Major and Minor in Asian and Asian American Studies (AAS)

Director:  Eriko Sato

Declare major/minor in AAS if you want to:

• Learn non-European traditions and thoughts, the history and culture of Asia, heritage of Asian Americans
• Engage in interdisciplinary research using your multilingual skills, critical thinking ability
• Develope global perspectives with focus on Asia and Asian American societies
• Investigate diverse contemporary issues such as race, equality, social justice, education policies or environmental issues
• Add a major in AAAS to the current major
• Add a second major or a minor to your existing major 
• Enhance your professional qualification in business, public service, law, medicine, science and engineering with your knowledge of Asian language, culture, society, or market
• Build on the current minor in Chinese Studies, Japanese Studies, Korean Studies, Religious Studies, and/or South Asian Studies

See Degree Requirements

The choice of courses for the Core and Concentration requirements is not limited to what are listed on the bulletin. Design your academic path with the Director.