Main courses for Japanese majors
General education curriculum
General education courses are divided into public basic courses and school-level general education courses.
Public basic courses generally include ideological and political theory, information technology, physical education and health, military theory and training, innovation and entrepreneurship education, second foreign language and other courses.
General education courses at school level generally include humanities, social science and natural science courses to improve students' knowledge literacy, moral quality and physical and mental quality.
Professional core curriculum
Professional core courses are divided into foreign language skills courses and professional knowledge courses, and the class hours should account for 50%-85% of the total professional class hours.
Foreign language skills courses include listening, speaking, reading, writing and translation. Professional knowledge courses include basic courses such as foreign linguistics, translation studies, foreign literature, ethnic and regional studies, comparative literature and cross-cultural studies, as well as courses such as thesis writing and basic research methods.
Professional core courses include basic Japanese, advanced Japanese, Japanese conversation, Japanese audio-visual speaking, Japanese speech and debate, Japanese reading, basic Japanese writing, translation theory and practice, interpretation theory and practice, introduction to Japanese linguistics, introduction to Japanese literature, general situation of Japan, cross-cultural communication, academic writing and research methods, etc.
Training orientation course
Including foreign literature, foreign linguistics, translation studies, foreign language education, ethnic and regional studies, comparative literature and cross-cultural studies, special purpose foreign languages and related training directions. , can be divided into compulsory courses and elective courses.
Employment direction of Japanese major
After graduation, students majoring in this major can engage in foreign affairs reception service and management and international cultural exchange in foreign-related departments, enterprises and institutions, scientific research institutions, schools and foreign-funded enterprises at all levels of government.
Engaged in industry:
After graduation, I mainly engaged in professional services, trade, Internet and other industries, as follows:
1 professional services (consulting, human resources, accounting);
2 trade/import and export;
Internet/e-commerce;
Electronic technology/semiconductors/integrated circuits;
5 computer software;
6 new energy;
7 intermediary services;
8 Other industries.
Engaged in the post:
After graduation, I mainly engaged in Japanese, foreign trade, salesman and other work, as follows:
1 Japanese translation;
2 foreign trade salesman;
3 Japanese salesman;
4 business responsibility;
5 Japanese foreign trade salesman;
6 Japanese businessmen;
7 Japanese;
8 Japanese customer service.
Requirements for training Japanese professionals
Students in this major mainly study the basic theories and knowledge of language, literature, history, politics, economy, diplomacy, social culture and so on. They are well-trained in listening, speaking, reading, writing and translation, master certain scientific research methods, and have professional level, good quality and strong ability in translation, scientific research, teaching and management.