Why study this Master's Degree at the UAM?

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• It can be taken full-time or part-time.
   

• The Master's programme has a teaching staff that is highly specialised in East Asia.
   

• There is a wide range of professional internships available in institutions and companies related to China and Japan.
   

• The Master's programme provides the essential skills needed to embark on research in East Asia and serves as an intermediate step on the path to a PhD or a career in consulting.

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Master's programme curriculum:

 

The Master's Degree in East Asian Studies consists of three modules: one compulsory module (Fundamentals for the Analysis of East Asia), one optional module (Optional Courses for the Analysis of East Asia) and a Master's Thesis.

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The master's degree covers 60 ECTS credits, of which 18 correspond to compulsory subjects, 30 to optional subjects and 12 to the Master's Thesis.