Southeast Asia
Academics & Research
- Agrarian Studies, Program in
- AIDS, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on
- Avalon Project
- Cambodian Genocide Program
- Corporate Governance and Performance, Millstein Center for
- Council on Southeast Asia Studies
- East Timor Project
- 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
- Human Rights, Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International
- Indo-Pacific Art Department
- International and Area Studies, Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for
- Javanese Gamelan
- 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
- Sustainable Forestry, Global Institute of
- Tropical Resources Institute
- World Fellows Program
Students
- Alliance for Southeast Asian Students at Yale (ALSEAS)
- Buddhist Life at Yale, Indigo Blue Center for
- College Council for CARE
- International Students' Organization
- Jewish Life at Yale, Slifka Center for
- Kasama - Filipinos at Yale University
- Malaysian and Singaporean Association
- Muslim Students Association
- Office of International Students and Scholars
- Vietnamese Students at Yale
- World Music
Graduates & Affiliates
Yale School of Nursing and Mahidol University in Bangkok, Thailand, have enjoyed a long and fruitful collaboration which started in the early 1970's. Mahidol student Chatsiri Mekwiwattanawong studied at YSN for a year as part of an exchange program between the two universities.
Since 2007, Yale and the National University of Singapore have collaborated to offer two Yale Summer Session courses on “Southeast Asia in Context” and “The History of Southeast Asia.” The course includes field trips in Singapore, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Thailand.
Quang Phu Van teaches Vietnamese Language and Literature at Yale under the auspices of the Council on Southeast Asia Studies. He has spent considerable time in Vietnam developing teaching materials and producing DVD-based language lessons and culturally informative videos.