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East Asian Studies Master’s program at University of Kansas
East Asian Languages & Cultures
Through our Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures, KU offers six languages: Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Tibetan, and Uyghur. Languages are supported by a variety of interdisciplinary courses ranging from literature and art history, sociology, anthropology, political science, business, and economics, to name but a few. KU students from all majors and professional schools are encouraged to explore East Asian studies.
Composition of student population
Center for East Asian Studies
The applications should be submitted no later than May 1 for fall semester admission.
Three letters of recommendation submitted by their references, submitted electronically through KU graduate application system.
International students must submit TOEFL scores taken within the past two years per KU Policy.
Please though the Graduate Record Examination is not required for admission, it is recommended.
Jobs, Salaries and Career after Masters in East Asian Studies
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