Many East Asian Studies concentrators are double concentrators in other disciplines, from Applied Math and International Relations, to History, Modern Culture and Media, Comparative Literature, and beyond. Up to two courses (but only two) may be counted for both concentrations.

For questions about advising on your double concentration, please reach out to the DUS of East Asian Studies,  Lingzhen Wang.

1. Review all concentration requirements and compile a course plan. 
2. Find a time to meet with the DUS Lingzhen Wang. Plan to bring a copy of your draft course plan. The DUS will help determine if your plan of study meets the requirements for the concentration and  answer any questions you may have.
3. Go to ASK (advising sidekick) to submit officially your concentration declaration.

• Language study through the level of 0600 or the equivalent of Chinese, Japanese, or Korean
   
• Eight elective courses
  • EAST Requirement: At least three of the eight electives must be East Asian Studies (EAST) courses at any level; Chinese (CHIN),  Japanese (JAPN), or Korean (KREA) courses at the 1000-level and above may also count toward this requirement.