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Studying Japanese at DePauw

Learn more than a language. With a minor in Japanese, you’ll be able to gain proficiency in essential linguistic skills such as grammar and vocabulary while also developing a robust understanding of Japan’s rich and complex culture. From business professionals and public officials to educators and artists, tomorrow’s leaders in any industry can benefit profoundly from the communication skills and diverse viewpoints that this program will introduce you to.

Courses include the critical acquisition of speaking, reading and writing skills, while also connecting students to a broad range of relevant topics such as history, literature, politics, art, philosophy and current events. Beyond the classroom, opportunities abound for study abroad experiences, international travel and cross-cultural exchange. The versatility and value of a Japanese minor makes it the ideal complement to any major field you choose to pursue.

Small classes. Big ideas.

A life-changing experience.

Areas of Study

Minor School Format Course Credits
Japanese College of Liberal Arts and Sciences On Campus 5 Courses
Minor

Japanese

Format

On Campus

Course Credits

5 Courses

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Graduate Outcomes and Careers

Graduate Schools

DePauw Students Have Attended

  • Columbia University
  • Georgetown University
  • Harvard University
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • Dartmouth College
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • University of Chicago
  • Tufts University, MBA program in London
  • University of Akron
  • Indiana University

Internships

Students Have Participated In

  • Radio station, Taiwan
  • Tamkang Junior and Senior High Schools, Taiwan
  • Cummins in India

I’m a big part of the community in a bunch of little ways.

-Paige Burgess

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Asian Studies

Leveraging the resources of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Japanese minor at DePauw is housed in the Department of Asian Studies. This department prioritizes a broad-ranging knowledge of Asia's many diverse cultures, both past and present.

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