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Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies
Key facts
| Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time, Part-time |
| Duration | 4 years |
| Intakes | January, May, September |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Duration
4 years
Tuition fees
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Admissions
Intakes
Entry Requirements
General entry requirements:
- Satisfy the appropriate undergraduate,vocational,or university preparetory-level English proficiency requirement
- Qualify under one of Kwantlen's admission categories
- Satisfy specific program admission requirements
Year One Admission:
- a grade of 'B' in English 12 (or equivalent) and
- a grade of 'C' in either Principles of Math 11 (or equivalent) or Applications of Math 12.
Year Three Admission:
- Students may also enter the BA in CCJ in year three on completion of an Associate of Arts in Criminology (or equivalent) with a CGPA of 2.00 or higher.
Curriculum
1000 Level
- The Religions of India
- Religions of East Asia
- Introduction to Contemporary Japanese Society and Culture
- Introduction to Traditional East Asia
- Introduction to South Asian History
2000 Level
- Introduction to Chinese and Japanese Cinema
- Tea in China and Japan
- Folklore of China and Japan
- Martial Arts of China and Japan
- South Asians Around the Globe
- Indian Society Through Popular Film
- Women in Modern India
- The Chinese Overseas: A Global History of Chinese Migration
- Readings in Asian Studies
- Regional Geography of East Asia
- Regional Geography of South Asia
- Late Imperial China
- Japan under the Shoguns
- Asian Philosophy
- Comparative Politics of Asia
- Racialization and Ethnicity in Canada
- Gods in the Global Village
- Canadian East and South Asian Communities
3000 Level
- Sikh Culture, Religion and Society
- East Asian Archeology
- Environment and Society in East Asia
- Hong Kong: Past, Present, and Future
- East Asian Immigrants to North America
- Gender in East Asia
- Ethnicity in China and Japan
- Chinese Cinema and Society
- Islam in South Asia
- Diasporic Literatures
- China in the Twentieth Century
- British India, 1857–1947
- The Indian Subcontinent since 1947
- Modern Japan
- World War II in the Pacific
- Japanese Culture and Business
- Japanese Culture Through Film
- Contemporary Japanese Society and Culture: Field School
- Study of Cultures (discontinued)
- Government and Politics of India
- Chinese Government and Politics
- International Migration and Ethnic Communities
4000 Level
- Canadian East and South Asian Communities
- Advanced Topics in Asian Cinema
- Selected Topics in Asian Studies
- Directed Research Project in Asian Studies
- China and the West
- Sages and Statecraft in China
- Gandhi in History
- The Samurai
- The American Experience in Vietnam
- Understanding Japanese Culture through Literature
- The Politics of Multiculturalism in Canada
- Diversity and the Media