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Graduate Programs ~ Chinese Studies MA ~ Interdisciplinary |
INTERDISCIPLINARY TRACK IN CHINESE STUDIES
Students electing this track choose a departmental adviser and a primary mentor
in another department/discipline, such as Anthropology, History, Comparative
Literature, Art History, Political Science, or Religion. The adviser and the
mentor work together with the student to formulate the student's program of
elective courses. This track enables students to concentrate in disciplinary
areas not represented within the department.
A. Required Course
| 039:128-129 OR 039:108-109 | Fourth-Year Chinese OR Classical Chinese | 6 s.h. |
039:141 OR 142 OR 039:180 |
Chinese Literature: Poetry OR Chinese Literature: Prose OR Modern Chinese Writers | 3 s.h. |
| 039:154 | Modern China: 1800-Present | 3 s.h. |
B. Elective Courses
| To be decided in consultation with the departmental adviser and the primary mentor. | 18 s.h. |
| 30 s.h. |
EXIT REQUIREMENT FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY TRACK
Students may complete the final three semester hours of the program by writing
a thesis. Persons who do not select the thesis option fulfill the degree requirements
by accumulating 30 semester hours in course work. These students submit a copy
of a seminar paper, including bibliography, to the mentor and the adviser, who
meet with the student to discuss and approve the final version.
Updated 2.9.06