Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS) Division focuses on interdisciplinary approaches covering various field of interest from regional studies, art, business, social sciences, to humanities. Students not only specialize in their respective fields, but also learn to explore and utilize the broader perspectives and framework that are requisite in today’s workplace, whether it be the public sector, multinational corporations, NGOs, or academia.
Introduction to Asian Studies, Chinese Politics and Society, Chinese Thought, Cultures of Globalization in China, Modernity and Chinese Literature, Gender in Modern Japanese History, Japanese Political Thought, Postwar Japan, Social Movements in Modern Japan, Capitalism and Its Critics, History of Islamic Civilization, History of Korean Painting, Korean War, Modern Korean Fiction and Film, Sovereignty and Nationalism in Korea, Two Koreas, Ethnicity and Nationalism in South Asia, Memory Politics in Asia, Transnational East Asian Cinemas, Transnational Feminism in Asia, Asian Studies Research Seminar
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