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Philippine Studies Courses at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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 UH Catalog 2024-2025. 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.
**Denotes class was offered in Fall 2024

ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH)

ANTH 446: Southeast Asian Cultures**

ANTH 461: Southeast Asian Archaeology

ANTH 486: Peoples of Hawaii**

AMERICAN STUDIES (AMST)

AMST 318 (cross-listed ES 318): Asian America** (Cross-listed as ED 318)

AMST 373: (cross-listed ES 373): Filipino Americans: History, Culture and Politics**

ASIAN STUDIES (ASAN)

ASAN 202: Intro to Asian Studies: Southeast Asia**

ASAN 320S: Asia Past & Present: SE Asia**

ASAN 356: Geography of Southeast Asia**

ASAN 361: Southeast Asian Literature in Translation (Cross-listed as IP 361)

ASAN 406: Modern Philippines** (Cross-listed as HIST 406)

ASAN 407 (cross-listed PACE 407): Peace processes in Philippines & Hawaii**

ASAN 478: Musical Cultures: Philippines included (Cross-listed as MUS 478)

ASAN 484: Political Violence in SE Asia**

ASAN 491P: Topics in Asian Studies (Philippines)

ASAN 600 (Alpha): Approaches to Asian Studies (Philippines)

DANCE (DNCE)

DNCE 107: Intro to Philippine Dance**

DNCE 307: Philippine Dance I**

DNCE 407: Philippine Dance II**

ECONOMICS (ECON)

ECON 311: The Economy of Hawaiʻi**

EDUCATION: EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS (EDEF)

EDEF 360: Intro to Multicultural Education**

ETHNIC STUDIES (ES)

ES 101A: Introduction to Ethnic Studies

ES 233: Filipinos in Diaspora

ES 301: Ethnic Identity**

ES 318: Asian America (Cross-listed as AMST 361)

ES 333: Filipinos in Hawaiʻi**

ES 360: Immigration to Hawai’i

ES 486: Peoples of Hawaii**

ES 495: Hawaiian Labor History**

FILIPINO (FIL)

FIL 101/102: Beginning Filipino**

FIL 201/202:  Intermediate Filipino**

FIL 301: Third Level Filipino I**

FIL 315: Filipino Aural Comprehension

FIL 330: Filipino Film: Art and History

Fil 401/402: Fourth Level Filipino**

FIL 415: Advanced Filipino Aural Comprehension

FIL 435: Filipino Translation Techniques

FIL 451: Structure of Filipino

FIL 461: Philippine Contemporary Literature

FIL 462: Filipino Contemporary Literature – 1980s to Present

HISTORY (HIST)

HIST 305/306: History of Southeast Asia**

HIST 406: Modern Philippines** (Cross-listed as ASAN 406)

HIST 655: Seminar: Island Southeast Asia

HIST 656: Topics in Southeast Asia

ILOKANO (ILO)

ILO 101/102: Beginning Ilokano**

ILO 201/202: Intermediate Ilokano**

ILO 301/302: Third-Level Ilokano**

ILO 315: Ilokano Aural Comprehension

ILO 331: Contemporary Ilokano Literature

ILO 401/402: Fourth Level Ilokano

ILO 424: Intro to Ilokano for Interpreters

ILO 425: Ilokano Interpretation Field Practicum

ILO 451: Structure of Ilokano

ILO 486: Ilokano for the Mass Media

INDO-PACIFIC LANGUAGES & LITERATURE (IPLL)

IP 360P: SE Asian Food, Music and Rituals**

IP 361: SE Asian Lit & Translation** (Cross-listed as IP 361)

IP 362: Philippne Drama – History, Art, Culture

IP 363: Philippine Literature in English**

IP 364: Philippine Popular Culture**

IP 368:  Introduction to Southeast Asian Film, History, Theory and Appreciation

IP 370P: SE Travelogue, PHL**

IP 375: Philippine Games, Sports and Martial Arts

IP 376: Filipino Diasporic Literature**

IP 377: Critical Discourses in IPLL Studies (Philippines)

IP 382: Philippine Visual Art from Burial Jars to Burning Effigies

IP 389: Theories in Ilokano Studies

IP 391: Literary Cultural Relations (Philippines & Southeast Asia)

IP 394: Philippine Sociolinguistics**

IP 396: Philippine Lit/Folklore in Translation**

IP 411: Ilokano Lit in Translation**

IP 431: Rizal’s Literary Works in Translation**

IP 432: The Writings of Carlos Bulosan

LINGUISTICS (LING)

LING 346: The Philippine Language Family

LING 394: Philippine Sociolinguistics – Language Use, Ideologies and Identities

LING 770: Areal Linguistics: Philippines

MUSIC (MUS)

MUS 311G: Philippine Ensemble I

MUS 478: Musical Cultures: Philippines and other countries (Cross-listed as ASAN 478)

PACIFIC ISLANDS STUDIES (PACS)

PACS 301: Pacific Communities in Hawaii

PEACE & CONFLICT EDUCATION (PACE)

PACE 407:  Peace processes in Philippines & Hawaii** (Cross-listed as ASAN 407)

POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLS)

POLS 307B:  Topics in Comparative Politics: Philippines**

POLS 685: Topics in Asian/Pacific Politics**

POL 686: Politics in Hawaii**

SOCIOLOGY (SOC)

SOC 456 Ethnicity and Racism in Hawaii**

SOC 492: Politics of Multiculturalism

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