ACADEMICS

Japan-Related Study at the University of Michigan

Japan-related study at the University of Michigan ranges from undergraduate study in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts to graduate study at the Master's and Doctoral levels in the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies.  CJS supports a community of over forty-five Japan-area specialists and about one hundred graduate students who teach and pursue research in UM's various departments and professional schools.  Japan-specific resources for students also include numerous visiting scholars and an Asia Library with more than a quarter-of-a-million Japanese language titles. Numerous Japan-related courses are offered each term in various departments and schools across campus.

Follow these links for more information:

• Degree Programs
  • Undergraduate programs
  • Masters programs
  • Doctoral programs
  • Non-degree programs
• Information for Prospective Students
  • Admissions information
  • Campus resources
  • Visiting the campus
• Faculty in Japanese Studies
• Courses
• Information for Current Students
  • MA Program Handbook
• Funding for Students
  • Academic Year Fellowships
  • Summer Fellowships
  • Conference Travel Support Grants