Asian Studies, B.I.S.

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In addition to the Program Degree Requirements, students must fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences Degree Requirements and the University Degree Requirements.

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (B.I.S.) Programs

For more information about B.I.S. programs such as Asian Studies, go to https://cas.gsu.edu/academics-admissions/interested-in-an-interdisciplinary-major-minor/

The Asian Studies program offers flexibility for students to create a course of study that fits their interests and career goals. Students should work closely with an advisor to ensure that their course selections keep them on track for graduation.

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Asian Studies majors will:

• Demonstrate competency in one or more languages spoken in Asia
• Become familiar with multidisciplinary research methods used in Asian Studies
• Explore the literature, religion, visual culture, gender relations, economics, history, or politics of the Asian region
• Cultivate critical thinking skills and work to creatively solve problems
• Develop teamwork skills and effectively communicate different perspectives on Asian issues

Student and Professional Organizations

The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships:

• Asian Studies Club
• Japanese Student Association
• Indian Student Association
• Chinese Student Association
• Korean Undergraduate Student Association