Does the subject consider volunteering for Japanese major? I am a student with a double degree in Japanese. Although Japanese is not my major, I still know it very well ~ Let me help you answer it ~

Japanese is a very popular major. Most comprehensive universities offer Japanese majors. Let me introduce some top Japanese schools ~

I. Beijing Foreign Studies University

The main subject of Beijing Foreign Studies University is foreign language education, and the Japanese major ranks first in the country. This school belongs to the 985 2 1 1 project, which was led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then directly led by the Ministry of Education. The Japanese major in this university pays attention to cultivating students' basic knowledge and laying a solid foundation in Japanese. Junior and senior students also offer many courses and seminars on Japanese economy and culture, and also allow students to study double degrees, aiming at cultivating first-class foreign language talents. Most students have entered the ideal workplace after graduation.

Second, Shanghai International Studies University.

The Japanese Department of this school is one of the earliest universities in China with a history of more than 50 years. The teaching level is very high. After so many years of development, the school has set up a number of specialties, which are the most comprehensive in domestic disciplines. The employment rate is also ideal.

Third, Tsinghua University.

I believe this school needs no further introduction. Japanese majors in Tsinghua rank third in the country, and about two-thirds of Japanese majors in Tsinghua are studying for double degrees, and after graduation, they will basically go to Japan for exchanges as international students.

You must refuel in your future study. I wish you an ideal result.

When it comes to the best schools for Japanese majors, my friends and I immediately think of Beijing Foreign Studies University, Shanghai International Studies University, Guangwai University and Japan Research Center. But don't neglect to set up universities specializing in literature/foreign languages and literature/Japanese, such as Peking University. Let's take a look at the 20 18-20 19 rankings of major universities in Japan:

From the above, we can see that some powerful universities, such as Shanghai Jiaotong University, Zhejiang University and Qing University, have their own advantages in resources (teachers and equipment). Although the Japanese major is not ranked in the top of the school (not a strong subject), it ranks well in the whole country. Considering the high platform of schools, we strongly recommend that you sprint these schools if you get enough grades.

However, it does not deny the unique advantages of Beijing Foreign Studies University, Shanghai International Studies University, Guangzhou Foreign Studies University and Japan Research Center in Japanese major. At the same time, the school is located in a coastal or economically developed city, so there are certainly many opportunities for foreign cooperation and exchanges, and there is no doubt about the teaching staff.

Combined with my personal learning experience, say something beside the point. I just started to teach myself Japanese, but I gave up after reading it. It's too difficult to learn. At most, I learned the five-tone diagram. Later, I was asked to learn Japanese as a foreign language major, but in fact, I just read Miyazaki Hayao's cartoons at most, and I was not interested in other things, so I didn't consolidate my practical achievements after the professional course.

So I suggest you: learning a language must be based on interest, just like learning Korean because you like Korean dramas or chasing hallyu star, you can learn it soon; If you like Japanese dramas, Japanese festivals and Japanese cultural environment, then learning Japanese will definitely get twice the result with half the effort, so keep it up!

ありがとうございます。

I took some Japanese courses during my undergraduate course. Although I'm not a Japanese major, I know something about it, so I'm here to answer your question.

First of all, you ask which school has the best Japanese major, so there is no doubt that it must be Beijing Foreign Studies University.

Your second question is about which Japanese department is the best in a comprehensive university. I think it is Peking University.

The Japanese Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University has a team of teachers with high foreign language proficiency, exquisite professional knowledge and love for education. In addition, it has established inter-school exchange relations with Waseda University, Kobe University, Rikkyo University, Kansai University, Aoyama University, Gakuen University, Literature Association University, Sakura Merrill University, Kochi University, Nagoya Foreign Studies University, Aichi Literature Association University, Xinglin University, Nagasaki Chunxin University, Kobe Song Yin Women's College and other 18 universities, and regularly sends teachers and students to work, further study and study in Japan.

Graduates are mainly distributed in the foreign affairs agencies of the central ministries and commissions such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance. China-Japan Friendship Association, Xinhua News Agency, international radio stations, provincial and municipal foreign affairs offices, universities and research institutes, financial institutions, foreign-funded high-tech enterprises, etc.

The Japanese Department of Peking University is also rich in teachers, each with its own expertise, and has achieved fruitful research results in the fields of Japanese language, literature, culture and translation studies. For example, Mr. Jin Xun mainly studies Japanese religion, history of thoughts and Japanese folk customs, while Mr. Teng Jun is very famous in the research field of tea ceremony and tea culture. In the senior year of undergraduate course, courses such as introduction to Japanese, introduction to Japanese culture, history of modern Japanese literature, selected reading of modern literary works, Japanese translation into Chinese, Chinese translation into Japanese and so on will be offered accordingly.

The above is the introduction of these two schools, I hope I can help you ~

If you want to say which school has the best Japanese major, it must be Beijing Foreign Studies University and Shanghai International Studies University. However, Beijing Foreign Studies University and Shanghai International Studies University are language colleges, which have different requirements from disciplines. Comprehensive colleges and universities have their own advantages, so I will mainly talk about the ranking of Japanese majors in comprehensive colleges and universities in my mind.

I. Peking University

There is no doubt that when it comes to language majors, apart from Beijing Foreign Languages, there should be only Peking University. As a comprehensive college, Peking University has liberal arts as her strong point.

Comprehensive Japanese, a textbook used by ordinary college students, was published by Peking University Publishing House. The editors are Professor Peng Guanglu from Peking University, some Japanese professors and teachers from China.

Second, Tsinghua University.

Tsinghua mainly focuses on science, but I think his Japanese major is also good in comprehensive colleges.

Japanese major of Tsinghua University Foreign Languages Department was founded in 1970. Japanese major enrolls (including walks) four-year undergraduate courses (about 25 students) of liberal arts (candidates whose foreign language is English) and international students' courses (about 25 students) every year. This major aims to cultivate senior Japanese talents who have a solid Japanese foundation, understand Japanese culture, have strong Japanese application ability and extensive professional knowledge in humanities, science and technology, economy and trade, and can engage in translation, teaching, business, management, international cultural exchange and other fields after graduation. English courses for Japanese majors are conducted according to the dual-degree teaching plan, and the four academic years are continuous.

Third, Zhejiang University.

Zhejiang University, located in Hangzhou, a paradise on earth, is one of the new institutions of higher learning founded by China people themselves.

The Japanese language and literature major of Zhejiang University was piloted in the 1960s, and the four-year undergraduate program was officially enrolled from 65438 to 0978. There are 5 professors and associate professors in the faculty, all of whom have studied in Japan, and Japanese experts 1 person. At present, there are undergraduate courses in Japanese language and literature (awarded with a bachelor's degree in literature) and two and a half years of postgraduate courses.

Of course, there are other schools, let's say three here ~

Speaking of Japanese major, as a Japanese major student, I still know a lot. At present, some foreign language universities have excellent Japanese majors, so I recommend you to choose these schools.

1. Beijing Foreign Studies University

The main subject of this university is foreign language education, and the Japanese subject of this university is well established. This school is the 985 Project, 2 1 1 Project, which once belonged to the leadership of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was directly led by the Ministry of Education of China. The Japanese major in this university pays attention to cultivating students' basic knowledge and laying a solid foundation in Japanese. Junior and senior students also offer many courses and seminars on Japanese economy and culture, and also allow students to study double degrees, aiming at cultivating first-class foreign language talents.

2. Beijing Language and Culture University

Generally speaking, the Japanese Department of North Language is divided into two classes. One is the unified college entrance examination, that is, taking the college entrance examination for four years, and the other is the early recruitment of small languages with a 2+2 academic system. No matter whether it is Class One or Class Two, the number of students is small, so it is considered as small class teaching. It pays attention to each student's study, which has great opportunities to go abroad and is also very helpful to students' study. Moreover, the graduates majoring in Japanese in Beijing Jiaotong University have a very high employment rate, good jobs and optimistic salaries.

3. Shanghai International Studies University

The Japanese Department of Shanghai International Studies University is one of the earliest universities in China, and it has been more than 50 years now. Japanese Department mainly trains professionals in Japanese, Japanese culture and Japanese economy. Compared with other schools, it is quite powerful and the teaching level is very high. After so many years of development, the school has set up a number of specialties, which are the most comprehensive in domestic disciplines. So the Japanese major in this school is very worthy of your choice.

4. Dalian International Studies University

The Japanese major in this university is very professional. The college has a strong faculty, high teaching quality and rigorous learning attitude. All teachers have the experience of studying and further studying in Japan. There are several research centers in Japan University, which have conducted special research and study on Japanese poetry and language, so that students can not only learn the language, but also learn more knowledge. The Japanese school of this university pays attention to foreign exchanges, and has carried out inter-school exchanges with many famous universities in Japan, providing students with opportunities to study abroad every year.

Japanese has developed rapidly in recent years and has a good future. So if you want to learn Japanese, you must choose a good school and study hard. Remember, you must not only learn the language, but also have a deep understanding of Japanese culture in order to make a greater breakthrough.