First semester
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Introduction to Asian Studies |
5 |
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Thesis Class |
5 |
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Sociology of Japan |
10 |
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Nation, State and Security in Post-war Japanese Political Thought |
10 |
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Economic Development and Social Change in Southeast Asia |
10 |
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Electives
Choose from the following courses with a maximum of 10 EC
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Beginners level language: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Indonesian, Russian, Tibetan, Turkish, Persian, Arabic |
10 |
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The politics of culture in Southeast Asia |
5.0/10.0 |
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History, Theory, Nation: Readings from the South |
10 |
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Chinese Linguistics |
10 |
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Using Language in context: Narrative and Interaction |
10 |
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Eurasian Studies |
10 |
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Writing Histories: Modern Japan, Asia, and the World |
10 |
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Histories of Southeast Asia |
5 |
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Second semester
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MA Thesis Asian Studies (60 EC) |
15 |
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Electives
Select two of the following electives (max 15 EC)
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Practicing Modernity:State and Society in Soviet and post-Soviet Central Asia and the Caucasus |
10 |
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Asia through consumption |
10 |
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Hands-on Research Experience in Museum Volkenkunde |
10 |
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Topics in South and Southeast Asian Art History |
5.0/10.0 |
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Political Economy of Southeast Asia |
5.0/10.0 |
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Life and Work in Contemporary China |
10 |
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New Diversities in Asia |
10 |
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Contemporary Indian Politics |
10.0 or 5. |
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Image/Text in Pre-modern Japan |
10 |
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Beginners level language 2: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Indonesian, Russian, Tibetan, Sanskrit, Turkish, Persian, Arabic |
5 |
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History and Heritage in South Asia |
10 |
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Areas and policies |
10 |
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Modern China: Sources of Chinese Foreign Policy |
10 |
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Chinese I |
10 |
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Chinese II |
5 |
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Indonesian Language 1 |
10 |
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Beginner’s level Japanese |
10 |
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Beginner’s level Japanese 2 |
5 |
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