Institute for Regional and International Studies
The Center for East Asian Studies was one of eight area studies centers participating in the second annual Area and International Studies Undergraduate Paper Award. Contest entries were all papers submitted to fulfill a UW–Madison course or thesis requirement during the 2019-2020 academic year (Fall 2019 & Spring 2020 terms), and addressed issues related to …
The Fall 2020 CEAS course list is now available. These courses can be taken for credit towards a certificate/PhD minor in East Asian Studies.
CEAS is one of the eight area studies centers participating in the Area and International Studies Undergraduate Paper Award. Use the link below to see the eligibility requirements and how to submit your paper.
Ulssu, a Korean Traditional Drumming and Dancing student organization, is currently looking for new members and/or anyone who might be interested in joining! No experience is necessary, and the organization is open to all who are interested in Korean culture and music. Practices are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:00 to 9:00 PM in Lathrop …
CEAS faculty member Ian Coxhead discussed the economic impact of the coronavirus on Wisconsin Public Radio. Listen to the interview here: https://bit.ly/38xVUXO
JAPAN, OSAKA This program is part of UW–Madison Study Abroad’s Summer Launch! Join your fellow incoming first-year Badgers on this exciting summer program to Osaka, Japan! Led by Professor Charo D’Etcheverry, UW Supernatural Japan is a unique, engaging experience designed especially for incoming UW–Madison first-year students. Through classroom learning, guided site visits around Osaka, you’ll focus …
On Thursday, 18 October, CEAS held its second East Asia Now event in Platteville, Wisconsin. See here for media coverage and a recording of the event.
The Center for East Asian Studies invites proposals from faculty members and teaching staff for its Course Development Grant program. The aim of the program is to enrich UW’s East Asia-related course offerings through the substantial enhancement of an existing course. Proposed courses should contain a minimum of 50% East Asia (China, Japan, North/South Korea, …