The Asian studies concentration at Randolph College is a good way to get started in the direction of a career in the international realm. For those targeting graduate school, it provides a broad grounding in the history, society, and culture of China, as well as in the Chinese language.

For those pursuing careers in government or business, the Asian studies courses, coupled with courses taken in a variety of departments, provide valuable skills that are impressive to prospective employers. Studying Asia in a liberal arts environment gives you the opportunity to develop your analytical skills, research and writing ability, and general knowledge—which are certain to be paramount in your professional life.

If you would like to explore Asia—particularly China —let it begin in the context of a first-rate liberal arts education at Randolph College.

Chinese classes are taught as part of the Asian Studies concentration.