Undergraduates in the College of Arts and Sciences, the Carroll School of Management, and the Lynch School of Education can enroll in the Asian Studies interdisciplinary minor.  Here they have the opportunity to take courses in several departments, including English, Fine Arts, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Slavic and Eastern Languages and Theology.  In addition, Asian Studies faculty often provide formal and informal advice for individual student research projects and study abroad. The program sponsors lectures and other activities on campus, including a monthly seminar inviting scholars in a variety of fields to present their work. For more information, see http://www.bc.edu/schools/cas/asianstudies/

Students also have the opportunity to declare a minor in Chinese within the Slavic and Eastern Languages department; the minor concentrates on acquiring proficiency in the modern language and knowledge in aspects of Chinese culture and literary tradition, and requires a minimum of six one-semester courses, including two in modern Mandarin Chinese above the intermediate level and four courses in Chinese culture and literature. See http://fmwww.bc.edu/SL/SL.html for more information.

The following BC faculty members research China and/or regularly offer courses that deal with the culture, history, language, philosophy and politics of China and the Chinese diaspora.  In addition, courses with China-related content can also be found in departments such as English, fine arts, sociology and theology – check departmental web sites for more detail.  This information is for general guidance only; please refer to current course catalogs for the most up to date listings.

	Sing-chen Lydia Chiang Slavic and Eastern Languages East Asian Studies Coordinator, East Asian Studies	SL 165/166 Third Year Chinese SL 245/246 Advanced Chinese SL 393 Advanced Tutorial: Chinese SL 256 Chinese Literature and Society SL 262 Gods and Heroes in Chinese Literature SL 263 Far Eastern Civilizations
	Xu Guo CHAN Slavic and Eastern Languages Chinese Language	SL 009/010 Elementary Chinese SL 165/166 Third-Year Chinese
	Jeremy Clarke, S.J. History Christianity in China	HS 300.32 Foreign and Local: Christian History in China 1583-1773 HS 302 From Sun Yat-sen to Shanghai 2010
	Christina Klein English American studies; literature and culture of America's interaction with Asia	EN 383 Asian American Film EN 495 Asian Cinema
	Ramsay Liem Psychology Community psychology; Asian American/Korean American Studies	PS 354 Culture, Identity, and Asian American Experience
	LU Fang Slavic and Eastern Languages Chinese Language	SL 009/010 Elementary Chinese SL 245/246 Advanced Chinese I
	Rebecca Nedostup History Modern China	HS 006 Asia in the World II HS 152 China Pop HS 300.97 Shanghai in Myth and History HS 303 Late Imperial China HS 304 Greater China in the Modern Age, 1895-Present HS 628 Religion in Chinese Society
	Robert S. Ross Political Science Chinese Politics; Chinese-U.S. Relations	PO 081 Introduction to International Politics PO 503 Chinese Foreign Policy PO 514 East Asian Security
	Franziska Seraphim History Modern and contemporary Japan; relations with Asia	HS 005 Asia in the World I (History Core)
	Ce SHEN Graduate School of Social Work Social development and social welfare	SW899-01 Macro Independent Study: China
	Min Hyoung Song English Asian and ethnic American and 20th century literature; cultural studies	EN 246 Introduction to Asian American Literature EN 777 Asian American Cultural Studies
	Francis Soo Philosophy Chinese Philosophy	PL 193 Chinese Classical Philosophy: Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism
	Ying WANG Slavic and Eastern Languages Chinese Language	SL 061/062 Intermediate Chinese SL 085/086 Intermediate Chinese for Heritage Speakers
	Qingwen Xu Graduate School of Social Work Comparative Social Policy; welfare reform; Immigrant and refugee issues