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Gain regional expertise and global career skills
The International Studies program at 成人快手 Southeast offers a specialized East Asia concentration for students interested in the region’s dynamic role in global affairs.
Through interdisciplinary coursework in political science, economics, history, language, and cultural studies, you’ll explore the complexities of East Asian countries, including China, Japan, and Korea.
You’ll develop in-demand skills in critical thinking, cross-cultural communication, and international analysis while gaining insight into topics such as regional diplomacy, trade, security, and social justice in East Asia.
Study with experts and explore East Asia firsthand
Our experienced faculty provide deep regional knowledge of East Asia, covering subjects such as political systems, historical movements, economic development, and cultural identity.
Faculty members bring real-world experience in international policy, research, and language instruction.
You’ll benefit from opportunities to study abroad in East Asia or participate in internships with globally focused organizations, allowing you to apply your classroom knowledge in real-world international settings. These immersive experiences build cultural fluency and help position you for global careers.
Learn in a supportive environment with personalized attention
At IU Southeast, students thrive in an academic environment that prioritizes small class sizes and individualized instruction. This allows for deeper engagement with complex topics and more meaningful interactions with faculty and peers.
Whether you’re seeking academic advising, mentorship, or research opportunities, you’ll receive the personal support you need to achieve your academic and professional goals.
Our faculty are committed to helping you succeed, providing guidance tailored to your interests in East Asian studies and your broader global aspirations.
Careers
Graduates with an East Asia focus are well-prepared for careers in:
- International relations and diplomacy
- U.S.-East Asia policy analysis
- International trade and global business
- Cultural and language education
- Human rights and NGO work in East Asia
- East Asia-focused journalism or communications
Whether you want to work abroad, support cross-cultural understanding, or help shape foreign policy, this degree prepares you to make an impact in the East Asian region and beyond.
Degree information
120 credit hours
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0
Hybrid (combination of in-person and online classes)
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