GS 320 - Japan Travel Study

(3 S.H.)

This experiential course explores cultural and social themes, issues and institutions in Japan. Students will be given opportunities to enhance an understanding of Japanese history, culture, religion, arts, innovation and ethical standards. Students will visit various social institutions, culturally preserved areas (e.g. UNESCO World Heritage Sites) as well as urban areas, examining how ancient traditions are well maintained in modern society. Meets GOAL 5. Prerequisites: JPN 101 - Beginning Japanese I (at least one semester of Japanese language training - past or current) and GS 315 - Special Topics in Japanese Studies (1 S.H.) semester preceding travel. Grade or P/NC. Offered May term & summer session when demand warrants.

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