The Program in East Asian Studies offers a major and a minor that are interdisciplinary and interdepartmental. The program’s primary purpose is to introduce undergraduates to the knowledge, language skills, and research methods they will need to enter various academic and professional paths relating to China, Japan, and Korea.
This interdepartmental major allows students to choose a focus area from history, political science, sociology, history of science, technology, and medicine, or to design their own focus area.
Thanks to partnerships with schools in China and Japan, study abroad opportunities abound.
Focus on East Asian studies while getting a degree from the department of history, sociology, political science, history of science and technology, and history of medicine (through the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine).
The Modern Language Association of America today announced that Satoru Hashimoto, Assistant Professor of Comparative Thought and Literature at Johns Hopkins University is receiving an honorable mention for his book […]
The East Asian Studies Forum and Review is the East Asian Studies Program’s biannual publication of interdisciplinary undergraduate research focusing on East Asia. Undergraduate students manage and produce every issue to […]
Yushuang Zheng, a PhD student in History will teach this lecture-based course, to be held online via Zoom, and graded as S/U, with Distribution Areas H&S. The course is scheduled […]