The Graduate Certificate in Arts (Japanese) is designed for individuals who hold a bachelor's degree in a field other than Japanese and wish to gain advanced proficiency in the Japanese language. This program serves as a bridge, allowing you to enhance your spoken and written Japanese skills to an upper-intermediate level. It provides insights into Japanese society and culture, aiming for competence equivalent to Level Three or above of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. The program is not suitable for native Japanese speakers.
The Graduate Certificate in Arts (Japanese) requires a minimum of 2 semesters (1 year) of full-time study. Note that no 100-level credits are included in this certificate; any necessary 100-level prerequisite courses must be taken separately under the Certificate of Proficiency Undergraduate. Students with prior Japanese knowledge may be placed at a higher level after an online test.
This certificate equips you with advanced Japanese language skills, enhancing your employability in roles requiring cross-cultural communication and understanding of Japan. Your Japanese proficiency can open doors to various international opportunities.
Prior proficiency in Japanese equivalent to Japanese 2A is required. Students with prior knowledge may enter at higher levels based on an online placement test. Contact the Qualification Coordinator before enrolling to determine the appropriate starting level. The program is not intended for native Japanese speakers.
Fees are not specified on the program page.
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You need a bachelor's degree in a field other than Japanese. Prior proficiency in Japanese equivalent to Japanese 2A is also required, and students with prior knowledge may enter at higher levels based on an online placement test. This program is not for native Japanese speakers.
The program requires a minimum of 2 semesters, which is equivalent to 1 year of full-time study.
This certificate can enhance your employability in roles requiring cross-cultural communication and understanding of Japan, such as translator, interpreter, international business roles, or positions in diplomacy and cultural exchange.
The programme is taught in English, but you will be gaining advanced proficiency in the Japanese language.
International students cannot apply for this program.
The Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship Programme may be available for full-time postgraduate qualifications; eligibility and application processes must be checked separately.