The International Graduate Lectures in Sinology Program — Courses Offered in AY 115, Semester 1
The International Graduate Lectures in Sinology of NCCU College of Liberal Arts will offer four intensive 1-credit courses in the second semester of Academic Year 115. The four courses are:
1. The Reception and Legacy of Chinese Literature in Japan
2. Rethinking the Paradigm:European Sinology and Local Religion
3. Alien worlds: the intertextuality between literature and religion
4. From Elite to Popular: History, Culture, and Communication in Chinese Society
Each course will be delivered in the form of intensive lectures by distinguished scholars from Taiwan and abroad. Graduate students (master’s and doctoral levels) from universities nationwide who are interested in the course topics are welcome to enroll during the course registration period.
Students with official student status from NCCU as well as from other domestic and international institutions are welcome to enroll in or audit courses offered by the Program. Non-NCCU students may enroll through the inter-university course registration system.
Please refer to the course syllabi for detailed information regarding course schedules, topics, and venues.
The first-round initial course registration period at NCCU will take place from 9:00 a.m. on August 25 to 5:00 p.m. on August 26. Students who wish to enroll are kindly reminded to observe the registration timeline and follow the University’s course registration procedures.
