Programme structure

NB! The programme structure below is new as of Autumn 2017. Students that were admitted before Autumn 2017, should refer to the old programme structure.

The course of study consists of a total of 120 credits that are distributed in the following manner:

  • Compulsory courses, 40 credits
  • Elective courses, 20 credits
  • One out of four 60 credits "packages" in the 3rd and 4th semester

Recommended order of the course of study

4. semester

EAST4591 – Master's Thesis in East Asian Culture and History (discontinued) or

3. semester

EAST4010 – Research Methodology in East Asian Studies (discontinued) and 

EAST4610 – Voices from East Asia: How to Communicate Research Results or EAST4110 – Readings in East Asian Culture and History or

Semester abroad or

 
2. semester EAST4530 – Topics in East Asian Culture and History (discontinued) Elective course Elective course
1. semester EAST4510 – Multiple Modernities in East Asia: Approaches to the Study of Culture and History (discontinued) Compulsory course according to language of specialization
  10 ECTS credits 10 ECTS credits 10 ECTS credits

Compulsory courses

In addition to this, you should choose one of the following courses according to your language of specialization:

Elective courses

Available for all students in East Asian Culture and History:

Available for students with qualifications in Chinese:

Available for students with qualifications in Japanese:

With approval from your supervisor it is possible to apply for recognition of 30 credits taken in other relevant subjects. Contact the student advisor for more information.

Master's thesis and courses preparing the student for thesis work

During your 3rd and 4th semester, you should choose one of the following options:

Option 1:

Option 2:

Option 3:

Option 4:

Practical information for Master students at IKOS

On the department's web site you will find important information and relevant links for Master students at IKOS, especially concerning the Master's thesis.

Diploma and degree

The diploma is issued when you have completed the courses that meet the requirements for a degree. Read more about diplomas.

Published June 11, 2014 2:42 PM - Last modified Aug. 16, 2018 12:47 PM