Asian Studies

About the Program

The Asian Studies minor brings the great diversity of Asia ‘s civilizations to Drew’s attention, enabling students to study a vital segment of world culture. The minor draws upon the offerings of several departments and includes the possibility of studying the Chinese language if a student so desires. Students may count language studies and approved study abroad programs toward the fulfillment of the minor.

Director: Di Bai, Associate Professor (Chinese)
Associate Professors: Catherine Keyser (Political Science), Karen Pechilis (Religion)

Due to University Updates, Course Numbers for all Departments have Changed. Please reference the Courses Tab for new Course Numbers.

Requirements for the Minor (24 credits)

At least 16 credits must be at the intermediate or upper level. Students work out their own particular course schedules through consultation with members of the Asian Studies Committee, combining courses from such departments as anthropology, art, history, political science, and religion. Chinese language courses may also be applied toward the minor.

Courses Offered

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ASST 223 - Formerly 23 - Selected Topics in Asian Studies (2-4)

This course permits offering of various topics in Asian Studies which are not available on a regular basis. The course will often reflect some special interest of the person teaching it.
May be repeated for credit as topic changes. Offering varies.