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(Text fades in:) Looking for a Career in East Asia

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(Text revealed:) New MSC in East Asian Studies from the University of Bristol

(Text:) Gain a competitive edge and equip yourself for a job in this fast-growing sector

(Text:) Develop a deep understanding of contemporary Asia during a one year course

(Text:) Basic mastery of Chinese or Japanese and career development skills are included

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(Text:) Equips you for further research in the future - you can take your studies on to a PhD

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(Text:) Apply now if you have a good first degree or equivalent experience/qualifications

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MSc in East Asian Studies

Duration: One year full-time
Content: 3 core modules, 3 optional modules, dissertation
Features: Final term may include work or study in Asia (subject to availability and may incur additional fees)
Fees: Dependent on country of residence


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** Unfortunately this course is not accepting applications for the 10/11 academic year **



What this programme will do for you

  • Give you a competitive edge in getting a job with a focus on East Asia
  • Demonstrate your seriousness about equipping yourself for this fast-growing sector
  • Give you a deep understanding of contemporary East Asia
  • The knowledge required to operate effectively in a range of organisations with an East Asian focus
  • Develop your career management skills
  • Give you the necessary skills for doctoral research

What is the Bristol MSc in East Asian Studies?

A new, one year full-time, multi-disciplinary Master's programme specially designed for graduates from any discipline who want to prepare themselves for a career in an organisation that has an East Asian focus or to undertake further research in the area.

It is a one year full-time programme comprising 3 core modules, 3 further optional modules plus the dissertation.

 

Why should I take the MSc in East Asian Studies?

East Asia will be a leading player in world economy in the 21st Century. The European Union is seeking to raise its own profile in China and to bring China fully into the world trading system. China's rate of economic growth is unprecedented - it is set to overtake the USA by 2038. Organisations throughout Europe are competing to operate in China.They vary from banking to retailing, from electronics to entertainment. There are also opportunities for careers in areas as diverse as law and journalism.

Getting started on a career is more and more difficult. You need something to give you a competitive edge, something that demonstrates your serious commitment to equipping yourself for that career. This programme will equip you with in-depth knowledge and understanding of East Asian societies in terms of their socio-economic, cultural and historical features. The programme will also equip you to undertake further research in the field, and to take your studies on to a PhD.

What does the MSc involve?

It is a one year full-time programme comprising 3 core modules, 3 further optional modules plus the dissertation.

The taught modules will be concentrated in Terms 1 & 2. In Term 3 you will be doing your dissertation and we are hope to offer some opportunities to work or study in East Asia (this may incur additional costs).

 

 

 
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