Bachelor in East Asian Studies (Bachelor's)

The tuition fee is 61,731 USD per year.

This programme prepares students for careers involving East Asia through focused study of its cultures, languages, and societies. Students engage with historical, political, and literary developments across China, Japan, and Korea. The curriculum emphasizes language acquisition and interdisciplinary analysis of regional issues. Research and study abroad opportunities are integrated into the academic experience.

Focus areas include China, Japan, Korea, East Asian Languages, East Asian Cultures and Languages, East Asia-related research and outreach.

The BA in East Asian Studies requires a total of 180 units. Students complete coursework in language, history, literature, and cultural studies, with options for subplans in China, Japan, and Korea. The degree includes a capstone project or honors thesis for those pursuing honors.

Graduates pursue roles in international relations, cultural institutions, education, and policy research with a focus on East Asia.

Applicants must meet Stanford's general undergraduate admission requirements. A strong academic record and demonstrated interest in East Asian studies are expected. Required documents include transcripts, standardized test scores, and personal statements.

The programme totals about 180 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, typically four years. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 4% of applicants.

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