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LSA Course Guide Search Results: UG, Winter 2014, Subject = CJS

Courses in Japanese Studies

The Center for Japanese Studies (CJS) is a unit of the International Institute within the University of Michigan. CJS promotes and disseminates research on Japan, fosters communication among diverse disciplines, and encourages new approaches in the understanding of Japan and its place in the world. CJS offers an MA program in Japanese Studies. Undergraduates may pursue Japanese Studies through the Asian Studies concentration of the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures.
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Title
Section
Term
Credits
Instructor
Req
CJS 281 - Study Abroad in Japan
Section 601 (LEC)
Japan Course Connections: Contemporary Japanese Literature in Tokyo
This section is only for students participating in the CGIS Global Course Connections program to Tokyo. Enrollment by application only. Concurrent enrollment in ASIAN 302, Modern Japanese Literature, required. For more information, contact Elizabeth Mekaru at CGIS, emekaru@umich.edu. Organizational meeting during first two weeks of the term TBA; pre-trip on campus class meetings during 2nd half of term TBA.
Term:
WN 2014
Credits:
2
Instructor:
Zwicker,Jonathan E
Other: Experiential
CJS 281 - Study Abroad in Japan
Section 602 (LEC)
Japan Course Connections: Introduction to Japanese Art and Culture in Kyoto
This section is only for students participating in the CGIS Global Course Connections program to Kyoto. Enrollment by application only. Concurrent enrollment in HISTART 292, Intro to Japanese Art and Culture, required. For more information, contact Elizabeth Mekaru at CGIS, emekaru@umich.edu. Organizational meeting during first two weeks of the term TBA; pre-trip on campus class meetings during 2nd half of term TBA.
Term:
WN 2014
Credits:
2
Instructor:
Carr,Kevin Gray
Other: Experiential
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