Spring 2025
| # | Course Code | Course Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
| E,S | HIST 1962F | Assembling Chinese History | Rebecca Nedostup |
| E,S | HIST 1101 | Chinese Political Thought from Confucius to Xi Jinping | Cynthia Brokaw |
| E,S | HIST 1155 | Japan's Pacific War: 1937-1945 | Kerry Smith |
| E | HIST 1820B | Environmental History of East Asia | Brian Lander |
| E,S | HIST 1961F | Women in Early Modern China | Cynthia Brokaw |
| E | EAST 0304 | Words on Things: Literature and Material Culture in Early Modern China | Kaijun Chen |
| E | EAST 0305 | China Modern: An Introduction to the Literature of Twentieth-Century China | Lingzhen Wang |
| E,S | EAST 1307 | Sex and Society in Modern China | Beverly Bossler |
| E | EAST 1309 | Media, Environment, and the (Post-)Human in Contemporary China | Chuanhui Meng |
| E,S | EAST 1506 | Women Make Movies: Feminist Practices in Asia and Beyond | Hieyoon Kim |
| E,S | EAST 1931 | Market Economy, Popular Culture, and Mass Media in Contemporary China | Lingzhen Wang |
| E | EDUC 1655 | Human Development and Education in East Asia | Yoko Yamamoto |
| E | IAPA 1208 | Political Economy of China | Saul Wilson |
| E | RELS 1436 | Buddhists and their Environments | Jason Protass |
E=EAST Elective
S=Senior Seminar*
*Any course taught by voting EAS faculty above the 1000 level can be taken as a senior seminar if it has 1) has a research component and 2) produces a capstone project. Relevant seminars taught by non-EAS faculty can be petitioned through the DUS with a syllabus provided.