Social, cultural and economic currentsEyes are focused on China, Japan and Southeast Asia. With the global shift of economic and political power to Asia and in light of the multicultural changes underway in Canada, understanding the dynamics of Asia is critical for any student. Courses Related Programs Awards Teaching Staff ASIA 111 - Contemporary Asia-Pacific An introduction to the development of the Asia-Pacific region in the modern period. In the classroom Take integrated courses that highlight the cultures, history, geography and contemporary political economy of the Asia-Pacific region. Gain an understanding of the multicultural character of Canada and its relationship to Asia and the Pacific. Write, research and critically analyze issues about the Asia-Pacific region, particularly within a global sphere.A diverse range of courses equips you with knowledge that has application to a wide range of employment and career opportunities related to the Pacific Rim in areas such as teaching, research, business, international development, and foreign service work.Part-time or full-time studiesYou can take Asia-Pacific Studies courses within one of our 2-year programs or as individual courses on a part-time basis. If you plan to take Asia-Pacific Studies courses on their own, you will select University Transfer as your program option when you apply online to Camosun.Apply onlineContact information School of Arts & Science Campus locationFisher 104 3100 Foul Bay Rd Victoria BC V8P 5J2 8am-4:30pmLocation linkLansdowne Campus250-370-3298artsci@camosun.ca Peter Ove | Social Sciences Chair Paul Building 230 250-370-3369 | ovep@camosun.ca Contact Admissions for information about applying to Camosun.