Skip to content
  • Apply Now
    • Undergraduate Programs
    • Graduate Programs
Baruch college | Baruch College-logo

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Menu

Home
About Weissman
  • Mission & History
    • From Departure to Destination
  • Office of the Dean
    • Biography
    • Dean’s Advisory Council
    • Dean’s Office Staff
  • Strategic Plan
  • Virtual Campus Tour
  • Weissman Assessment
Academics
  • Departments
  • Undergraduate Programs
  • Graduate Programs
Student Resources
  • Declare a Major
  • Arts and Sciences Minor
  • Academic Appeals
  • Academic Help
  • Careers and Internships
    • Graduate Careers
  • Advisement
Faculty & Staff
  • Directory
  • Scholarly Opportunities & Professional Development
  • Travel Requests
Arts & Culture
  • Baruch Performing Arts Center
  • Aaron Silberman Concert Series
  • The Alexander String Quartet
  • Sidney Mishkin Gallery
  • Sidney Harman Writer-In-Residence Program
  • The Milt Hinton Jazz Perspectives Concert Series
  • Sandra Kahn Wasserman Jewish Studies Center
In the Spotlight
  • Destination Weissman
  • College Talk
  • Weissman Newsletter
  • Faculty Achievements
    • Past Faculty Achievements
  • Weissman School of Arts and Sciences
  • Weissman Academic Departments
  • Areas of Study
  • Japanese
  • Apply
    • Undergraduate Programs
    • Graduate Programs
  • Degree Requirements
  • Declare a Major
  • Declare a Minor
  • Graduate Programs
  • Areas of Study
  • Academic Departments
  • Online Bulletin
  • Honors Program

Japanese

Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature

As a Minor

Proficiency in Japanese language and literature is increasingly an important advantage in business, teaching, translation, and other professional careers.

Course offerings are of two types: language and literature conducted in Japanese and literature courses in English. The courses taught in a foreign language are designed to develop students’ command of modern languages for use orally and in writing, both in everyday experience and in the realm of literature and ideas.

Students who choose a minor in Japanese language and culture should select two courses at the 3000 level or above in addition to any 4000-level course as the capstone course for the Tier III Minor requirement.

For more information on Japanese studies at Baruch, visit the program’s blog.

For course information, check the current Student Bulletin.

Contact

Department of Modern Languages
646-312-4210

Professor Shigeru Suzuki
646-312-4235


Weissman School of Arts and Sciences
  • Contact Us
  • About Our Site
  • Privacy
  • Site Map
  • Text Only
One Bernard Baruch Way (55 Lexington Ave. at 24th St) New York, NY 10010 646-312-1000
CUNY logo
CUNY logo