Japanese Language and Area Studies University of Ulsan

Overview

The major in Japanese Language and area studies was established in 1981. The curriculum includes interdisciplinary courses on relations between literature and other areas of study such as history, culture, economy, politics, and the society.

Through a well-formed curriculum covering language, literature, culture, politics, and history, students can be equipped with a broader view of not only Japan but also the world. 

The Japanese Language and Area Studies program at University of Ulsan provides exchange programs which include attractive scholarship packages with several Japanese universities located in cities such as Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Shimane. By actively participating in International Programs, students can enhance their learning and gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture.

Aims of Education

• To acquire advanced-level proficiency in Japanese listening, speaking, reading, writing and cultural knowledge and understanding

• To have a deeper sense of connection with Japanese culture and increased communication skills, both in oral and written forms of Japanese

• Allow students to explore all periods and genres of literature in Japanese, as well as a wide variety of critical approaches

• To be equipped with not only Japanese proficiency, but also cultural, historical, and critical perspectives that students can take into the job market or into graduate school

Career opportunities

• Translator, Interpreter
• Writer - Radio script writer, Scenario writer etc
• Education - Middle·high school Teacher, Lecturer, faculty etc
• Journalism/Broadcasting
• Translator, Interpreter
• Tourism
• Airlines