Minor in Professional Japanese
Offered by: Languages, Literatures, Culture and WritingThe Minor in Professional Japanese requires 18 credits total consisting of 6 courses, all of which are taught in the target language, Japanese.
Why Choose a Minor in Professional Japanese
Almost half a million people speak Japanese in the USA. Japanese is considered a critical world language by the National Security Education Program. With this minor, you will make yourself distinguished from other candidates in a job market.
As a Professional Japanese minor, you'll learn from a native speaking professor. You'll also have ample opportunities to hone your language skills and experience Japanese culture through activities and immersion opportunities by being connected with Japanese native students on campus, an annual faculty-led trip in Japan, and study abroad programs at SRU's partner universities in Japan.
What Will You Learn?
You will reach an intermediate level of Japanese, and acquire knowledge, understanding and respect for interconnections between the Japanese culture and language and their own. You will also develop your cultural competencies to become a global citizen through Japanese studies.
Careers In Japanese Studies
Students of Japanese Studies look forward to an array of career options in:
- Business
- Journalism/Communications
- Hospitality, Event Management and Tourism
- Education
- The Arts
- Government, Civil, or Military Service
- Video Gaming Industry
- Technology
- Engineering
- Sustainability
Clubs & Organizations
SRU Japanese Club
Japanese Studies Certificate
Asian Studies Minor