The certificate introduces students to continuity and change in the Asian world, encompassing East Asia, the Middle East, and South Asia. The Center for Southeast Asian Studies offers a 15-credit hour Graduate Certificate Program in Southeast Asian Studies. This certificate is intended for U-M graduate-level students in LSA departments and U-M professional schools. The Asian Studies Graduate Certificate is awarded to individuals already admitted to a Georgetown University graduate program who have completed the relevant requirements. Students who wish to register for the certificate are asked to do so by the end of their first semester, but no later than the end of the first year of their graduate studies program.
Ranked as: #21 in Best National University
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State: DC
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The Asian Studies Graduate Certificate is awarded to individuals already admitted to a Georgetown University graduate program who have completed the relevant requirements. Students who wish to register for the certificate are asked to do so by the end of their first semester, but no later than the end of the first year of their graduate studies program. Coursework: Five (5) courses (15 credits) are required (not including acquisition level language courses) whose primary focus is on Asia from at least two areas of study including: Government, History, Economics, Sociology, Anthropology, Philosophy, and Culture Society.
Asian Studies
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State: MI
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies offers a 15-credit hour Graduate Certificate Program in Southeast Asian Studies. This certificate is intended for U-M graduate-level students in LSA departments and U-M professional schools. At least fifteen credit hours of approved graduate-level courses: Up to six of the fifteen credit hours may include courses that are also used to satisfy some requirement for the student’s graduate or professional degree.
U-M LSA Center for Southeast Asian Studies
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State: FL
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The certificate introduces students to continuity and change in the Asian world, encompassing East Asia, the Middle East, and South Asia. There are a number of reasons for referring to these three areas as Asia. First, trade routes have connected Asia for at least two millennia. Religious and philosophical perspectives have united large segments of Asia including Buddhism, Confucianism and Islam.
