East Asian Languages, Literatures & Cultures
East Asian Languages, Literatures & Cultures

Majors & Minors

STEPS TO DECLARING A MAJOR/MINOR

 

FOR MAJORS AND MINORS

If you would like to declare a major or a minor, first consult the advisor for your major/ minor program and have them sign an Advising Form that lists your proposed plan of classes. The appropriate Advising Form is located under each program's page, listed below. Retain a copy of the signed form and give the original to your advisor.

Next step -- complete an online Declaration of Major/Minor form through DocuSign (found HERE). ATTACH A COPY OF THE SIGNED ADVISING FORM TO THE DOCUSIGN FORM. Please list the Department’s Director of Undergraduate Programs (DUP), Prof. Anri Yasuda (ay4yq) as both the Declaration of Major/Minor Contact and as Declaration of Major/Minor Signatory on this form.

Multiple majors or minors within the department:

  • Students can major and minor within the department if each are in different cultural areas (e.g., Chinese major + Korean minor, Japanese major + EAS minor [Korean concentration], etc.). In this case, only EAST 1010 can be counted towards both programs. 
     
  • Students can have 2 minors within the department if each are in different cultural areas (e.g., Chinese minor + Korean minor), Japanese minor + EAS minor [Chinese concentration], etc.). In this case, only EAST 1010 can count towards both programs. 
     
  • Students can have 2 majors within the department if each are in different cultural areas (e.g., EAS major [Korean concentration] + Japanese major, Chinese major + Japanese major, etc.). In this case, EAST 1010 and up to two more classes can count towards both programs. 

The information contained on this website is for informational purposes only. The Undergraduate Record and Graduate Record represent the official repository for academic program requirements. These publications may be found at http://records.ureg.virginia.edu/index.php.