In addition to familiar majors such as Economics, Pedagogy, and Languages, many universities around the world offer somewhat unique programs, according to Times Higher Education.
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| 1. Manga Studies, Seika Kyoto University (Japan): Seika Kyoto University is the first university in Japan to establish a specialized training department in the field of Manga in 2006. This place gradually becomes a center World’s leading Manga research. Not only does it train talented Manga artists, the school’s scholars also deeply research the cultural significance of Manga. Besides, Seika Kyoto University also offers doctoral programs in this field. Photo: Kyoto Seika University. |
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| 2. Master of Folklore, University of Hertfordshire (UK): The University of Hertfordshire offers an attractive study program for those who love the mystical world and wish to learn deeply about ancient practices. The Folklore master’s program will help students delve into the history of folk cultural traditions that still exist today, from carving Halloween lanterns to blowing birthday candles and hanging “love locks.” ” On the bridge. Photo: University of Hertfordshire. |
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| 3. Tea growing techniques, Assam Agricultural University (India): Assam Agricultural University offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral training programs in the field of tea growing and processing. Here, you will be equipped with all the knowledge about the process of growing and caring for tea plants, the art of enjoying tea, and understanding of economics and trade in the tea industry. Photo: IDH. |
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| 4. Astrobiology, Florida Institute of Technology (USA): This training program is a unique combination of the fields of Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Planetary Science, for the purpose of research specializes in the possibility of life in outer space. With instructors including former astronauts, you will have the opportunity to learn directly from leading experts in the field. Photo: Florida Tech. |
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| 5. Grape growing and wine production, Cornell University (USA): Students studying the grape growing and wine production program of the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences (Cornell University) will study how grow grapes and produce premium wine. A special feature of this program is the opportunity to participate in international learning activities in the world’s leading grape growing regions and wineries. Photo: The Age. |
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| 6. Master of Music Therapy, Aalborg University (Denmark): The Master of Music Therapy program offers a unique and in-depth research direction on the use of music as a therapeutic tool, to address psychological, emotional and social problems. The two-year program combines theory with clinical practice, equipping students with the necessary skills to assess patient needs and develop music-based therapy intervention protocols. Photo: Aalborg University. |
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| 7. Hacker, Abertay University (Scotland): This course will teach you how to find security vulnerabilities in the world’s most complex security systems, but of course with good intentions. Through the program, students will be equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to enter the security industry. They can become experts in designing cybersecurity systems. Photo: PWC . |
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| 8. Taylor Swift course, Harvard University (USA): Harvard University brings joy to Taylor Swift fans with the course “Taylor Swift and her world”. Led by instructor Stephanie Burt, students will study Taylor Swift’s journey, analyze her writing, study fan culture, the relationship between celebrities and the public, and adolescence. , maturity and the problem of borrowing materials in artistic creation. In particular, the course will focus on analyzing the literary influences on Taylor Swift and how they affect her writing. Photo: Forbes . |
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| 9. Amusement Park Engineering, California State University (USA): Launched in 1999, the Amusement Park Engineering program trains students to grasp basic technical knowledge to meet human needs. efforts in the field of amusement parks and related industries. The curriculum covers electrical power, mechanical systems and control mechanisms, synthesizing knowledge from electrical engineering, civil engineering and mechanical engineering. Photo: New York Family. |
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| 10. Master in Viking Studies and Medieval Norse Culture, University of Oslo (Norway): This program lasts 2 years with a total of 120 credits, providing opportunities for learners to explore the richness about the culture and historical stories of Viking and Medieval Scandinavia. Illustration photo: Sciencenorway. |
