Courses
Fall 2023
Course | Title | Instructor | Day/Time | Location |
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GA 101 D100 | Introduction to Global Asia |
Anushay Malik
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Tu
10:30 AM – 12:20 PM
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BLU 10011, Burnaby
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GA 211 D100 | Asian Migrations Across the Globe |
Sessional
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Mo
2:30 PM – 5:20 PM
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AQ 5030, Burnaby
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GA 301 D100 | Asia-Canada Identities: Experiences and Perspectives |
Shuyu Kong
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Th
11:30 AM – 2:20 PM
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WMC 3513, Burnaby
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GA 400 D100 | Selected Topics in Global Asia |
Sessional
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We
9:30 AM – 12:20 PM
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AQ 5007, Burnaby
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Summer 2023
Course | Title | Instructor | Day/Time | Location |
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GA 202 D100 | Studies in Asian Cultures (Global Asia in Vancouver) |
Jade Ho
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Tu
12:30 PM – 2:20 PM
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BLU 10921, Burnaby
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GA 302 D100 | Selected Topics in Chinese Studies (TheUnvirtuousGentleman:UncommonLookatChineseSoc) |
Simon Nantais
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Th
11:30 AM – 2:20 PM
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AQ 5014, Burnaby
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Spring 2023
Course | Title | Instructor | Day/Time | Location |
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GA 101 D100 | Introduction to Global Asia |
Nadine Attewell
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Tu
12:30 PM – 2:20 PM
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BLU 10011, Burnaby
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GA 201 D100 | Introduction to Japanese Civilization |
Simon Nantais
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Mo
2:30 PM – 4:20 PM
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AQ 5037, Burnaby
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GA 400 D100 | Selected Topics in Global Asia (Reworking the Museum) |
Anushay Malik
|
We
9:30 AM – 12:20 PM
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AQ 5049, Burnaby
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Fall 2022
Course | Title | Instructor | Day/Time | Location |
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GA 101 D100 | Introduction to Global Asia |
Anushay Malik
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Tu
12:30 PM – 2:20 PM
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RCB 8100, Burnaby
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GA 200 D100 | Introduction to Chinese Civilization |
Simon Nantais
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Fr
10:30 AM – 12:20 PM
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WMC 2503, Burnaby
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GA 301 D100 | Asia-Canada Identities: Experiences and Perspectives |
Shuyu Kong
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Th
2:30 PM – 5:20 PM
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BLU 11901, Burnaby
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GA 400 D100 | Selected Topics in Global Asia ( Transnational Travels) |
Anushay Malik
|
We
9:30 AM – 12:20 PM
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AQ 5025, Burnaby
|
2023-2024 Global Asia Program Courses and Electives
(subject to change; updated February 16, 2023
Course Number |
Course Title |
Summer 2023 |
Fall 2023 |
Spring 2024 |
BUS 431-3 |
Business with East Asian Countries |
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CHIN 100-3 |
Mandarin Chinese I |
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CHIN 101-3 |
Mandarin Chinese II |
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CHIN 200-3 |
Mandarin Chinese III |
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CMNS 443-4 |
Comparative Asian Media Systems |
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CMNS 445-4 |
Media and Popular Culture in China |
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ENGL 361-4 |
Diaspora Literatures in English |
X |
X |
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GA 101-3 |
Introduction to Global Asia |
X |
X |
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GA 202-3 |
Studies in Global Asia |
X |
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GA 210-3 |
How Asia Became Global |
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X | |
GA 211-3 |
Asian Migration Across the Globe |
X |
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GA 300-3 |
Asians and North Americans in Public Discourse |
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GA 301-3 |
Asia Canada Identities: Experiences and Perspectives |
X |
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GA 302-3 |
Selected Topics in Chinese Studies |
X |
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GA 303-3 |
Selected Topics in Japanese Studies |
X |
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GA 400-3 |
Selected Topics in Asia-Canada Studies |
X |
X |
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GSWS 212-STT |
Gender and Sexuality in South Asia |
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X |
GSWS 312-4 |
Immigrants, Women, and Transnational Migration |
X |
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GSWS 321-4-ST |
Queer Relations: Intimacy, Kinship and Community Across Asian North America |
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HIST 206-3 |
Japan since 1868 |
X |
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HIST 243-3 |
A Brief History of Modern India |
X |
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HIST 254-3 |
China to 1800 |
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X |
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HIST 255-3 |
China since 1800 |
X |
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HIST 322-4 |
Atlantic & Pacific Migration |
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HIST/IS 358-4* |
Development, Aid and Difference in Historical Perspective |
X |
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HIST 366-4 |
Social & Cultural Hist of Mod China |
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HIST 367-4 |
History of the People's Republic of China |
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HIST 368-4* |
Selected Topics in the Wider World |
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HIST 371-4 |
The Asia-Pacific War in Mod Japanese History |
X |
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HIST 425W-4* |
Gender and History |
X |
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HIST 447W-4 |
The Nikkei Experience in North America |
X |
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HIST 464-4 |
Problems in Modern Asian History |
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HIST 471-4 |
Women in Japanese History |
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HIST 479W-4 |
Contentious Prob in Mod Chinese History |
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HUM 203 |
Great Texts: Asian Thought and Literature |
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X |
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HUM 331-4 |
Special Topics in Asian Religious Traditions |
X |
X |
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HUM 382 |
Special Topics in Asian Cultures |
X |
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IS 210-3 |
Comparative World Politics |
X |
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IS 220-3 |
Wealth and Poverty of Nations |
X |
X |
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IS 230-3 |
Transnationalism and Society |
X |
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IS 303-4 |
Ethnic Minorities, Identity Politics, and Conflicts in SE Asia |
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IS 313W-4 |
Nationalism, Democracy and Development in Modern India |
X |
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IS 314-4 |
National, Regional, and International Politics in Southeast Asia |
X |
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IS 322 |
Central Asia: Democracy, Development and Conflicts |
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X |
IS 333 -4 |
Chinese Development and its Discontents |
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X |
IS 414-4 |
Current Regional Issues in Southeast Asia |
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JAPN 100-3 |
Introduction to Japanese I |
X |
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JAPN 101-3 |
Introduction to Japanese II |
X |
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JAPN 200-3 |
Advanced Beginners Japanese |
X |
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PHIL 342 |
Topics in Asian Philosophy |
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X |
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POL 335-4 |
Government and Politics: …China |
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POL 342-4* |
Developing Countries in Global Politics |
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POL 343-4* |
Global Political Economy |
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POL 381W-4 |
Japanese Politics |
X |
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POL 446W |
International Relations in East Asia |
X |
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PUNJ 100-3 |
Introduction to Punjabi I |
X |
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PUNJ 101-3 |
Introduction to Punjabi II |
X |
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SA 275-3 |
China in Transition |
X |
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SA 329-4 |
Sex, Work, and International Capital |
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SA 328-4 |
States, Cultures and Global Transitions |
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WL 201-3 |
East/West Encounters |
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WL 304-4 |
Exile and Migration |
*students must consult their program advisor to ensure that content is Asia-related