Resources for prospective students

Why study SEA at UM?  |  Admissions & Funding  |  Living in Ann Arbor

Why Study Southeast Asia at Michigan?
About our Program, Faculty and the Center Community

• Reasons to study SEA at Michigan
  • See our introductory web brochure for a few ideas!


• Graduate program information and requirements
  • Master's Degree program details
  • Dual degree options


• Current course list with descriptions (and archives)
  • List of all courses recently taught (through Winter 2004)
  • List of course descriptions (through Winter 2004)


• Language instruction information, including
  • Summer language program information


• Undergraduate programs information


• List of CSEAS Faculty Associates with research interests and biographies
  • by name | by department


• Center events by month
  • Search events (Winter 2004 and later) [coming soon!]
  • events archive (through Fall 2003)


• Center people
  • New CSEAS students
  • Dispatches: field reports from CSEAS students and faculty
  • Featured student and faculty profiles [coming soon!]
  • Center news: download the latest newsletter


• Other outside resources
  • International Center[outside link]
  • International Institute [outside link]
  • OIP's Map of International Resources [pdf: 105Kb]
  • Academic year calendar [outside link]

Admissions and Funding
Applications Process, Fellowships and Financial Support

• Applications Process
  • Applying to the CSEAS Master's program
  • Rackham Graduate School Admissions Office
  • Rackham Graduate Student Handbook


• Fellowship and grant opportunities, including
  • Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships
  • Self-directed summer research scholarships for undergraduates


• Rackham Fellowships Office


• Open Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) positions


• Office of Financial Aid

Beyond the Classroom
Studying at Michigan, Living in Ann Arbor

• UM Basics
  • Getting things done at Michigan
    (from The Guide to Campus and Community for Graduate & Professional School Students)
  • Finding key resources at UM
  • Visiting the UM campus


• Living in Ann Arbor
  • Guide to living in Ann Arbor (from The Guide)
  • Ann Arbor City Guide (from the Ann Arbor Observer)
  • UM Events online calendar

The center is committed to promoting a broader and deeper understanding of Southeast Asia and its peoples, cultures, and historiesby providing resources for faculty, students and the community to learn and disseminate knowledge about the region.