Bachelor in East Asian Studies (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year is $60,800..

Graduates are qualified to pursue advanced study or work in fields related to East Asia. The programme integrates language learning with interdisciplinary study of cultures, history, politics, and societies across East Asia. Students engage with topics through courses in anthropology, art history, literature, religious studies, and government. They develop analytical and communication skills through research and experiential learning opportunities.

Focus areas include Chinese, Japanese, Korean.

The degree requires 36 credits in East Asian Studies, including language courses, disciplinary courses, and a capstone project. Students choose one of three tracks to focus their studies in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.

Graduates pursue graduate study in fields such as international relations, area studies, or language education.

Applicants must submit a completed application, high school transcript, and standardized test scores. Early Decision applicants must apply by November 1. International students must also provide English proficiency scores.

The programme totals about 36 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 63% of applicants.

Lawrence University brings together a College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and a Conservatory of Music. Students can pursue majors, minors, pre-professional and cooperative programs, as well as interdisciplinary areas. The academic portfolio includes anthropology, art history, biochemistry, biology, business and entrepreneurship, and many instrument programs. Learning may include collaborative research, hands-on experiments, fieldwork, individualized study, studio classes, and performance experiences. Liberal arts courses, musical education, and undergraduate research provide several ways to shape a degree.

Appleton provides the setting for a residential campus in the Fox Cities. Lawrence has 1,500 fellow classmates, and students travel from 50 countries. The surrounding area offers 28 public parks to visit. Campus life includes residence halls, themed communities, apartment-style and group housing, shared spaces, dining facilities, athletics, performances, traditions, wellness resources, and more than 100 student organizations and activities.

International students can meet people through residence halls, ensembles, organizations, athletics, service, and campus events. Housing resources cover move-in dates, room selection, meal plans, accommodations, packing, and shipping to campus. Applicants can use the Lawrence Application, Common Application, or Coalition on Scoir. ACT and SAT scores are optional for admission and scholarship consideration. Conservatory applicants complete additional application and audition requirements. Every student receives an academic scholarship.