University of Colorado at Boulder: Institution Main

Founded in 1876, the University of Colorado is as old as the state itself. Now the flagship campus for the university system, the Boulder campus was the original campus for the university. Other campuses include one in Colorado Springs and Denver, with a medical campus in Aurora.

The University of Colorado is now the top public research university in the state, with leading programs in the arts, business, education, engineering, the humanities, law, music, the sciences, and other fields of study.

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Undergraduate Studies

• The Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations offers a B.A. in Japanese.
• The Center for Asian Studies offers a B.A. in Japanese.
• The Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations offers a minor in Japanese.
• For more information concerning applying to the undergraduate programs at the University of Colorado Boulder, please visit their Undergraduate Admissions webpage.

Graduate Studies

• The Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations offers a M.A. in Japanese.
• The Department of History offers a M.A. in Japanese History.
• The Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations offers a Ph.D. in Japanese.
• The Department of History offers a Ph.D. in Japanese History.
• For information concerning Japan-related degrees in other departments, please consult the individual departments' websites.
• For more information concerning applying to the graduate programs at the University of Colorado Boulder, please visit their Graduate Admissions webpage.

Other Academic Information

• The University of Colorado Boulder employ about 25 academic faculty and staff in Japan-related positions.
• Japan-related courses are taught outside the Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations in the following fields: anthropology, art, art history, Asian-American studies, economics, fine arts, history, religious studies, and theater.