The University of Wisconsin–Madison has ties throughout Asia that span more than a century. Across academic disciplines and borders, the reciprocal relationship between the university and students, faculty, staff, alumni, and partners across the continent has become one that we can all take immense pride in. That relationship builds every year. Today, approximately 5,000 students at UW–Madison join us from Asia, with many more alumni around the world, growing and building upon a deep history and deeper personal connections. Explore some of the connections between UW–Madison and locations throughout Asia. Please continue to check back as we add more locations to represent some of the incredible bonds we share.
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Regional Studies Centers
The International Division’s Regional Studies Centers are dedicated to fostering learning, outreach, and engagement across the globe. Through academic programs, signature events, research grants, and outreach initiatives, these centers serve as vital hubs for global awareness, bringing the Wisconsin Idea to life. Explore our centers specializing in Asia to learn more.
Center for East Asian Studies
The Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS) has been connecting East Asia to the University of Wisconsin–Madison since its founding in 1962.
Center for Southeast Asian Studies
Established in 1973, the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS) at UW-Madison is a well-established Title VI National Resource Center, offering a variety of academic programs.
Center for South Asia
For over 63 years, the Center for South Asia (CSA) at UW-Madison has reflected the diversity and global relevance of South Asian Studies. They organize the annual Conference on South Asia and offer a summer language institute, student organizations, and a wide variety of academic and outreach opportunities throughout the year.