Society
A course by
University of Auckland
Asian Studies provides a broad understanding of Asia's history, culture, literature, and languages, with a particular focus on East Asian countries such as China, Korea, and Japan.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City Campus, Auckland

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the social, political, and cultural context of East Asia, focusing on China, Korea, and Japan.

Develop the ability to confidently interact with East Asian individuals and communities, both locally and abroad.

Learn to critically analyse elements of culture, literature, media, and society across East Asian countries.
Asian Studies at the University of Auckland is an interdisciplinary programme focusing on the East Asian cultures of China, Korea, and Japan. The programme allows you to explore topics such as East Asian film and television, politics, history, popular culture, religion, migration, conflict and peace, philosophy, geography, and anthropology. Courses are taught in English and equip students with deep cultural competencies needed to interact confidently with people from East Asia both in New Zealand and abroad.

Education
Government
International Relations
Cultural Organisations
Business

International organisations
Society
A course by
University of Auckland
Asian Studies provides a broad understanding of Asia's history, culture, literature, and languages, with a particular focus on East Asian countries such as China, Korea, and Japan.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City Campus, Auckland

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the social, political, and cultural context of East Asia, focusing on China, Korea, and Japan.

Develop the ability to confidently interact with East Asian individuals and communities, both locally and abroad.

Learn to critically analyse elements of culture, literature, media, and society across East Asian countries.
Asian Studies at the University of Auckland is an interdisciplinary programme focusing on the East Asian cultures of China, Korea, and Japan. The programme allows you to explore topics such as East Asian film and television, politics, history, popular culture, religion, migration, conflict and peace, philosophy, geography, and anthropology. Courses are taught in English and equip students with deep cultural competencies needed to interact confidently with people from East Asia both in New Zealand and abroad.

Education
Government
International Relations
Cultural Organisations
Business

International organisations
NGOs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Government agencies
Teaching
Business roles in Asia
NGOs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Government agencies
Teaching
Business roles in Asia