Certificate of Achievement in Japanese

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certificate of achievement in japanese

Certificate of Achievement in JapaneseBuild key proficiencies in Japanese language, reading and culture and use this certificate to advance your career goals.

College of Liberal Arts & Social SciencesDepartment of World Languages, Literatures & Cultures

https://worldlanguages.unt.edu/

Humanities & Social Sciences

Undergraduate

Certificate

On CampusDenton

Certificate

1-2 semesters

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Students have the opportunity to study abroad.

Cultural events are held throughout the academic year.

Business Japanese (3 hrs)

Introduction to Japanese business culture and development of appropriate advanced language skills.

Japanese Food Culture (3 hrs)

Students learn about the intricacies of Japanese food culture through a variety of reading materials and video clips.

Japanese Extensive Reading (3 hrs)

Enhance reading proficiency and other skills through cultural materials.

Japanese Cultural Expressions Through the Ages (3 hrs)

Exploration of Japanese art and culture throughout the ages.

Topics in Japanese Culture (3 hrs)

Focus on deepening students’ understanding of Japanese culture and society today through a study of Japanese history, social dynamics, business practices and advanced readings from sources in contemporary and mainstream Japanese media.

Advanced Japanese I (3 hrs)

Advanced listening, speaking, reading, writing and grammar. Topics include Japanese society, culture, history and intercultural communications.

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Department of World Languages, Literature, & Cultures

(940) 565-2404

worldlanguages@unt.edu