Designated Emphasis Requirements
The Designated Emphasis in Southeast Asian Studies, a specialization that includes new methods of inquiry in conjunction with a student’s disciplinary field of interest, is awarded in addition to a Ph.D. degree. It requires 12 units of coursework in the field of Southeast Asian Studies, taken in at least two Departments, including one core course (SEAS 200) and 4 units of Thesis Study (SEAS 299) or Directed Research (SEAS 297), resulting in a paper supervised by a member of the Southeast Asian Studies Program. Language proficiency is preferable though not required. Courses taken for the DE cannot be used towards the PhD.
Applicable Courses
Current Graduate Seminars:
SEAS 200/ANTH 202/ CPLT 200 (required);
SEAS 201, SEAS 202/RLST 253/ANTH 257, SEAS 203/ANTH 203, SEAS 204/HIST 242, SEAS 205/CPLT 205, SEAS 206, SEAS 243 (A-B)
Current Upper Division Undergraduate Courses:
ANTH 140I,
SEAS 130/MCS 130,
SEAS 136/ANTH 136,
SEAS/ETST 137,
SEAS 143/ETST 143,
SEAS 149/RLST 149,
SEAS 150/RLST 150,
SEAS 161/AST 161,
SEAS 162/AST 162/HIST 187/VNM 162,
SEAS 163/AST 163/CPLT 163,
SEAS 164/AST 164/ VNM 164,
SEAS 165 (E-Z)/AST 165 (E-Z)/GSST 165 (E-Z)/VNM 165 (E-Z),
SEAS 166/AST 166/CPLT 166/VNM 166,
SEAS 167/AST 167/CPLT 167,
SEAS 172/GSST 122/MCS 142,
SEAS 175/GSST 124/MCS 123,
SEAS 184/AST 160/HIST 184/VNM 184,
SEAS 185/AST 126/HIST 185,
SEAS 186/AST 129/HIST 186,
SEAS 189/AST 189/HIST 189/VNM 189,
MUS 127/ANTH 176/AST 127/DNCE 127/ETST 172
ETST 140
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