Japanese Program

About the program:

The Japanese Program at the University of Denver integrates the study of language, culture, and literature, in order to build a solid foundation for overall competency. Our language study aims at the acquisition of accurate communication skills in contemporaty cultural contexts. Our graduates have continued on to graduate studies and entered careers in international business, government service, and secondary school education.

Degrees Offered: Undergraduate minor

Requirements for the Minor: 24 credit hours after the elementary level (JAPN 1000-1,2, and 3). Beginning with 2000 level courses, the following may be taken in consultation with the Japanese faculty.

JAPN 2000-1 - Intermediate Japanese - 4 Qtr Hrs JAPN 2000-2 - Intermediate Japanese - 4 Qtr Hrs JAPN 2000-3 - Intermediate Japanese - 4 Qtr Hrs JAPN 2100 - Conversation & Com (1) - 4 Qtr Hrs JAPN 2600 - Conversation & Com (II) - 4 Qtr Hrs JAPN 3100 - Advanced Con. & Com - 4 Qtr Hrs

Study Abroad:

Exchange programs with Nanzan University, Sophia University, Saga University, and other institutions are available. For information on Summer Programs in Japan, contact the Japanese faculty.

Links to Japanese Language & Culture

Sabotenweb
Invitation to Calligraphy PDF version

Faculty:

Michiko Croft, M.A., Columbia University

Director of Japanese Program

Senior Lecturer, Languages & Literatures

Campus Address: Sturm Hall 328

Campus Telephone: 303-871-2163

Email: mcroft@du.edu

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