7 Part-time Master's in Asian Studies in New Zealand

Gain skills to do business with Japanese people and multinational companies with the Japanese course from University of Canterbury.

The Chinese course from University of Canterbury teaches and supervises research on a wide range of topics – literary or cinematic, traditional or modern – focusing on China and the Chinese-speaking world. 

The Japanese programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of language and culture. Available as a B.Sc. or B.A. through full-time study, this degree covers everything from anime to business. Students gain global skills in Dunedin or via exchange, preparing for diverse international careers.

The Chinese programme at the University of Otago offers flexible study modes, including a three-year Bachelor of Arts. Students explore language and culture through immersive learning. This undergraduate course provides a deep understanding of contemporary society, preparing graduates for global Asia-Pacific careers.

The Asian Studies programme at the University of Auckland offers advanced postgraduate training through both taught and research pathways. Available in full-time and part-time modes, this M.A. allows students to engage in deep scholarship regarding Asian cultures and societies within a leading academic environment.

The Chinese programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of language and culture. Available as a B.A. or DipLang, this study option features full-time and part-time modes. Students develop professional communication skills and regional insights essential for careers across the Asia-Pacific.

The Japanese programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of language and culture. Available as a B.A. major or minor, this full-time undergraduate course in Dunedin covers everything from manga to business. Students develop fluency and cultural literacy over three years of dedicated study.