AIMS & OBJECTIVES
This course aims to help students to obtain a real understanding of Japanese lifestyle and culture, as well as a good comprehension of values, behavioral patterns, and principles of Japanese people. In order to achieve this, the course provides a general introduction to Japanese geography, economy and religious beliefs, and includes relevant aspects of Japanese society, custom, etiquette, diet, education, and science. By the end of the course, students will have an overall view of Japan and its society and culture. Moreover, this course will build a foundation for future studies, careers, or tours in Japan, as well as profound research on Japanese history and culture.
COURSE INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES (CILOS)
Course Code & Title: JAP2013 Japanese Culture | |
CILO | Upon successful completion of the course, students should be able to: |
CILO 1 | Explain aspects of the Japanese culture and society such as such as geography, climate, architecture, food traditions, sports, religions, customs and etiquette. |
CILO 2 | Evaluate the similarities and dissimilarities between Japanese culture/society and their own with intercultural competencies as well as a critical understanding of Japan’s peculiarities. |
CILO 3 | Work in a team for small-scale research on scheduling tasks and, effectively managing time with creativity, analytical and problem-solving skills related to academic tasks. |