Harvard University Asia Center

Harvard University Asia Center

Type	Educational
Headquarters	Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

The Harvard University Asia Center is an interdisciplinary research and educational center at Harvard University, focusing on broad support for study and research on Asia. It plays a crucial role in fostering collaboration across the university and beyond, with a focus on the humanities and social sciences.

History

The Harvard University Asia Center was established to enhance the study of Asia at Harvard and facilitate the training of new generations of scholars and leaders. It supports research and education on all parts of Asia and spans various disciplines.

Mission and Activities

The mission of the Harvard University Asia Center is to support research and education on Asia, emphasizing an interdisciplinary approach. The center sponsors seminars, workshops, and conferences to bring together scholars from diverse disciplines and regions. The activities are aimed at understanding the challenges and dynamics of Asia from multiple perspectives.

Publications

The center publishes works through the Harvard Asia Center Publications Program, which includes books and monographs on a wide range of Asian topics. These publications contribute significantly to the field of Asian studies.

Programs and Fellowships

The Harvard University Asia Center offers various fellowships and grants to support students and scholars in their research and study of Asia. These programs aim to enhance the understanding of Asia through field research, language study, and interaction with scholars and institutions in Asia.

Affiliations

The center collaborates with various departments and schools at Harvard, including the Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard Law School, and the Harvard Business School, to promote a comprehensive understanding of Asia across different fields of study.

See Also

• Harvard University
• Asia
• Interdisciplinary Studies