Stanford’s M.A. in East Asian Studies offers deep exploration of China, Japan, and Korea through cultural, political, and historical lenses. These project ideas reflect regional challenges, global impact, language politics, media, and evolving societal frameworks across East Asia.
Media Censorship and Digital Activism in Contemporary China
Soft Power Diplomacy in Japan’s Global Cultural Exports
Urbanization Patterns in South Korea: A Policy Analysis
Mandarin Language Acquisition Trends in Western Universities
Gender Representation in Japanese Anime and Manga
Cross-Strait Relations and Youth Political Identity in Taiwan
Impact of Confucian Ethics on Modern Corporate Practices in East Asia
China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Case Studies in Southeast Asia
Role of Buddhism in Korean Education and Social Policy
Japanese Pop Culture Influence on Global Youth Movements
The Rise of Nationalism in Post-1990s China
East Asian Responses to U.S. Foreign Policy in the Indo-Pacific
Technology and Society in Urban China: A Sociological Approach
Comparative Study of Environmental Policy in China and Japan
Language Reform and Identity Politics in Modern Korea
Transnational Literature Movements in the Chinese Diaspora
Chinese AI Policy and Global Ethical Considerations
Japanese Rural Revitalization Programs and Demographic Shifts
Cinema and Memory: Representations of War in East Asian Films
Digital Humanities Approaches to East Asian Historical Texts
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