Overview
Duke University's Master in East Asian Studies program offers comprehensive coverage of East Asian politics, societies, history, and cultures, with particular strengths in literature; modern history; comparative history and culture; anthropology; film, media and visual studies; comparative studies of capitalism; and religious studies. Research on East Asia at Duke is supported by extensive library holdings managed by subject librarians for China, Japan and Korea. Duke also has close ties with Asian Studies faculty at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), and students can receive credit for courses at either institution.
Program features
- Students can select courses from a broad range of offerings in area studies, political science, literature, history, art history, religion, cultural anthropology, sociology, music, and visual and media studies
- Students may enroll in up to one course per semester at UNC-Chapel Hill
- Students typically complete the program within two years (four semesters); the final semester is typically reserved for writing
- Students may complete a Master of Arts thesis or revise two academic research papers completed during coursework
As a student at Duke University, you will have unfettered access to all the resources of one of the nation’s most prestigious universities consistently ranked in the top ten. The university attracts some of the most renowned performers, speakers, public intellectuals and leaders to campus each year. Duke University's students have opportunities to participate in collaborative research, develop professionally, experience campus culture, enhance their wellness and tap into a global alumni network.
Program opportunities
- Prepare to enter a new profession in the diplomatic corps, law, education, journalism, consulting or business
- Enhance your current career path with advanced academic training
- Build a solid foundation for further study in social science or humanities doctoral programs
- Attain proficiency in a regional language
- Experience a unique exchange program in Tokyo, Japan, at Meiji University’s Graduate School of Political Science and Economics
Programme Structure
Courses include:
- Approaches and Practices in Second Language
- Pedagogy
- Research Contemporary China
- Traffic in Women: Cultural Perspectives on
- Prostitution in Modern China
- Chinese Media & Pop Culture
- Queer China
- Translation: Theory/Praxis
- East Asian Cultural
- Modern Chinese Cinema
- Global South and the Eastern Hemisphere
- Theories of Minority Discours
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 24 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Credits
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Campus Location
- Durham, United States
Disciplines
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Academic requirements
English requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
- Bachelor's degree in engineering or science from an accredited institution (transcripts required, including an estimated GPA and a grade scale)
- Statement of Purpose
- Resume
- Three recommendations
- Graduate Record Exam (GRE) or equivalent—official results
- English Language Testing (TOEFL or IELTS)—official results
- Interview and/or a video introduction
- Nonrefundable application fee of US$75— paid by credit card, or by a check made payable to Duke University
Tuition Fees
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Living costs
Durham
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