Japanese Language courses Sheffield

... (kana) from the outset, picking up the 2000 Sino-Japanese characters (kanji) over the course of your degree. Other modules cover contemporary society, literature, politics, economics, gender, modern history, business management and international relations. Most importantly, you will spend your third... Learn about: Japanese Society, Understanding Japan, Japanese Language...

..., listening, reading and writing. You learn phonetic scripts (kana) from the outset, and learn roughly 2,000 Sino-Japanese characters (kanji) needed over the four years of the course. By the end of the first year you will have covered most of the core grammar of the language. From the second year you start... Learn about: Language Attitudes, Japanese Language, Advanced Phonetics...

... societies from the Roman to the Modern period. Outside the seminar room, you'll work on projects that bring history to life, like our student-run New Histories blog and WikiAmerica. You will spend your third year studying at one of our partner universities in Japan. More than just a chance to put... Learn about: Japanese Language, Japanese Society, Japanese Politics...

... such as history, culture or politics, and you'll spend a year studying in Seoul at one of our partner universities. Through optional modules you'll get the opportunity to study East Asia as a region, exploring Korean issues in a regional or global context. Modules on contemporary Japan are also available... Learn about: Japanese Language, Korean Society, Korean language...

... you'll continue your Japanese studies. You'll also look at other core areas of business management including marketing, organisational behaviour and strategy. Your third year, at a Japanese university, is an intensive year of language study. You return to Sheffield for your fourth year, to complete... Learn about: Human Resource management, Organisational Behaviour, Business Strategy...

..., Russian and Spanish. In your first year, you can take any language from beginner's level, and you can take French, German, Polish, Russian or Spanish post-A Level (or equivalent). You'll develop your communication skills in your chosen language or languages to a high level. Optional modules include... Learn about: Japanese Language, Advanced Phonetics, Language Attitudes...