While you may hear broad, sweeping statements about India, anyone who has spent time in the world’s second most populated country knows that it is a place of dizzying variation and diversity, be it linguistic, religious, political, or otherwise. And so it is no surprise that second-year South Asian Studies MAIS student Quinn Clark found

  It isn’t  easy for an American to travel to and spend time in Pakistan these days. And given Western media coverage of the region, not many people prioritize it as a destination. Despite the obstacles and the common misconceptions of the country, South Asia MAIS candidate Kelsey Utne was intent on getting there anyway. A

Welcome to funding application season! The South Asia Center’s Funding page is your one-stop shop for academic year and summer funding resources. UW undergraduates and graduate students focusing on South Asia have opportunities for study abroad, summer language programs, and fellowships to fund study here at UW. We’ve recently updated information to reflect opportunities for summer 2015

The South Asia Center is proud to announce that it has received a 4 year grant from the US Department of Education to be a National Resource Center for the study of South Asia. More exciting details and events to come soon!