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    11 Master Programs in Languages Japanese 2024/2025

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    Master Programs in Languages Japanese

    For those who have already completed a bachelor’s degree and wish to engage in further study in an academic area or gain higher professional qualifications to pursue a certain career, a master’s degree offers those opportunities. It is the entry point into graduate-level studies.

    What is a Master in Japanese? This degree invites students to undertake advanced study in the Japanese language with access to research and educational resources. Coursework may involve reading and translating Japanese language texts and classical Japanese. The focus is typically on advancing comprehension of the language and culture, including literature, philosophy, and history. Programs may also cover oral and written Japanese communication, methods of teaching the language, bilingualism, phonetics, and planning and policy for educators.

    Students pursue a master’s degree in Japanese primarily to improve their mastery of the Japanese language and deepen their studies into Japanese culture. They can sharpen their oral and written communication skills, learn effective teaching methods, and hone their research abilities.

    The costs of studying for a Master in Japanese vary, depending on the length of the program, the educational institution, and its country of origin. Degrees in this field may take two to four years to earn.

    Graduates from Master in Japanese programs can become experts in Japanese language, culture, and society. They are often highly qualified and trained to teach Japanese at various levels. Academic careers as lecturers and researchers are the most likely option, with doctoral studies being the next step after completing the master’s degree. Other job options may include advisor for college-level international study abroad programs or Japanese language departments and positions in companies where fluency in Japanese is required.

    There are online and in-person, campus programs available, with full-time and part-time options available worldwide to meet your scheduling needs. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.