The Chinese Studies minor offers a basic understanding of the Chinese Language along with an exploration of at least two disciplines in Chinese history and culture.
Course Requirements
- Three quarters of college-level Chinese language (at any level).
- Five additional courses focusing on China from at least two different disciplines, chosen in consultation with an advisor or faculty member, from the current approved Chinese Studies Allied Course List.
Chinese Studies Allied Course List
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Select five additional courses from below (as noted above): | 20 | |
Art and Architecture, History of | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN ART | ||
| CHINESE ART | ||
| ARTS OF THE SILK ROAD | ||
| BUDDHIST ART | ||
Chinese Culture | ||
| CHINA'S CULTURAL SOFT POWER AND ITS FUTURE | ||
| CHINESE YOUTH CULTURES | ||
| CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY | ||
| CHINESE CINEMA -- A WINDOW ON CHINA | ||
Economics | ||
| UNDERSTANDING CHINA'S ECONOMY | ||
English | ||
| SCIENCE FICTION | ||
Geography | ||
| INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND REGIONAL INEQUALITY | ||
| WORLD ECONOMY: STATES, MARKETS AND LABOR | ||
| THE STATE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH | ||
Global Asian Studies | ||
| CHINA'S CULTURAL SOFT POWER AND ITS FUTURE | ||
| CHINESE YOUTH CULTURES | ||
| ASIAN ART | ||
| BUDDHIST ART | ||
| INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND REGIONAL INEQUALITY | ||
| CHINESE ART | ||
| THE RISE OF MODERN CHINA | ||
| RELIGION IN CHINESE HISTORY, SOCIETY, AND CULTURE | ||
| LITERATURE AND RELIGION IN CHINA | ||
| TRADITIONS OF CHINESE POPULAR CULTURE | ||
| ASIAN FOREIGN POLICY | ||
| CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY | ||
| CHINESE CINEMA: A WINDOW ON CHINA | ||
| ASIAN POLITICS | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN PHILOSOPHY | ||
| THE STATE & ECONOMIC GROWTH IN EAST ASIA | ||
| ASIAN POLITICAL ECONOMY | ||
| MORAL PHILOSOPHY, POLITICAL POWER, & RELIGION IN PRE-MODERN CHINA | ||
| CHINESE POLITICS | ||
History | ||
| EAST ASIA TO C. 1200 | ||
| EAST ASIA c. 1200 TO 1800 | ||
| EAST ASIA , c.1800-PRESENT | ||
| CULTURE AND POLITICS IN IMPERIAL CHINA | ||
| THE RISE OF MODERN CHINA | ||
| TOPICS IN ASIAN HISTORY | ||
| HISTORY FROM PICTURES: VISUAL CULTURE IN EAST ASIAN HISTORY | ||
| COLLOQUIUM IN ASIAN HISTORY | ||
Intercultural Communication | ||
| ASIAN CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION | ||
Management | ||
ICS 350 | (when study abroad in China) | |
| INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (when 1/3 content is about China) | ||
Marketing | ||
| MARKETING ACROSS CULTURES: A CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE ON MULTICULTURAL MARKETS | ||
| INTERNATIONAL MARKETING (when 1/3 content is about China) | ||
Modern Languages | ||
| CLASSICAL CHINESE I | ||
| CLASSICAL CHINESE II | ||
| CLASSICAL CHINESE III | ||
| CHINA AND SOCIAL MEDIA | ||
Philosophy | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN PHILOSOPHIES | ||
| TOPICS IN COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY | ||
Political Science | ||
| ASIAN FOREIGN POLICY | ||
| ASIAN POLITICS | ||
| INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE PACIFIC RIM | ||
| INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY (when dealing with China) | ||
| ADVANCED TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (International Political Economy of the Pacific Rim) | ||
| CHINESE POLITICS | ||
Religious Studies | ||
| BUDDHIST RELIGIOUS WORLDS | ||
| RELIGION IN CHINESE HISTORY, SOCIETY AND CULTURE | ||
| TRADITIONS OF CHINESE POPULAR CULTURE | ||
| LITERATURE AND RELIGION IN CHINA | ||
School of Continuing and Professional Studies | ||
SNC 194 | ||
Students majoring in Chinese Studies (BA) or minoring in Chinese Language are restricted from earning this minor.