Courses: Japanese basics, Japanese grammar, Japanese reading, newspaper reading, audio-visual, spoken Japanese, Japanese writing, translation theory and practice, Japanese language theory, linguistics introduction, Japanese literature history, Japanese literature reading, Japanese social culture, etc.

Besides Japanese-related subjects, there are also public basic courses: Outline of Modern History of China, Introduction to Basic Principles of Marxism, and Second Foreign Language (English).

Japanese majors train senior professionals in the corresponding languages who have a solid foundation of scientific and cultural knowledge and can engage in translation, research, teaching and management in foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research and tourism.

Extended data:

According to statistics, the employment ratio of Japanese talents in various industries is: Japanese-funded enterprises account for 50%-60%; State organs (including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, governments at all levels, customs, foreign trade offices and trade promotion associations, etc.). ) accounts for about 20%; Japanese teachers and Japanese tour guides each account for about 10%.

Among the more than 0/000 foreign-funded enterprises in Shanghai/KLOC-,Japanese-funded enterprises account for nearly 60%, exceeding 6,000, ranking first among foreign-funded enterprises. Coupled with the rapid development of bilateral trade between China and Japan, domestic enterprises engaged in Japanese business are also growing, and enterprises urgently need a large number of Japanese exchange and translation talents.

At the same time, Japanese-funded enterprises also favor graduates with professional backgrounds in science and engineering, who are proficient in English or Japanese. At the same time, it also opened the door for the majority of fresh graduates to go abroad for employment through Japanese majors.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Japanese major