Chinese minor

Chinese Minor

Minor Overview

A minor in Chinese Language, Literature, and Culture complements any major in the sciences, social sciences, humanities or arts. A Chinese minor prepares students for domestic and overseas employment in international trade, education, law, and diplomacy; provides them with knowledge of a country that plays an increasingly important role in global economy and politics; and introduces them to an ancient civilization with rich traditions in literature, philosophy, religion, art, music, theater, and cuisine. In short, a Chinese minor can make the difference in all kinds of careers in the global marketplace of the twenty-first century.

For the minor, students may take one (regular, letter-graded) course on a P/NP basis. Courses which are only offered on a P/NP basis do not count toward these limits.

Submitting your minor petition

Minor petitions must be submitted the quarter before you plan to graduate. Go to OASIS.  Under Forms and Petitions, submit new form and select Minor Petition.  Once you have entered in all courses you have taken or plan to take to complete the minor, submit petition.  If you have not completed the courses necessary for the Chinese minor but plan to do so during your last quarter, submit the course(s) you plan to take on your minor petition.

Chinese Minor Requirements (20 units)