Japanese Studies
Description
The Japanese Studies Program offers qualified applicants the opportunity to undertake the research degrees of Master of Arts (Research) within the broad field of Japanese Studies. All aspects of Japanese culture and society are encompassed, including language, history, politics, sociology, economics and law.
Postgraduate Japanese Studies aims to advance the knowledge and understanding of Japan, the Japanese people and the Japanese language. The program aims to provide distinct educational opportunities, developing Japanese skills that meet the needs of graduates who will actively engage in professional intercultural communication and academic research in both the global and domestic arenas. Supervision is offered by staff members of Japanese studies across the Faculty in their areas of research expertise. Areas include: Languages and Linguistics Studies
Communication Studies
Area Studies
Studying Japanese at UNSW
The study of Japanese at UNSW is primarily through the School of Humanities and Languages. Please refer to the table below.
Japanese Studies can be studied as
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