Capstone Experience Courses (12 credits)
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GLAS7990 Capstone Individual Project (12 credits)
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GLAS7999 Capstone Seminar: East Asia (12 credits)
Elective Courses (18 credits)
1. The programme will offer a range of electives drawn from the list below. You must choose two electives on East Asian studies (6 credits each), which currently includes:
East Asian Studies
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GLAS7064 Language, Ethnicity, and Nationalism in East Asia
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GLAS7068 Understanding Korea in the Age of Globalization
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GLAS7069 Contemporary Korean Society and Globalization
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GLAS7070 Understanding Popular Culture in Japan
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GLAS7071 Contemporary Japanese Society and Culture
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GLAS7072 Contemporary Japanese Literature and the World
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GLAS7073 Critical Readings in Transnational Japanese Studies
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GLAS7074 Literature and Politics in Modern East Asia
2. You must also choose one additional elective, either from the above list or from the European studies or Global studies lists below:
European Studies
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GLAS7061 The Atlantic: Columbus to NATO
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GLAS7077 The EU in a Changing World
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GLAS7078 World War II and “European Values”
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GLAS7079 From Postwar to War (and Back)? Central and Eastern Europe from 1945 to Today
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GLAS7080 Contemporary European Art, Culture, and Society
Global Studies
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GLAS7062 Cultures and Politics in the Indian Ocean
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GLAS7063 Creative, Criminal, and Clandestine: Illicit Global Economies of Art and Crime
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GLAS7065 Asia Through the History and Literature of Travel
GLAS7066 Gender, Religion, and Empire -
GLAS7067 Microhistory in a Global Age
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GLAS7075 Great Power Relations
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GLAS7076 Leadership in a Global Age
Compulsory Courses
(30 credits)
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GLAS7001 Advanced Research Skills (9 credits)
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GLAS7003 Area Studies: East Asia (9 credits)
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GLAS7021 Perspectives on International Relations (6 credits)
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GLAS7041 Making Nation: Media, Culture, and Identity (6 credits)
Every student will be assigned to one of the East Asian target languages (Japanese, Korean, Russian) for the 6-credit courses below, with language-specific tutorials in GLAS7021 and GLAS7041.
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All instruction will be in English (or other languages approved).
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Assessment is 100% coursework, which may include assignments for reading, writing, speaking and listening in the target language, projects, in-class tests, oral presentations, reflective essays, performance in group and whole class discussions, and independent research work.
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Not all elective courses listed above will be offered each year.

Curriculum Structure
Students admitted to MAEAS Programme must take Four Compulsory Courses, Three Electives + One Capstone course.


