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Asian Studies Certificate

In addition to the Japanese Submajor and Minor options, students interested in Japanese may pursue an Asian Studies Certificate.

More information can be found on the Asian Studies Certificate website at https://uwm.edu/letters-science/programs?discipline=Asian+Studies.

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Meet with us in-person, over the phone, or via videoconference to learn more about the Japanese program. We can even arrange a class visit to give you a taste of UWM life.

Contact us at:
(414) 229-7711
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Please contact the Japanese Department directly for questions unrelated to admissions.


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Why Study Japanese?

There are many reasons to study Japanese at UWM.

Economic

Japan is the fourth largest trading partner of the United States (U.S. Census) and has the third largest economy in the world.

Diplomatic

Japan is a crucial strategic ally of the United States in a region that is only expected to increase in importance throughout the next century. The importance of this region is highlighted by the well-publicized shift in diplomatic policy known as the “pivot” to East Asia.

Cultural

Japanese cultural impact, through film, literature, art, and new media, has an outsized global reach.

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