Students who wish to double major in East Asian Studies and Anthropology may take up to 6 credit hours (2 courses) that will count toward satisfying the requirements of both majors.  The student will still need to fulfill all the core and area distribution requirements for both majors.

ANTH/EAS double majors may double-dip up to 6 credits (2 courses) for both majors from crosslisted courses, including the following:

• CHN/ANTH 410A - Ethnic Diversity in China
• CHN/ANTH 410B - The Anthropology of Contemporary China
• EAS/ANTH 427A - The Prehistory of East Asia
• EAS/CHN/ANTH 427B - The Archaeology of Pre-Han China
• JPN/LING/ANTH 402 - Gender and Language in Japan
• JPN/ANTH 425A - Anthropology of Japan: Images and Realities
• JPN/LING/ANTH 436 - Japanese Sociolinguistics
   

For students who wish to double major in East Asian Studies and Global Studies, courses applying toward both majors can be double counted, as long as the requirements for each major are met.

GLS/EAS double majors should discuss with their advisors options for double counting courses toward both majors, including the following courses:

• CHN 245  - Chinese Popular Culture
• CHN 251 - New Chinese Cinema
• CHN 302 - Third-Year Chinese II
• JPN 245 - Japanese Anime and Visual Culture

Students who wish to double major in East Asian Studies and History may take up to 12 credit hours (4 courses) that will count toward satisfying the requirements of both majors.  The student will still need to fulfill all the core and area distribution requirements for both majors.

HIST/EAS double majors may double-dip up to 12 credits (4 courses) for both majors from crosslisted courses, including the following:

• CHN/HIST 276 - History of China
• CHN/HIST 476 - Modern China
• CHN/HIST 476U - The Chinese City: Comparative Perspectives
• CHN/HIST 481 - The Life and Times of Mao Zedong
• CHN/HIST 482 - Social History of China
• EAS/HIST 270 - Modern East Asia
• EAS/HIST 460 - The Environmental History of East Asia
• JPN/HIST 272 - Japanese Civilization
   

Students who wish to double major in East Asian Studies and Linguistics may take up to 6 credit hours (2 courses) that will count toward satisfying the requirements of both majors.  The student will still need to fulfill all the core and area distribution requirements for both majors.

LING/EAS double majors may double-dip up to 6 credits (2 courses) for both majors from crosslisted courses, including the following:

• CHN/LING 419 - Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese
• CHN/LING 420 - Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese
• JPN/LING 304 - Introduction to Japanese Language and Linguistics
• JPN/LING/ANTH  402 - Gender and Language in Japan
• JPN/LING 411 - Introduction to Japanese Linguistics
• JPN/LING 412 - Advanced Japanese Linguistics
• JPN/LING/ANTH 436 - Japanese Sociolinguistics
   

Students who wish to double major in East Asian Studies and Religious Studies may take up to 15 credit hours (five classes) that will double count toward satisfying the requirements of both majors.  Students will still need to fulfill all the requirements for both majors.

EAS/RELI double majors may double-dip up to 15 credits (5 courses) for both majors from crosslisted courses and other approved courses, including the following:

• CHN/RELI 241 Intro to Chinese Religions
• CHN/RELI 331 Taoist Traditions China
• CHN/RELI 483 Confucianism: Classical Period
• EAS/RELI 130 Asian Religions
• EAS/RELI 222 Introduction to Zen Buddhism
• EAS/RELI 333 Buddhist Meditation Traditions
• EAS/RELI 484A History of East Asian Buddhism
• EAS/RELI 484B History of East Asian Buddhism
• JPN/RELI 220 - Religion in Japanese Society
• JPN/RELI 485 - History of Japanese Religions: Ancient
• JPN/RELI 486 - History of Japanese Religions: Medieval
• JPN/RELI 489 - History of Japanese Religions: Modern
• RELI/EAS 358 - Tibetan Buddhism
• RELI/EAS 482 - Tantric Buddhism

Students who wish to double major in East Asian Studies and World Literature may take up to 15 credit hours (5 courses) that will count toward satisfying the requirements of both majors.  The student will still need to fulfill all the core and area distribution requirements for both majors.

WLIT/EAS double majors may double-dip up to 15 credits (5 courses) for both majors from the following courses:

• CHN 340 - Traditional Chinese Literature in English
• CHN 341 - Writers and Society in Modern China
• CHN 422 - Introduction to Classical Chinese
• CHN 429 - Chinese Immigrant Literature and Film
• EAS 422 - Asian American Literature
• JPN 310 - Japanese Literature and War
• JPN 311 - Death in Traditional Japanese Literature
• JPN 405 - Classical Japanese
• JPN 430 - Haruki Murakami and the Literature of Modern Japan
• JPN 446A - Pre-modern Japanese Literature: Court Literature to 1330
• JPN 446B - Japanese Literature Survey: Medieval and Early Modern
• JPN 447A - Modern Japanese Literature: Meiji to World War Two
• JPN 447B - Modern Japanese Literature: Postwar and Contemporary Literature
• JPN 496A - Japanese Literature