The University of Michigan offers a number of undergraduate and graduate Chinese language and Chinese studies courses each semester through the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, University of Michigan Law School, Ross School of Business, and the Ford School of Public Policy.
*Courses available through the Center for Chinese Studies (CCS) include the following:
- CCS 501 Social Scientific Studies of Historical and Contemporary China
- CCS 502 Humanistic Studies of Historical and Contemporary China
- CCS 650 Independent Study in Chinese Studies
- CCS 700 MA Thesis Writing Class
Explore our course list below to learn more.
- East Asia Courses - Fall 2011
- East Asia Courses - Winter 2011
- East Asia Courses - Fall 2010
- East Asia Courses - Winter 2010
- East Asia Courses - Fall 2009
- East Asia Courses - Winter 2009
- East Asia Courses - Winter 2008
- East Asia Courses - Fall 2008
View a listing of our Seminar Series.
*Please note that course offerings are subject to change and that courses listed here may be cancelled or closed due to reaching the enrollment cap. Please contact the department or school for the most up-to-date information.
Course Numbers
Undergraduate courses: 100-400 level
Graduate courses: 500-level and above
Some courses at the 400 level are approved for graduate credit. CCS master's and certificate students should check with the CCS student services coordinator or their advisor to be sure that courses they have selected fulfill program requirements.
