Required Courses (11 courses, 44 units)
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Lower Division
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LING 210 Introduction to Linguistics 4 -
Upper Division
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Required
LING 301 Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology 4 LING 302 Introduction to Syntax and Semantics 4 EALC 470 Introduction to East Asian Linguistics 4 -
Select two courses from: LING 380 Languages of the World 4 LING 401 Advanced Phonology 4 LING 402 Advanced Syntax 4 LING 403 Advanced Semantics 4 LING 405 Child Language Acquisition 4 LING 407 Atypical Language 4 LING 408 Psycholinguistics 4 LING 410 Second Language Acquisition 4 LING 415 Phonetics 4 LING 466 Word and Phrase Origins 4 LING 485 Field Methodology 4 -
Select two courses from: EALC 304 Advanced Modern Chinese I 4 EALC 306 Advanced Modern Chinese II 4 EALC 315 Advanced Korean I 4 EALC 317 Advanced Korean II 4 EALC 320 Advanced Japanese I 4 EALC 322 Advanced Japanese II 4 EALC 400 Classical Chinese I 4 EALC 404 Classical Chinese II 4 EALC 402 Advanced Modern Chinese III 4 EALC 406 Advanced Modern Chinese IV 4 EALC 407 Newspaper and Documentary Chinese 4 EALC 412 Business Chinese 4 EALC 413 Business Japanese 4 EALC 415 Advanced Korean III 4 EALC 417 Advanced Korean IV 4 EALC 422 Advanced Readings in Japanese 4 EALC 424 Advanced Readings in Japanese II 4 EALC 426 Classical Japanese 4 -
Select one EALC literature, civilization, or thought course from: Literature: EALC 332 Korean Literature in English Translation 4 EALC 335m Literature of the Korean People 4 EALC 342g Japanese Literature and Culture 4 EALC 352g Chinese Literature and Culture 4 EALC 354 Modern Chinese Literature in Translation 4 EALC 370 Textual Power and Literary Representation 4 EALC 380 Cultural Topics in East Asian Literature 4 EALC 385 Readings in Korean Poetry 4 EALC 386 Readings in Modern Korean Literature 4 EALC 452 Chinese Fiction 4 EALC 455 Japanese Fiction 4 EALC 428 Nature and the Environment in Japanese Literature and Culture 4 -
Civilization: EALC 340g Japanese Civilization 4 EALC 345 Korean Civilization 4 EALC 350g Chinese Civilization 4 (or an equivalent course approved by the department)
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Thought: EALC 355 Studies in Chinese Thought 4 EALC 365 Studies in Japanese Thought 4 (or an equivalent course approved by the department) -
Two additional EALC courses from category IV or V 8 (After consultation with a department advisor, students may petition to use EALC course not listed towards this requirement.)
- Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures
- University of Southern California
- Taper Hall 356
- Los Angeles, California 90089-0357
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- Phone: (213) 740 - 3707
- Email: ealc@usc.edu























