Beijing, Xian, Guizhou. "Health Care and the Economy: Its Impact on U.S.- China Relations."
Beijing, Inner Mongolia, Shanghai. "Energy and the Economy: Its Impact on U.S.-China Relations."
Our Newsletters from this Fall and past Summer along with previous newsletters are now available through our website.
Deadline for summer internship is April 1st.
The US-Asia Institute is currently seeking a scholar on Korean issues for the next award. If you feel you are qualified, please contact us for further details.
The US-Asia Institute celebrated its 30th anniversary with a gala at the United Nations.
Founded in 1979, the US-Asia Institute (USAI) is a non-profit, United Nations-associated nongovernment organization (NGO) under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The US-Asia Institute is devoted to encouraging dialogue and improving understanding between the people and governments of the United States and nations of Asia. Through educational programming, overseas Congressional staff delegations, off-the-record briefings, and ongoing dialogue with key policymakers, USAI promotes the exploration of the economic, political, educational and cultural issues vital to U.S. and Asian relations. The Institute encourages the participation of all Americans interested in Asia. USAI is unique in that its leadership includes Asian-Americans who have a special perspective and understanding of the ever-increasing interaction between the United States and Asia.