东亚研究文学士

东亚研究计划是普林斯顿大学东亚研究及相关部门的总括组织。它的成员来自人类学，艺术与考古学，比较文学，东亚研究，经济学，历史，政治，宗教，社会学和伍德罗·威尔逊公共与国际事务学院的合作部门。东亚研究计划还用于在经济上支持和组织大学有关东亚的各种讲座，会议和活动。通过该计划，主修任何其他大学系（包括自然科学）的本科生都可以获得东亚研究专业证书（相当于未成年人）。该证书为具有国际意识的学生提供了在亚洲地区的基本能力，并通过从非西方世界的研究中获得的见识，增进了他们对西方文明的理解。该计划还为在东亚学习语言的本科
The Department of East Asian Studies (EAS) offers a wide range of undergraduate classes at the highest standards of academic, linguistic and cultural competence focused on China, Korea and Japan. Majors complete coursework in literature, history, anthropology, media and cultural studies of China, Korea and Japan. They engage in both transnational and local perspectives, and their work spans premodern and contemporary contexts. While the EAS major allows in-depth study and first-hand experience of East Asia, the minor programs in Chinese, Japanese or Korean language encourage students to combine their interests in East Asian languages and civilizations with other majors they pursue at Princeton. The East Asian Studies Program is an umbrella organization for East Asian studies and related departments at Princeton University. Its members are drawn from the cooperating Departments of Anthropology, Art and Archaeology, Comparative Literature, East Asian Studies, Economics, History, Politics, Religion, Sociology, and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. The East Asian Studies Program also functions to financially support and organize various East Asia-related lectures, conferences, and events at the University. Via the Program, undergraduate students majoring in any other University department (including the sciences) may earn a certificate of proficiency in East Asian Studies (the equivalent of a minor). The certificate provides internationally-minded students with basic competence in an Asian area and enhances their understanding of Western civilization through perspectives gained from the study of the non-Western world. The Program also provides funding for undergraduates to study languages in East Asia, and graduate students seeking support for language study and dissertation research and completion. Also important is the Program's support of visiting faculty.