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Undergraduate

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Program options:

Minor concentrations in East Asian Studies (18 credits):

Minor Concentration East Asian Cultural Studies: [program medium BA X EAC8 MINOR]

Supplementary Minor Concentration East Asian Language: [program medium BA X SEA8 MINOR]

Minor Concentration East Asian Language and Literature: [program medium BA X EAL8 MINOR]

Minor EAS credit form

File minor_concentration_in_east_asian_cultural_studies.docx

Major concentration

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Major Concentration East Asian Studies (36 Credits)

Major EAS credit form

File major_concentration_in_eas.docx

Honours

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Honours East Asian Studies (60 Credits)

Honors EAS credit form

File honours_east_asian_studies.docx

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Joint Honours

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) - Joint Honours Component East Asian Studies (36 Credits)

Joint Honours EAS credit form

File joint_honours_component_east_asian_studies.docx

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FAQ-Honours

Major Undergraduate Program Director

Marianne Tarcov
680 Sherbrooke St. W. Room听
Phone: 514-398-5882
Email:听marianne.tarcov [at] mcgill.ca

Office hours: By appointment

Minor Program Advisors

Mrs. Myung Hee Kim
Office Hours: Tuesdays 10:00 - 11:00 or by appointment
680 Sherbrooke St. W. Room 255
Phone: 514-398-5872
Email: myung.kim [at] mcgill.ca

Ms. Yasuko Senoo
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680 Sherbrooke St. W. Room
Phone:听514-398-6755
Email: yasuko.senoo [at] mcgill.ca

EAST Languages REGISTRATION policies

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JAPANESE language registration policy:

A听placement test prior to registration is not required.听 A placement test will be administered on the first day of class in the language course the student has registered in.听 If you miss the placement test, you may not be able to remain in the course.听

Students with听little or no prior knowledge can register for EAST 240. If you have taken a Japanese course at 看片视频, you can register for the next level. Based on the results of the placement test, instructors might recommend a change in level. We do not guarantee, however, that places will be available in the suggested course/level.

If you need consultation, you can send e-mail to one of the instructors. (Please note that they may not be available during the summer.)

All students with or without any background in Japanese MUST complete and submit the听EAS Regulations for Registration Form听and Japanese Placement Questionnaire and submit to the Instructor on the first day of class in the Fall.听Students who fail to do so may not be able to remain in the course.

For the FALL 2023 semester: A placement test is not required prior to registration. Your course instructor will contact you about the first class and placement test before the first day of class.

For the WINTER 2025 semester: Japanese placement test (EAST 242 & EAST 342):
PDF icon east242_342_japanese_placement_test_winter2025.pdf

For summer Japanese language courses: If you have studied Japanese before, including self-study, and/or you use Japanese at home, you must contact听tomoko.ikeda [at] mcgill.ca (Ms. Tomoko Ikeda)听or听yasuko.senoo [at] mcgill.ca (Ms. Yasuko Senoo)听before registering for the summer course.

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CHINESE language听registration policy:

Students with no prior or little knowledge of Chinese听should register in EAST 230. A placement test is not required prior to registration.听These students must fill out the EAS Waiver Form 听and submit it to the instructor during the first day听of class. Students who fail to do so will听not be able to remain in the course.

All students with or without any background in Chinese Language must complete the EAS Regulations for Registration Form听and return it to the instructor on the first day of class in the Fall semester.

Students who have registered in EAST 330, EAST 430, EAST 530, EAST 491 or EAST 535 must take a placement test or have an interview听if they have not taken the next lower level course at 看片视频. Placement tests will be given on the first day of class.听 Placement interviews, if necessary, will be administered by appointment during the first week of class. 听If students miss the placement test or interview,听they will not be able to remain in the course.听 Based on the results of the placement test, instructors might recommend a change in level. We do not guarantee, however, that places will be available in the suggested course/level.

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KOREAN language registration policy:

Students with no prior or little knowledge of Korean should register in EAST 220. No placement test or interview are required prior to registration. All students should complete the EAS Waiver Form and hand it to the instructor during the first week of class. Students who fail to do so may not be able to remain in the course.

Students who successfully completed EAST 220 with a grade of "C" or better and wish to register in EAST 320, should do so without placement test.

All students registered in EAST 320, with or without any background in Korean Language, must complete the听korean_language_regulations_2020_final.pdf, and return it to the Instructor on the first day of class. Students who fail to do so may not be able to remain in the course.

Students with background in Korean:

If you have studied Korean before, including self-study, and/or you use Korean at home, you can register in the course which seems appropriate to your level, but you must contact the instructor with a description of your level of Korean by email: myunghee.kim [at] mcgill.ca. Depending on the description, the instructor may suggest a change of the course you registered in or will schedule an interview with you to assess your level.

All students must complete the korean_language_regulations_2020_final.pdf听and return it to the Instructor on the first day of class. Students who fail to do so may not be able to remain in the course.

Korean Language Summer courses:

If you have studied Korean before, including self-study, and/or you use Korean at home, you must contact myunghee.kim [at] mcgill.ca (Ms. Myunghee Kim) before registering for the summer course.

Study Away:

Please follow the procedures outlined on the听OASIS (Arts Advising) website.听

Once your study away activity has been approved by your Department Advisor/Academic Unit, a travel registry form (only for international activity) will be created on Minerva.

Students planning to register at a university outside of Qu茅bec, must see a Department Advisor PRIOR to leaving for their study away. Retroactive credit will not be approved upon return from studies. Provide your advisor with detailed course descriptions, course syllabi, including methods of evaluation and reading lists.听

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Reread Policy
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Reassessments and Rereads: Faculty of Arts

Please consult the Faculty of Arts Office of Advising and Student Information Services for the Policy concerning Reassessment of Course Work and Rereads of Final Exams.
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Reread Policy: Department of East Asian Studies

Rereads for graduate courses are governed by policies of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research.

Rereads for undergraduate courses (including 500-level courses) are governed by policies of the Faculty of Arts. In addition, the following departmental policy concerning only undergraduate rereads is to be followed:

  1. Students desiring their work to be re-evaluated shall first have a meeting concerning their assignment with the instructor.
  2. If this discussion does not satisfy the student's desire for a reread, the student may contact the Undergraduate Program Director (UPD). The student will submit a form (downloadable below), signing the form to indicate that the meeting in item 1. above has occurred, and attaching the assignment with the corrections and marks intact.
  3. The Undergraduate Program Director (UPD) will send this form to the instructor for counter-signature. In the event that the instructor claims that the meeting described in item 1. has not occurred, the Undergraduate Program Director (UPD) will bring the two parties together, and the process will not proceed until student and instructor have engaged in dialogue and tried to reach an agreement. After this discussion has taken place, if the student wishes, the process will move forward.
  4. The reread will take place according to Faculty of Arts policies. Please note: New Faculty policy requires that a request for a reread must occur within 10 working days of the date of the return of course work. Students must use diligence in obtaining corrected work.
  5. When the reread is complete, and the second reader has submitted a report, the Undergraduate Program Director (UPD) will inform both the student and the instructor of the result. The new grade may be higher, lower or remain unchanged, and will be final.
  6. In the case where the course instructor is also the UPD, the request for a reassessment should be submitted to the department Chair. The Chair will carry out the reassessment process as described above in the place of the UPD.

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Application for Reread of Undergraduate Course Work

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