Bachelor of East Asian Studies at Kansas State University

David Graff, East Asian Studies Coordinator
Department of History
314 Eisenhower Hall
785-532-0366
Fax: 785-532-7004
E-mail: [email protected]
www.k-state.edu/history

The East Asian Studies minor program is designed to provide students at K-State with a knowledge of and appreciation for East Asia's history, culture, economy, and natural environment.  The East Asian Studies minor is offered in the College of Arts & Sciences, though faculty from other colleges may participate and offer related courses that contribute to the mission of the program.

Students must have a GPA of 2.0 or better to qualify for the East Asian Studies minor.  To complete the minor, they will need twenty credit hours of designated course work, of which at least eight credit hours must be for the required language courses and the remaining credit hours for electives in various subject areas.

Students Should earn a grade of C or above for the courses to be considered toward the minor.  Transfer credits for similar courses from other institutions may be accepted as part of the student's program of study, subject to the program director's approval.  Courses taken for the minor may be used to satisfy the general requirements of a major curriculum, including free electives.