Graduate Students

Asia has long been a hub of culture, ideas, population, and economy. Currently, the Asian continent hosts 60% of the world’s population, 6 distinct regions, and 3 out of the 10 largest economies in terms of GDP, as well as playing critical and ever-expanding roles on the global stage.

The Asian Studies Center currently offers two distinct certificates to encourage increasing expertise in Asian Studies and to help contextualize your primary academic program. By combining content expertise, language proficiency, and interdisciplinary research, certificates from the Asian Studies Center can offer graduate students high quality credentials that speak to your academic interests in Asia. Additionally, the Asian Studies Center offers significant financial aid for students planning on continuing study or research about Asia.

Graduate Certificate in Advanced Asian Studies

Graduate students wishing to intensify their study of a country or region in Asia will gain a deeper and broader perspective by enrolling in the Graduate Certificate in Asian Studies.

Graduate Certificate in Advanced Transnational Asia

Graduate students wishing to enhance their primary academic program with a strong focus on transnational flows of people, ideas, culture, disease, politics, or capital will benefit from a certificate in advanced transnational Asia.

Graduate Certificate in Asian Studies

Graduate students wishing to pursue studies of a country or region in Asia will gain a deeper and broader perspective by enrolling in the Graduate Certificate in Asian Studies.

Graduate Certificate in Transnational Asia

Graduate students wishing to pursue an academic program with a strong focus on transnational flows of people, ideas, culture, disease, politics, or capital will benefit from a Graduate Certificate in Transnational Asia.

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