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Our full-time faculty members specialize in three main areas, with a total of 9 professors:
Linguistics: 4 professors
Japanese Literature: 3 professors
Japanese History and Culture: 2 professors
This diverse structure allows students to explore the Japanese language and culture from multiple academic perspectives.
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Not at all! Our linguistics professors cover a wide range of fields, from theoretical linguistics to sociolinguistics. Their teaching is clear and approachable, helping students:
Grasp the grammatical structure of Japanese
Compare it with Mandarin and other languages
You won’t just learn how to use the language—you’ll also understand how it works.
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Not at all! Our literature professors specialize in everything from classical to modern and contemporary Japanese literature. Through literature, students gain insight into:
The psychology and social structures of Japanese people
The connections between literature and popular culture, such as anime and film
So if you're interested in stories, creativity, or Japanese media, this is the perfect path for you!
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Our professors of history and culture are experts in both Japanese history and Japan–Taiwan cultural relations. Their courses help you:
Understand Japan’s historical and social development
Reflect on your own cultural identity through comparative studies
You’ll become someone who truly understands Japan—and your own roots.
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Absolutely! In addition to core academic courses, we offer a variety of practical elective courses, such as:
Business Japanese, to prepare you for professional environments
Japanese–Chinese Translation, to sharpen your language skills for further study or the job market
Whether your goal is graduate study or immediate employment, you’ll find a pathway that fits your future.
