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Asian StudiesANS / UT Austin

Compare 58 ANS courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.

Average GPA / 4.00
3.47
A grades · excludes A−
46.7%
Letter grades reported
11,979

Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .

ANS courses

CourseAverage GPA% ALetter gradesLatest term
ANS 301MIntroductory Topics in Asian Studies3.5347.9%1,573Spring 2026
ANS 301RHistory of the Religions of Asia3.5451.7%916Spring 2026
ANS 302CIntroduction to China3.3843.7%989Spring 2026
ANS 302DIntroduction to Korean Culture and History3.3238.6%751Fall 2025
ANS 302JIntroduction to Japan3.0618.5%523Fall 2018
ANS 302KIntroduction to South Asia3.5554.3%409Spring 2026
ANS 304CPopular Culture in Modern Japan3.4734.7%245Summer 2026
ANS 307CIntroduction to the History of India3.1938.7%62Fall 2025
ANS 307DYoga Past and Present3.6374.2%89Spring 2026
ANS 320CLASSICAL INDIAN LITERATURE2.9925.8%213Fall 2019
ANS 320CGenji to Godzilla: Adaptations of the Japanese Classics3.2039.0%59Spring 2023
ANS 320DClassical Indian Literature in Translation3.4947.1%17Spring 2022
ANS 320EMyth, Legend, and Folklore in China3.9592.9%56Spring 2026
ANS 320FClassical Chinese Philosophy3.8783.3%36Fall 2025
ANS 320GChinese Language Cinemas from People's Republic of China and Taiwan3.0662.5%16Spring 2024
ANS 320JThe Bhagavad Gita: Interpretation and Ethics3.9275.0%12Spring 2026
ANS 321DThe Environment and East Asia3.7575.9%29Fall 2024
ANS 321EArts of the Avant-Garde in Modern Japan3.6534.8%23Fall 2025
ANS 321MPolitics in Japan2.9720.0%75Fall 2020
ANS 322MPolitics in China3.3329.0%100Spring 2025
ANS 335Animals in Asia3.9080.0%20Spring 2024
ANS 340DEATH/DYING IN SOUTH ASIA3.5546.7%289Spring 2020
ANS 340DHistory of Hindu Religious Traditions3.8076.8%69Fall 2025
ANS 340FGoddesses in World Religions and Cultures3.9088.2%17Fall 2020
ANS 340JJainism: Religion of Non-Violence3.6154.5%11Fall 2025
ANS 340LPost-Mao China: Change and Transformation3.3310.0%10Fall 2012
ANS 340MModern China3.4144.4%9Spring 2021
ANS 340PEuropean Expansion in Asia3.1518.2%11Fall 2011
ANS 340REuropean Empires in Asia3.4838.5%39Spring 2024
ANS 340UDevotional Literature of India3.7464.9%37Spring 2026
ANS 341KOrigins of Modern Japan3.4641.2%68Fall 2023
ANS 341MImperial Japan3.2323.4%171Spring 2023
ANS 341NPostwar Japan3.4421.4%28Fall 2016
ANS 346JMughal India in History and Memory3.7564.7%17Fall 2024
ANS 346NThe Indian Subcontinent, 1750-19503.5050.0%12Fall 2021
ANS 347KGovernments and Politics of South Asia3.9688.9%18Spring 2020
ANS 348DAnthropology of the Himalayas3.3654.5%11Fall 2024
ANS 350CWhy Chinese Has No Alphabet3.8773.9%23Fall 2024
ANS 350EThe History of Chinese Language and Translation3.7872.2%18Spring 2026
ANS 351CBanned in Japan: Censored Art3.6557.9%19Fall 2024
ANS 355DInternational Relations of East and Southeast Asia3.1315.4%13Fall 2025
ANS 358FThe Two Koreas and the United States3.6966.7%15Spring 2026
ANS 358GCapitalism, Consumption, and Civil Society in Korea3.5869.6%23Spring 2025
ANS 361Topics in Asian Studies3.4748.3%1,842Summer 2026
ANS 361CPolitical Economy of Development in Postwar Korea3.5749.1%57Spring 2026
ANS 361DHistory of Food and Healing in China and Taiwan3.7165.0%120Spring 2026
ANS 361EUrban Experiences In East Asia3.5347.3%146Fall 2025
ANS 361JDevelopment and Social Movement in East and Southeast Asia3.7570.5%44Spring 2026
ANS 361MBig Asian Histories3.8272.7%11Spring 2023
ANS 361NSelf and Culture in North Korea3.7464.5%62Spring 2026
ANS 361QThe Age of the Samurai3.7157.1%35Fall 2023
ANS 372JPN POP :ANIME/MANGA/OTAKU-WB3.5450.4%1,279Summer 2020
ANS 372RJapanese Popular Culture: Anime, Manga, and the Otaku3.4348.6%249Summer 2025
ANS 373CDecoding Classical Chinese Poetry3.7767.9%56Fall 2025
ANS 373EModern Japanese Literature in Translation3.4240.7%59Spring 2025
ANS 374CBuddhist Art3.130.0%10Fall 2022
ANS 378SENIOR SEMINAR IN ASIAN STDS3.4543.8%73Spring 2012
ANS 379Topics in Capstone Seminars in Asian Studies3.5452.2%795Spring 2026

How this department is summarized

The Asian Studies hub includes 58 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.47 average combines 11,979 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.

The A share is 46.7%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.