan - US Relations; PHIL 3300 History of Asian Philosophies; PSCI 3301 Major Asian Political Systems; PSCI 3310 East Asian International Relations; PSCI 4310 Contemporary Japan - US Relations. Southeast, South, and West Asian Studies: ARTH 3351 Art of India and SE Asia; HIST 3352 History of Modern SE Asia; HIST 3362 History of India; HIST 3501 Islam and the Middle East; INTR 3933 Contemporary Nations: Southeast Asia; INTR 3937 Contemporary Nations: Vietnam; PHIL 3300 History of Asian Philosophies; PSCI 3260 Politics of Terrorism; PSCI 4605 Islam and Politics; REL 3200 Judaism, Christianity and Islam. DISCIPLINARY COURSES (12 credits) ANTH 3300 Japanese Culture and Society; ANTH 3302 Chinese Culture and Society; ANTH 3250 Anthropology of "First " Contact and Colonialism; ANTH 3304 Rhythm and Culture; ANTH 3365 Gender in Asia; ANTH 3400 Anthropology of Food and Eating; ARTH 3301 Art of China; ARTH 3321 Art of Japan; ARTH 3351 Art of India and SE Asia; ECON 3900 Economic Issues of Asia; HIST 3326 Cultural History of Japan; HIST 3360 Cultural Martial Arts; LIT 3331 Asian Dramatic Literature; LIT 3335 Asian Literature in Translation; LIT 3340 Traditional Chinese Fiction; LIT 3345 Modern Chinese Writers; LIT 3355 Modern Japanese Fiction; MGMT 3310 Contemporary Japan-U.S. Relations; PHIL 3300 History of Asian Philosophies; PSCI 3301 Major Asian Politcal Systems; PSCI 3310 East Asian International Relations; PSCI 4051 Comparative Politics; PSCI 4320 Comparative Political Economy; PSCI 4605 Islam and Politics; REL 3200 Judaism, Christianity and Islam; REL 3310 Buddhist Traditions; WRI 3312 Haiku East and West.

Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional

Applicant should have completed secondary education or should have national test results of HKCEE, SPM, SMA, O and A level. They should have a minimum scores from recognized English proficiency tests as follows, or a certificate of completion of level 112 of the ELS intensive program: Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) 550 on the paper-based, 213 on the computer-based with TWE 5, or 80 on the internet-based or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) band of 6 with Writing Module 6.5 or Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) C or above or Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) A; Pearson Test of English (PTE Academic) - overall of 58.

Kualifikasi

Sarjana (S1)

Institusi penerbit ijazah

Hawai'I Pacific University

Nama jurusan

College of Humanities and Social Sciences, International Studies Department