Commencing semesters, 2024

Semester 1
Semester 2

Program level

Undergraduate

Program code

2521

Faculty

Humanities Arts Social Science

School

School of Languages and Cultures

Teaching Location

St Lucia

Attendance mode

In Person

Course Lists

Please refer to the Bachelors of Criminology and Criminal Justice/Arts Program Rules for the number of units required from each course list.

Enquiries

Australian/domestic students

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Email: hass@uq.edu.au

Phone: (07) 3365 1333

International students

International Student Advisor

Email: study@uq.edu.au

Phone: +61 7 3346 9872

Enquire online

Why study Japanese Advanced?

Japanese is a key world language used in social, cultural and economic pursuits, research, and diplomacy in the world. Graduates with Japanese linguistic skills and cultural knowledge have been engaged in diverse sectors, including business, international relations, law, education, media, engineering, and interpreting/translation. The Advanced Japanese Major is for students who have completed substantial Japanese study at secondary school or equivalent. It is designed to enable students to reach the level of B2 (Independent User)-C1 (Proficient User) on the Common European Framework of Reference, or N2 (Pre-Advanced)-N1 (Advanced) on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

Courses and requirements

Please refer to the Bachelors of Criminology and Criminal Justice/Arts Program Rules for the number of units required from each course list.

Courses that can be studied as part of the Japanese Advanced Major:

What it costs

Please view the Bachelors of Criminology and Criminal Justice/Arts for indicative fees.

How to apply

Please view the Bachelors of Criminology and Criminal Justice/Arts for information on key dates and how to apply.