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In addition to completing program requirements for the ICP, students may be interested in pursuing a certificate in Asian Studies. All courses below will fulfill requirements for the Asian Studies certificate. Learn more about certificate in Asian Studies.

REQUIRED

ICP students with a focus on Japanese are required to take the following FOUR courses:

36 PD 220-001 Orientation to International Cooperative Education
This is a seminar course which meets a total of 11 hours during the fall quarter.
 
15 ASIA 161 Intensive Japanese for ICP
Course meets 7 hours per day for 6 weeks, beginning first day of the third term during summer quarter.
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DC
15 ASIA 364 Japanese Language and Culture I for International Co-op Program  
15 ASIA 365 Japanese Language & Culture II for ICP
Course meets winter quarter and 2 weeks beginning spring quarter. Prereq: 15-ASIA-364
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15 JAPN 364 Japanese Language and Culture I for International Co-op Program HU
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15 JAPN 365 Japanese Language and Culture II for International Co-op Program HU
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ELECTIVES

ICP students with a focus on Japanese are required to take any TWO of the following H&S courses:

ANTHROPOLOGY

15 ANTH 101, 102, 103 Cultural Anthropology SS
DC
15 ANTH 230, 231 Languages of the World SS
DC
15 ANTH 232 Language and Culture SS
DC
15 ANTH 326 People's of Japan

SS
DC

ART HISTORY

23 ARTH 271 Asian Art-Japan  
23 ARTH 550,551 History of Japanese Prints  

ASIAN LANGUAGES

15 ASIA 210 Philosophy of Asian Religions DC
SE
15 ASIA 361 Language and Cultural Immersion (Nagoya, Japan)  

COMMUNICATION

15 COMM 349 Intercultural Communication SS

ECONOMICS

15 ECON 105 Introduction to the Global Economy SS
DC
30 ECON 542, 543 Economic Issues in Japan, Southeast Asia  

ENGLISH LITERATURE

15 ENGL 201/2/3 Asian and Chinese Drama  
15 GEOG 221/2/3 World Literature  

GEOGRAPHY

15 GEOG 120 Power of Place: World Geography as a Natural Science NS
15 GEOG 121 World Regional Geography I SS
15 GEOG 122 World Regional Geography II SS
15 GEOG 123H World Regional Honors SS
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15 GEOG 126 World Regional Geography: Asia SS
DC
15 GEOG 130 Great Earth Debates NS
SE
15 GEOG 236 Geography of Eastern and Southern Asia SS
DC

HISTORY

15 HIST 121/2/3 Asian Civilization: India, China, Japan HP
DC
15 HIST 123 Asian Civilizations: Japan HP
DC
15 HIST 310 The World Order in Crisis (1929-1945) HP
DC
15 HIST 311 The Breakup of the World Order HP
DC
15 HIST 312 Constructing the New World Order HP
DC
15 HIST 398 Frontiers in World History  
15 HIST 484 World War I HP
15 HIST 485 Film and History of World War II HP
DC
15 HIST 576 Century South Asia HP
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15 HIST 664 Rise of Modern Japan: 1830-Present HP
DC

POLITICAL SCIENCE

15 POL 106, 106, 360/660 Comparative Politics  
15 POL 108, 180, 280/580 International Relations  
15 POL 253, 254 Political Inquiry  
15 POL 264/564 Politics in South Asia  
15 POL 269/569 Politics in Developing Countries  
15 POL 286/586 Asian Security / War & Peace  
15 POL 364 Newly Industrializing Countries of Asia SS
15 POL 365/665 Women and Politics in the Third World  
15 POL 368/668 Nationalism and Identity  
32 POL 369/669 International Political Economy  
15 POL 380/680 Regional Politics in Asia SS
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15 POL 381 U.S. Foreign Policy  
15 POL 382 U.S. Foreign Policy and Developing Countries  
15 POL 386/686 International Relations in East Asia  
15 POL 388/688 International Cooperation in Asia  
15 POL 397H War and Peace in Asia SS
DC

RELIGION

15 ASIA 210 Philosophy of Asian Religion  
15 RELG 246 Asian Texts  
15 RELG 252 Survey of World Religions  
15 RELG 262 History and Thought: Buddhism  
34 PHIL 211 World Religion