Course Syllabi & Faculty The CUNY-BC China program offers the following courses (for about 3 weeks in Nanjing after tours of Beijing & Xi’an and before going to Suzhou/Hangzhou & Shanghai): History 53: Revolutionary China Syllabus Core Curriculum 20.06: Development of the Silk Road Syllabus Core Curriculum 1.1: Classical Cultures (Classical China) Syllabus Speech 18.5: Intercultural Communication Syllabus Speech 23: Business Communication(cross-cultural perspectives) Syllabus Chinese 1.1: Chinese for Beginners Syllabus Chinese 2.1 (Intermediate Level) Syllabus Business 76.5: Asian Business Syllabus All courses are taught by Brooklyn College faculty who are experts in the areas of study. Students can enroll in 1-2 courses (but no more than one language course) and make their class choices after being accepted into the program. The classes for each program, subject to approval by Brooklyn College, sufficient enrollment and faculty availability, are normally finalized about 2 months before departure. Graduate Students: Independent Study course (i.e., Speech 796) can be offered for graduate students. The student, after being accepted into the program, should first discuss a research proposal with the graduate advisor of her/his home department and then consult Prof. Lu to develop a research topic related to the student’s area of study. (NEW!!) Asian Studies Minor: It only requires 12 credits. To satisfy those 12 credits requirements, students can choose from many courses in the departments of modern languages, art, economics & business, philosophy, religion, history, speech, political science, theatre, TV/Radio, education, etc. For more information About the Minor: Click Here To declare Asian Studies as Minor, please contact Ms. Garrick at 718-951-5225 in 3439 Boylan Hall, or agarrick@brooklyn.cuny.edu