Asian Studies Degree

Asian Studies Minor Degree


The minor in Asian Studies degree program offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding a region that has played an important role throughout history and has emerged as one of the most economically dynamic and politically influential areas in the world. This comprehensive approach gives students a broad-based knowledge that integrates history, politics, economics, geography, anthropology, natural sciences, and culture, including film, art, and music.

Asian Studies at Adelphi goes beyond the conventional study of humanities and natural sciences. Our science professors take a more expansive approach to the region. The region's impact on early civilizations is demonstrated in the archeological research of Anagnostis Agelarakis, professor of anthropology, that shows the early development of urbanization in Southwest Asia.

Students in the Asian Studies degree program will have the opportunity to study some of the following countries:
  • East Asia—China, Japan, and Korea

  • Southeast Asia—Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Philippines, Laos, Myanmar, Singapore, and Cambodia

  • South Asia—India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka

  • Southwest Asia—Iran and Iraq

  • Central Asia—Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
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Study Abroad Opportunities

Students should contact the Center for International Education for Study Abroad Opportunities.

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Contact

For additional information about the Adelphi University Asian Studies degree program, please contact:

Dr. M. Cristina Zaccarini
Associate Professor
Department of History
Blodgett Hall, Room 200

p - 516.877.4790
f - 516.877.4797
e - zaccarin@adelphi.edu
Lawrence R. Sullivan
Professor
Political Science
Blodgett Hall, Room 204B

p - 516-877-4964
f - 516-877-4594
e - lsulliva@adelphi.edu

This page was last modified on January 24, 2011.
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