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帝京大学の学生との交流 Student Exchange with Delegation from Teikyo University
2月20日（水）帝京大学の教授、学生と東京大学大学院の学生併せて9名が呂志和書院を通してマカオ大学を訪問し、日本研究の2年生、3年生の学生と交流を...
22 Feb 2019
Third-year student majoring in Japanese Studies, Huang Zhaowen wins Special Prize at the Speech Contest in Hong Kong
Huang Zhaowen, third-year student majoring in Japanese Studies won the Special Prize at the 43rd Japanese Speech Contest held in Hong...
28 Nov 2018
Centre for Japanese Studies student receives scholarship to study in Japan
Yip Ka Seng, a fourth-year student of Japanese studies from the University of Macau (UM), has been recommended by the Consulate-General of J...
5 Sep 2018
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Centre for Japanese Studies Invited Guest Lectures on Japanese Classical Literature 日本研究中心舉辦古典日本文學客座講座
On August 29, 2018, Center for Japanese studies of FAH welcomed two guest lecturers from Japan. Professor Nobuyuki Sakamoto (Director of Tak...
4 Sep 2018
Introduction
The Center for Japanese Studies (CJS) of Faculty of Arts and Humanities is established for nurturing professionals equipped with knowledge of Japanese language and culture. CJS offers systematical training on general Japanese language skills from beginner to advanced levels, and language courses with emphasis on business, as well as content cultural courses. In their future careers, students graduating from CJS will be able to utilize Japanese language with a comprehensive understanding of Japanese culture.
Features
- All teaching staff is experienced and capable to teach in multiple languages including Japanese language.
- Students are able to practice their language skills inside and outside the classroom on a daily base with native speaking teaching staff and internship Japanese students.
- Students are provided opportunities to study in Japan by participating in summer programmes and one-year exchange programmes.
- Certificate of Minor in Japanese Studies is also available.
Signature Activities
Beyond regular course study, the Centre offers opportunities for students to utilize Japanese with native speakers outside of class.
Speech Contest
Japanese Speech Contest in Hong Kong
Guest Lectures
Guest lectures on Japanese language and culture
Oshaberi Hiroba
Gather and communicate with student trainees from Japan in an informal setting
Research
CJS Staff have engaged in and are working on following projects:
- A Study on Jesuit Missionary’s Contributions to Japanese Linguistics
- Chinese-Japanese Contrastive Study on Sentence Types: Chinese SHI Sentence and Japanese Noun-Predicate Sentence
- A Cognitive Linguistic Approach to the Semantic Correspondence of Attribute and Adverbial in Japanese and the Contrastive Study with Chinese
- The triangular network for trade and commerce in Southern China, the localism and neutrality in the occupied areas during the World War Two.
