South & Central Asia
Academics & Research
- Agrarian Studies, Program in
- AIDS, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on
- Avalon Project
- Central Asia Project
- Corporate Governance and Performance, Millstein Center for
- Economic Growth Center
- Environmental Law and Policy, Yale Center for
- Finance, International Center for
- Genocide Studies Program
- Global Affairs, The Jackson Institute for
- Global Change, Center for the Study of
- Global Health Initiative
- Globalization, Yale Center for the Study of
- Himalaya Initiative, Yale
- Human Rights, Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International
- International and Area Studies, Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for
- Language Study, Center for
- Law, The Yale Journal of International
- Political Economy, Leitner Program in International
- Religion and Ecology at Yale, The Forum on
- Search for Faculty Research
- Security Studies, International
- South Asian Conference Council (SACC)
- South Asian Studies Council
- South West Asia Project
- Sustainable Forestry, Global Institute of
- Tropical Resources Institute
- World Fellows Program
Students
- ASHA for Education
- Buddhist Life at Yale, Indigo Blue Center for
- College Council for CARE
- International Students' Organization
- Jewish Life at Yale, Slifka Center for
- Muslim Students Association
- Office of International Students and Scholars
- South Asian Graduate/Professional Association
- The Yale Bhangra Team
- World Music
- Yale South Asian Society
Graduates & Affiliates
Yale University President Richard Levin, PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi (School of Management graduate), journalist and political commentator Fareed Zakaria (Yale College graduate), deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India Rakesh Mohan (Yale College graduate), and Union Minister of Human Resource Development for India Kapil Sibal participated in the Yale India Initiative Symposium “India Today: Challenges and Opportunities” on September 21, 2010 in New York City.
The Yale CEO Leadership Summit held its first global program in New Delhi, India in November 2009. Leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society from across the United States, Europe, and India convened to explore the theme of "Navigating the Global Oceans of Opportunity for Indian Business."
Rakesh Mohan, who graduated with a BA from Yale, is a former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India. Mr. Mohan is an expert in the areas of economic reforms and liberalization, industrial economics, urban economics, infrastructure studies, and economic regulation. He now teaches at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs.