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Although the Council on Southeast Asia Studies is not
a degree-granting entity, once admitted to Yale
College (undergraduate programs) or to a Graduate
Degree Program or Professional
School at Yale, (such as Anthropology, History,
International Relations, Music, Political Science, Sociology,
or Forestry & Environmental Studies), students with
interests in the region may take advantage of University
courses, as well as Council-sponsored seminars
and workshops where topics and material relevant
to Southeast Asia are offered. |
Within
the framework of their academic discipline and departmental
requirements, graduate students can focus study and
research on Southeast Asia. Faculty
members of the SEAS Council are available to advise
students on their curricula and research concentrations
or projects, and to serve as PhD advisors and committee
members (see
PhD Alumni Archives). Undergraduates may consult
with council faculty regarding a senior essay on a Southeast
Asian topic.
Funding is available to assist students with field work
and language study in the region (See
Research Support) |
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| LANGUAGE
STUDIES: Formal
instruction in
Indonesian
and Vietnamese
are offered at Yale under the auspices of the Southeast
Asia Studies Council. Additionally, the Council endeavors,
with the support of Yale's Center for Language Study,
to assist in providing training or tutoring in the relevant
languages needed by any serious student of this region.
(See SEAS
Language Studies). |
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ADMISSIONS
INFORMATION: To be accepted to study
at Yale, interested applicants must apply directly
to the school, college, or program where the degree
will be awarded. Procedures for applying for financial
assistance are set by the individual schools. Prospective
students from outside the U.S. should visit Yale's
Services
for International Students and Scholars
web site.
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