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I. TYPES OF JAPANESE MAJOR AND MINOR
At MSU, students can major in East Asian Languages and Culture with concentration in Japanese, to be referred to below as "Japanese major" for convenience.
A student may choose Japanese as a Primary Major (single major) or as an Additional Major (to add to his/her primary major). The latter requires fewer courses than does a primary major. A student may also have a Double DEGREE, i.e. two primary majors in different fields.
For advising, please e-mail Heidi Spence <hspence@cal.msu.edu> (Dept. Advisor) and make an appointment.
A student in the School of Eudcation may have a Teaching Major or Teaching Minor in Japanese. See also "Undergraduate Programs and Teacher Certification" and "Additional Certificate Endorsements".
Click below for requirements
Number of Credits Required to Graduate
TYPES OF MAJOR CREDITS Single primary major 120 Primary and an additional major 120 Double degree 150 II. TO BECOME A JAPANESE MAJOR OR MINOR
(A) If you have not yet declared your major or if you have a major but want to CHANGE it to Japanese, go to the following offices.
Freshman or Sophomore University Undergraduate Division (UUD) Junior or Senior 200 Linton, College of Arts and Letters (B) If you already have a major, and want to make Japanese your ADDITIONAL MAJOR or ADDITIONAL DEGREE.
(C) If you are an HONORS student, make an appointment with Prof. Endo <endo@msu.edu> or Prof. Ryu <ryuc@msu.edu>, according to the letter with which your last name starts.
Prof. Ryu If your are an HONORS student, & your last name starts with M-Z
Prof. Endo If you are interested in Teaching Major or Teaching Minor
Prof. Endo To make your advising session maximally efficient, please learn the requirements for each type of major (above) BEFORE coming to see us. We look forward to meeting you all!
MSU Japanese Program Endo's Home
