Our Ph. D program is GPE (Graduate program in Englaih, program with enough English courses to meet graduation requirements), and the enrollment semesters is available for fall term.
The Ph. D. Program (Doctorate Program) aims to cultivate senior academic researchers with core courses that strengthen the cross-disciplinary quality and provide solid training on regional research. The Program targets at developing East Asian research and teaching features by focusing on two main areas, i.e. “culture and its application” and “political economy and regional development.” In terms of the course content design, the Program emphasizes 4 targets, namely, vision in East Asia, local practice, cross-regional integration and critical thinking, with the mission to cultivate senior academic talents equipped with theories, practical experience and globalization.
I. Program Information
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Program |
GPE Program (program with enough English courses to meet graduation requirements) |
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Degree Offered |
Doctor of Philosophy, Ph.D. |
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Document Review and Interview (either in person or by video-conferencing) |
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English Language Proficiency Requirements for Application |
English Language Proficiency Requirements （only for Ph.D. Program taught in English）： 【For Ph.D. program applicants】 English proficiency certificate at CEFR Levels B2 (or above) |
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Semester of Admission |
Fall-term |
For more information about courses, admission, tuition, or scholarship, please find following links for reference:
◆Links:
【Admission】【Course Information for Ph. D program】【Scholarship】【Tuition & Miscellaneous Charges】
II. Credits Needed for Graduation: GPE Program
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Minimum Credit Requirement: GPE Program (program with enough English courses to meet graduation requirements) |
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Since 2020 Fall-term |
3 credits |
21 credits (Major group: 12 credits, Minor group: 6 credits, Free credits: 3 credits) |
24 credits |
III. EMI Courses for GPE program, Department of East Asian Studies, NTNU
Ph. D. students of GPE program should choose from either【group A】Culture and Its Application or【group B】Politics, Economics and Regional Development to be their main group. Once the main group is decided, the other one would be the minor group.
1. Required Courses：3 credits (1 course)
2. Elective Courses: 18~21 credits (6~7 courses)
(1) Major group should not be fewer than 12 credits.
(2) Minor group should not be fewer than 6 credits.
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Course Number |
EMI Course Name |
Required Course/ Elective Course |
Credits |
Group |
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EAD0003 |
Special Topics on East Asian Area Studies |
Required Course |
3 |
Required Course for All Ph.D Students |
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◆Elective Course of Group A: |
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EAC8022 |
Western Chinese Studies: History, Topics and Practice |
Elective Course |
3 |
A |
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EAC8024 |
Special Topics on Chinese Community and Culture in Singapore |
Elective Course |
3 |
A |
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EAC8047 |
Buddhist Thought and East-West Philosophical Issues |
Elective Course |
3 |
A |
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EAC8053 |
Scientific Medicine in East Asia: A New Age |
Elective Course |
3 |
A |
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EAC8055 |
Special Topics on Anthropology of East Asia |
Elective Course |
3 |
A |
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EAC8056 |
Modern Medicine in East Asia |
Elective Course |
3 |
A |
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◆Elective Course of Group B: |
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EAD0004 |
Special Topics on Maritime Disputes in East Asia |
Elective Course |
3 |
B |
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EAC8018 |
Special Topics on International Business Management |
Elective Course |
3 |
B |
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EAC8023 |
Special Topics on Singapore and ASEAN Politics and Economy |
Elective Course |
3 |
B |
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EAC8044 |
Special Topics on American Foreign Policy |
Elective Course |
3 |
B |
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EAC8046 |
Special Topics on International Political Economy |
Elective Course |
3 |
B |
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EAC8048 |
Special Topics on Northeast Asian Security |
Elective Course |
3 |
B |
