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Learn more by clicking here Antiracist Support to Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander Communities Support the AAPI community by being actively antiracist. Learn more on our antiracism resources page . Study Abroad Participating in study abroad is one of the best ways to learn the language and culture you’re studying. Confucian temple in Yokohama First immigrants from China arraived in Yokohama in the 1850s, forming the seed for the largest Chinatown in Japan. Why East Asia Matters Prepare yourself to meet diversity in thought and lifestyle, and communicate in the languages more than one and half billion people speak on the planet. Work in a range of professions—in diplomacy, journalism, IT, business, law, teaching, public relations—and become part of the global citizenry. EALL develops essential skills in research and critical thinking, writing, and reading that will help your personal growth. Watch Video » Resources Know more about East Asia. Koto music. 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Koto music. Miyagi Michio (1894-1956) composed this piece called " Tegoto ," performed by Kaori Kimoto. More. Honors Program & Awards Qualified EALL majors are encouraged to apply for the departmental honors program , consisting of one additional credit of research leading to a thesis or an equivalent summative project. Featured Courses Fall 2024 New Course for Chinese Career Paths Many of our graduates go on to do great things, in such areas as journalism, teaching, museum administration, graduate studies, technology and IT, legal work, library science, government (military and intelligence agencies), to name a few. Langauge and culture fluency coupled with critical skills, you will open many career doors. Study Abroad & Internships Participating in study abroad is one of the best ways to learn the language and culture you’re studying. Scholarships Find information on the variety of scholarships that are offered. 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