Academic Information and Syllabus
Sophia Summer Session 2024 will be held in person.
Course Information
Participants are to choose one of the following options – a minimum of 2 course and a maximum of 3 courses*
*For the course fees, refer to Program Information.
*All courses are subject to change without notice.
Course Schedule
Schedule | Courses [Course Number] | Credit |
Period 1 9:00-10:40 |
Global Sustainability Outlook and Practice in Japan [ENZ200] Syllabus / Lecturer Profile updated on June 26, 2024 |
2 |
Contemporary Chinese Society [SOZ440] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
First steps in Japanese [JPZ120] Syllabus / Lecturer Profile |
1 | |
Japanese Literature and the City [LIZ334] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
Education in Japan [EDZ200] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
Chado, the Way of Tea and Japanese Culture [CUZ100] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
Period 2 10:55-12:35 |
Japanese Language and Culture [LNZ200] Syllabus / Lecturer Profile |
2 |
Japanese Popular Culture [SOZ330] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
Modern History of Japan [HSZ200] Syllabus / Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
Period 3 13:30-15:10 |
Contemporary Japanese Society [SOZ480] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 |
Japanese Theater [LIZ450] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
Food and Social Issues in Japanese Literature and Film [HUZ200] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile |
2 | |
Period 4 15:25-17:05 |
Perspectives in Intercultural Communication: Japanese Communication and Culture [SOZ204] Syllabus/Lecturer Profile updated on June 26, 2024 |
2 |
Credit
Credit number of each course is listed in the right column of the table above.
Participants can obtain the maximum of 6 credits upon successful completion of each course.
Study Hours
<For one course>
-100-minute lesson a day × 14 days
-Total number of hours per course: 23 hours and 20 minutes
*The total number of study hours throughout the Summer Session would differ among the participants, depending on the number of courses one takes.
Class Size
Number of available courses may vary depending on the number of overall participants.
Course Selection
-Applicant will be placed into each course on a first-come-first-served basis of the program fee payment completion.
-In principle, you will not be able to add or switch courses after your payment is complete. You may withdraw from a course during the designated withdrawal period, but no refund will be made.
Grading and Transcript
Participants will be graded according to the following table:
Grade | Numerical Score | Content | Quality Point |
A | 100–90 | Excellent | 4 |
B | 89–80 | Good | 3 |
C | 79–70 | Satisfactory | 2 |
D | 69–60 | Passing | 1 |
W | | | |
F | 59 and under | Failure | 0 |
Each Grade is assigned a weight called The QUALITY POINT INDEX (QPI).
The number of credits of a course multiplied by QPI is the grade point (GP) of that course.
Transcript
An official transcript will be issued upon a successful completion of the program.
The transcript is available in hard copy only, and will be post mailed to the designated address by the end of August.
Credit Transfer
Participant expecting to transfer credits to another institution should seek for prior approval by the institution to which they wish to transfer the credits to. The syllabus and study hours will be helpful during the process.
Inquiries about the
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- Department Name
- Center for Global Education and Discovery
- Location
- Bldg.2, 1F