Bachelor's Degree Full Time

Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies

at University of Denver · Denver, Colorado

Duration

4 years

Tuition

On request

Intake

Fall, Spring

Mode

Full Time

About this program

The Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies at the University of Denver immerses students in the diverse cultures, histories, and societies of Asia. This interdisciplinary program draws from multiple disciplines including history, political science, economics, and anthropology, allowing students to gain a holistic understanding of the complexities of Asian societies. The curriculum is designed to address contemporary issues facing Asia today, while also exploring traditional practices and historical contexts.

Students will engage in rigorous coursework that emphasizes critical thinking, language acquisition, and cultural analysis. The program typically includes core courses in Asian history, cultural studies, and regional politics, alongside elective options that allow for specialization in areas such as East Asian studies, South Asian studies, or Southeast Asian studies. Language training is also a key component, with opportunities to study languages like Mandarin, Japanese, or Hindi, further enhancing students’ ability to engage with the region.

By studying Asian Studies in the US, students benefit from a global perspective in a multicultural environment, gaining invaluable insights into one of the world's most dynamic regions. Graduates emerge with skills in cross-cultural communication, analytical thinking, and research methodologies, making them highly adaptable in various professional settings.

Entry requirements

The typical academic prerequisites for admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies program include:

A high school diploma or equivalent
A strong academic record, particularly in humanities and social sciences
Completion of standard college admission tests (SAT or ACT) may be required
Letters of recommendation may also be required to assess your readiness for college-level study

English:

Students whose first language is not English are usually required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Typical expectations include:

TOEFL scores of around 80 or higher
IELTS scores of approximately 6.5 or above
Other equivalent measures of proficiency may also be accepted

International students:

International students wishing to study in the US must meet specific requirements, including:

Obtaining an F-1 student visa
Receiving an I-20 form from the University
Enrolling in SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) upon acceptance