78 Part-time Master's degrees in Asian Studies

The LLM in Chinese Law at The University of Hong Kong  addresses a growing need in Hong Kong and internationally for a more comprehensive understanding of the law and regulations of the People's Republic of China. 

The new Chinese Medicine programme from The University of Hong Kong with the streams of Oncology*, Gynaecology, and Acupuncture and Moxibustion* aims to provide extensive training which covers in-depth theoretical knowledge and research progress in the respective stream.

The MA in Chinese Culture at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University is a student-oriented programme with advanced courses of study focusing on Chinese culture. It offers students a methodological foundation for studying Chinese culture as well as a wide range of courses in different areas of Chinese culture to address their needs and interests and to maximize the benefits of their learning.

The China Development Studies programme from The University of Hong Kong emphasizes a comprehensive understanding of China through its global-local interactions and regional variations in politics, economy, trade, investment, environment, policy making, tourism, and urban development.

This Archaeology and Heritage of Asia MA course offered at the University College London (UCL) is unique in the UK in providing such a comprehensive overview of Asian archaeology and cultural heritage. 

Master of Chinese Studies from University Tunku Abdul Rahman serves as a central coordinating body for all the postgraduate programmes pursued in the university.  

The Master of Buddhist Counselling programme at The University of Hong Kong offers quality training on Buddhist teaching-based counselling knowledge and skills by means of interdisciplinary learning and contemplative practice.

Read history, make history. The MA Asian Art Histories programme at LASALLE College of the Arts cultivates a new generation of art historians, curators, art writers and exhibition-makers. It is a global pioneer to focus on Asian modern and contemporary art histories.

The International and Asian History programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a full-time master degree. Over 12 months, students explore trans-regional perspectives and global interactions. This public study mode course develops advanced research skills through a specialist dissertation.

Chinese Studies is the study of ancient cultures; their art, literature, thought and history. The focus of Classics is the ancient Mediterranean – Greece, Rome, Egypt and the Near East – but our courses also include modules on ancient Africa, India and China. The Classics program of Rhodes University is designed to stimulate, inform, and encourage reflection.

Develop key skills such as comparative theory and critical thinking, while expanding your knowledge of China and its history, society, and culture. Learn more at the China in Comparative Perspective course from London School of Economics and Political Science.

The Social Sciences (China and Global Governance) course at Nanyang Technological University unravels the complexities of China in participating and shaping global political and economic dynamics. 

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.

Traditional Chinese Medicine from Five Branches University is a dual degree where students earn the Doctorate degree, and the Master’s degree that is required to sit for State and National licensing and certification exams.

The Chinese and History programme at City University of Hong Kong aims to provide students with an understanding of the nature of Chinese language and cultural studies and its use for academic and professional purposes.

The Education (Chinese Language) course at Nanyang Technological University equips Chinese language education professionals with in-depth and wide knowledge of theoretical and practical issues in Chinese language education, thus enabling you to meet the challenges at a higher stage of your career.

The Education (Malay Language) course at Nanyang Technological University provides education professionals with functionally integrated academic, experiment and field based study of Malay Language Education. 

The Asian and Middle Eastern Studies by Research (Middle Eastern Studies) course from the University of Cambridge graduates will be able to work independently to design research projects and will have an in-depth knowledge of the primary sources and secondary literature in their chosen specialism.

 The Japanese Studies programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong promotes the integration of teaching and research in Japanese studies at an advanced level. It aims to introduce students to integrate different disciplinary and methodological approaches, allowing them to develop as capable and independent researchers in Japanese studies.