Education Abroad 101 (EA 101) is for anyone interested in studying abroad but isn't sure where to start! Topics covered include:

• Benefits of Education Abroad
• Things to Consider (courses, timing, budget)
• Program Types
• Cost Factors and Program Fees
• Scholarships and Funding
• Navigating the Website
• Searching for Programs
• Health, Safety and Security

At the end there will be a Q&A session where you can ask us any questions you may have.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Never traveled before?  We've got you covered!

This workshop focuses on the basics from packing, flying, budgeting, communication, and more for students who have never traveled abroad. 

Gaby Baylor from the Office of Global Health, Safety and Security will also be on-hand to share health and safety information.

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Speakers: Myunghee Lee, Kalyanee Mam, and Sejuti Das Gupta

This panel discussion brings together professionals with unique perspectives on building unconventional careers related to Asia. Featuring panelists Myunghee Lee, Kalyanee Mam, and Sejuti Das Gupta, the event will also include Professor Amanda Flaim, with current student Lauren Pelon moderating the conversation. Join us to explore career paths that go beyond the traditional, gain insights, and connect with experts in the field.

Sponsors: Asian Studies Center, James Madison College

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April 11-19, 2025

Experience the captivating Korean theatrical masterpiece "Inching Towards Veolha" presented by Michigan State University's Department of Theatre. This powerful production, written by acclaimed playwright Sam-Shik Pai and translated from Korean to English by Walter Byongseok Chon, invites audiences into a world where tradition meets contemporary storytelling. Under the skilled direction of Ji Won Jeon, the performance promises to deliver a visually striking and emotionally resonant experience that explores Korean cultural themes through the art of theater.

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Join us to learn how New Year is celebrated in South and Southeast Asia! Enjoy cultural performances, music, food, games, and prizes.

Participants:
MSU Asian Studies Center and MSU student organizations: Nepalese Students Association (NSAMSU), Sri Lankan Student Association (SLSA), Thai Club, and  Lao American Community of Michigan (LACM). 

Free parking available on campus!

This event is sponsored by the MSU Asian Studies Center.

Education Abroad 101 (EA 101) is for anyone interested in studying abroad but isn't sure where to start! Topics covered include:

• Benefits of Education Abroad
• Things to Consider (courses, timing, budget)
• Program Types
• Cost Factors and Program Fees
• Scholarships and Funding
• Navigating the Website
• Searching for Programs
• Health, Safety and Security

At the end there will be a Q&A session where you can ask us any questions you may have.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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Experience Cinema Therapy! Journey into Korea's beautiful nature, self-discovery, and human connection.

Join us for a Film Screening & Discussion featuring Filmmaker Dong-il Shin.

An excellent opportunity to appreciate Korean Independent Cinema.

Pizza will be served following the screening.

Sponsored by the Asian Studies Center, the Council on Korean Studies, and the Office for Institutional Diversity and Inclusion.

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This one-hour webinar delves into the world of global engagement at community colleges, with a special focus on the vibrant Asian region. Community colleges continue to play a pivotal role in providing equitable access for students of all backgrounds to engage in global learning.

Dr. Geoff Bradshaw of Madison Area Technical College and Dr. Dawn Wood of Kirkwood Community College will present on their experience and background developing meaningful connections for  learning, engagement and collaboration in Asia. From cultural exchanges to academic partnerships, we will discuss how global engagement hinges on strategic relationship. We will explore innovative strategies for attracting and supporting international students and hear inspiring stories of how community colleges have engaged in this region, both lessons learned and challenges faced. Asia is not a monolith. It is a kaleidoscope of cultures, languages, and traditions. We will delve into the richness of the region and explore the myriad of ways community colleges can engage.

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Join us for a nationwide China town hall featuring expert insights from Ryan Hass (Brookings Institution), Matthew Turpin (Hoover Institution), and Lingling Wei (The Wall Street Journal). The event includes a local discussion hosted by MSU's Office of China Programs and the Asian Studies Center.

Education Abroad 101 (EA 101) is for anyone interested in studying abroad but isn't sure where to start! Topics covered include:

• Benefits of Education Abroad
• Things to Consider (courses, timing, budget)
• Program Types
• Cost Factors and Program Fees
• Scholarships and Funding
• Navigating the Website
• Searching for Programs
• Health, Safety and Security

At the end there will be a Q&A session where you can ask us any questions you may have.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED