MA Level Online Teaching on Asia

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Currently available courses

CHINA

• Chinese Economy, 4 ECTS (continuous application)
• Sino - Indian Issues, 6 ECTS (application 11.-22.11.2013)
• Futures of Asian Cities, 5 ECTS (application 11.-22.11.2013)
• Introduction to Chinese Law, 4 ECTS (application 11.-22.11.2013)
• Introduction to Chinese Contemporary History, 4 ECTS (continuous application)

JAPAN

• Moulding Japanese Society, 1945-1975, 6 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)

KOREA

• Korea in International Relation, 4 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)

INDIA

• Sino - Indian Issues, 6 ECTS (application 11.-22.11.2013)
• Asian in the Western Eyes: Cases of Imperialism and Orientalism in Thought and Action, 2 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)
• Futures of Asian Cities, 5 ECTS (application 11.-22.11.2013)
• India as a business environment, 6 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)
• Public Health Challenges and scenarios in South Asia, 3 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)

INDONESIA

• Indonesian Politics, 2 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)

EAST ASIA

• Politics in East Asia, 5 ECTS (application 11.-22.11.2013)

EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA

• What Food Crisis?, 5 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)
• Business Strategies in the Asian Emerging Economies, 6 ECTS (application 11.-22.11.2013)
• Asian in the Western Eyes: Cases of Imperialism and Orientalism in Thought and Action, 2 ECTS (application 2.-13.9.2013)

The MA level courses are aimed for students who already have aquired some knowledge about Asia or on the specialty of the particular course.

These courses are free for all students who hold a valid study right in one of the University Network's member universities.

The study fee for students from Finnish non-member universities is 50 euro per credit.

These courses can be used to supplement the student's studies as part of the degree programme provided by the student's own university.

Note: The MA level courses offered by the University Network do not constitute a study programme.

It is not possible to receive a minor degree by taking MA level courses offered by the Finnish University Network of Asian Studies.

Note also that it is not possible to use MA-level courses as a part of the Asian programme.

For more detailed information, please check the study guide>>>

Contact information:

Samu Kolehmainen, University teacher
Finnish University Network for Asian Studies
c/o Centre for East Asian Studies
FI-20014 University of Turku, Finland
p. +358 2 333 8897
e-mail: samkol(at)utu.fi