Courses in Philippine Studies
Philippine Studies as a field of study at UHM -
- Philippine Studies can be taken as a field of concentration for a
B.A. Asian Studies major, or for an M.A. in Asian Studies. Doctoral
students can take courses and write their dissertations on the
Philippines, but the degree is in the discipline, e.g., Ph.D. in
Linguistics, Political Science, Economics, etc.
- There is another B.A. in Philippine Languages and Literatures in
both Filipino and Ilokano offered by the Department of Hawaiian and
Indo-Pacific Languages and Literatures, College of Languages, Literature and
Linguistics.
- Students currently taking their M.A. in Asian Studies can pick up a
Graduate Certificate
in Philippine Studies after 18 credits. Graduate
students in other departments or colleges (e.g. Business Administration,
Education, etc.) are also eligible for the Certificate after
consultation with the Center.
Courses with substantive content (at least 25%) on
the Philippines/Filipinos at UHM are listed below.
(These courses are not identified as Philippine Studies courses in the University
Catalog or other announcements. They carry
the name of the department offering them, for example, Asian Studies (ASAN), Political
Science (POLS), etc. See UH Catalog for full description of courses.)
ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH)
ANTH 446 Southeast Asian Cultures
ANTH 461 Southeast Asian Archaeology
ANTH 486 Peoples of Hawaii
ANTH 487 Philippine Culture and Society
ASIAN STUDIES (ASAN)
ASAN 320P Asian Nation Studies: Philippines
ASAN 393P Asian Field Study: Philippines
ASAN 491P Islam in the Philippines
ASAN 491P Mindanao/Hawaii Sovereignty & Identity
ASAN 493 Globalization in Asia: The Philippines and Southeast Asia
ASAN 496 Religions of Island Southeast Asia
ASAN 620P Problems/Issues of Contemporary Asia: Graduate Seminar on Philippine Topics
ASAN 750P Research Seminar in Asian Studies: Philippines
DANCE (DNCE)
DNCE 307 Philippine Dance I
DNCE 407 Philippine Dance II
ECONOMICS (ECON)
ECON 415 Asian Economic Development
ECON 458 Project Evaluation & Resource Management
ECON 611 Economic Development Policy
ECON 638 Environmental Resource Economics
ECON 650 Theory of Public Finance - Expenditure
EDUCATION: EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS (EDEF)
EDEF 360 Intro to Multicultural Education
EDEF 470 Ethnic Groups and Education in Hawai'i
ETHNIC STUDIES (ES)
ES 301 Ethnic Identity
ES 333 Filipinos in Hawai'i
ES 360 Immigration to Hawai'i
ES 380 Field Work in Ethnic Studies
ES 495 Hawaiian Labor History
FILIPINO (FIL)
FIL 101/102 Elementary Filipino
FIL 201/202 Intermediate Filipino
FIL 301/302 Third-Level Filipino
FIL 451 Structure of Tagalog/Filipino
FIL 462 Tagalog Traditional Literature.
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HISTORY (HIST)
HIST 294 History of the Philippines
HIST 406 Modern Philippines
HIST 655 Seminar: Island Southeast Asia
HIST 656 Topics in Southeast Asia
INDO-PACIFIC LANGUAGES & LITERATURE (IPLL)
IP 273E Intro to Indo-Pacific Language & Culture: Philippines
IP 363 Philippine Literature in English
IP 367 Modern Philippine Drama & Film
IP 396 Philippine Literature/Folklore in Translation
ILOKANO (ILO)
ILO 101/102 Elementary Ilokano
ILO 201/202 Intermediate Ilokano
ILO 301/302 Third-Level Ilokano
ILO 401/402 Fourth-Level Ilokano
ILO 424 Intro to Ilokano for Interpreters
ILO 451 Structure of Ilokano.
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LINGUISTICS (LING)
LING 102 Intro to Study of Language
LING 346 The Philippine Language Family
LING 640G Topics in Linguistics: Gen. and Misc.
LING 770 Areal Linguistics: Philippines
MUSIC (MUS)
MUS 478G Musical Cultures: Philippines
POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLS)
POLS 307B Topics in Comparative Politics: Southeast Asia
POLS 307G Topics in Comparative Politics: Philippines
POLS 305 Global Politics/Comparative
POLS 680 Asian and/or Pacific Politics: Philippines
SOCIOLOGY (SOC)
SOC 456 Ethnicity and Racism in Hawaii
Directed Reading Courses (499 and 699) are available in various departments with instructor's consent.
Further information may be obtained from -
Center for Philippine Studies
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
1890 East-West Road, Moore Hall 415
Honolulu, HI 96822, USA
Tel: (808) 956-6086 /Fax: (808) 956-2682
fm@hawaii.edu.