CEAS M.A. Program

Modern Chinese history, Republican Chinese history, especially ROC science policy on Taiwan

Interracial marriage, sociology of Japan, Japanese culture, Asian military wives and globalization in East Asia

Asian films, particularly Japanese, silent and early world cinema, colonial and diasporic cinemas, film/media history and criticism, and postcolonial film studies

Cultural impacts on healthcare design, Chinese hospital design, Evidence-based Design

Spiritual diversity in social work theory and practice; philosophy of social work; qualitative research methods; international social work; Korean social welfare in relation to Korean philosophy and religions; East Asian and international perspectives on social welfare

Gender, religion, race and ethnicity, and East Asian studies; politics of gender and conversion in contemporary South Korean evangelicalism

Linguistic anthropology, typology, field methods, media archives; endangered-language documentation; China and Central Asia

Curator, Global Contemporary & Asian Art

Comparative & Cross-Cultural Management, International Management, International Business, Business Practices in China, Managing Internationally, International Business Strategy

Comparative corporate governance, corporate finance, sustainable finance, comparative law, and modern Chinese law

Performance budgeting and management

20th-century and contemporary Japanese art history

Comparative politics, Chinese politics, rural political development

Work and organizations, race and ethnicity, Korea studies, and quantitative methodology

Chinese linguistics, second language acquisition, the acquisition and instruction of Chinese

Visual Art, Contemporary Art, Printmaking, Japanese Woodblock Printing, Lithography

Digital media, international communication, civic engagements, South Korea, East Asia

History, literature, religions, and art history of Korea

Gender, sexuality, subjectivity, labor, class, capitalism, cultural anthropology, feminist theory, Japan

Modern and contemporary Chinese literature, Chinese cinema, youth culture, and gender studies

Korean Studies, anthropology and folklore, ritual and festivals, tourism, heritage studies, regional and national identity issues, happiness studies, as well as modern and contemporary Korean history

Phonology, phonetics, as well as psycholinguistic and neurolinguistic processing of tones in Chinese

Cultural values, age stereotypes, advertising, media effects, and intergenerational communication in China

Educational reforms, education policy, implications of technology and globalization on education, China, East Asian education systems

Strategic management, corporate strategy; expertise in China