This degree offers a comprehensive understanding of international relations alongside the culture, history, politics, and economics of East Asia. The region, encompassing diverse nations like Japan, China, Thailand, and Indonesia, is home to over half the world's population and plays a vital role in global cultural, political, and economic dynamics.Students may select from optional modules on topics such as East Asian religions, modern Thai history, and Japanese cinema. The program also examines state interactions, the evolution of international organizations like the UN, and emerging global changes, equipping graduates with skills for international careers. An optional study abroad or work placement year is available between the second and third levels.
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