East Asian Studies: Japanese Major Check Sheet
I. Core Courses
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Semester planned/taken |
Course |
Notes/comments |
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AS 110 |
(Must be taken at Gettysburg College by end of Sophomore year) |
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HIST 224 |
(Should be taken at Gettysburg College) |
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JPN 301 |
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JPN 30x |
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Comparative Course |
(A course with a broad East Asian focus or a course on China) |
II. Major Electives
Select a course in two of the following categories that focus on your country: Arts and Humanities, History and Social Sciences, Language (beyond requirement or in Chinese)
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Semester planned/taken |
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III. Disciplinary Cluster
Two courses in a discipline and a methods course of that discipline. Courses must be approved by the EAS department. At least one must focus on your chosen country (or East Asia).
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Semester planned/taken |
Course |
Notes/comments |
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Intro to discipline (Should be taken at Gettysburg College) |
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East Asia related course |
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Method course (Should be taken at Gettysburg College) |
IV. Capstone
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Semester planned/taken |
Course |
Notes/comments |
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EAS Senior Seminar |
(Should be taken at Gettysburg College) |
V. Study abroad experience required.
Courses allowed to fulfill major requirements: 3/semester; 5/year.
- At least one non-language course at the 300-level.
- No more than 3 courses at the 100-level.
- If double-majoring, no more than 3 courses can count for both majors.