Access to Asia | Asian Studies Center

Organization	Description	Full Entry
Alliance for Global Education	Division of Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University, offers programs in China & India.	view
American Citizens Abroad	Advocacy group and information resource for American citizens living abroad. Helpful for those planning on working in another country.	view
Asia Society	Educational organization dedicated to promoting mutual understanding among people of Asia & U.S. Educational programs, career & internship opportunities available.	view
Asian Foundation Development Fellows Program	Leadership development program conducting in the U.S. & Asia, providing international experience and networking opportunities.	view
Asian Health Services	Organization that provides health care services to Asia & the Pacific Islands. Volunteer & internship opportunities available.	view
Association for India's Development	Non-profit that promotes sustainable, equitable, and just development through grassroot projects in India.	view
Business Japanese Proficiency Test	Language proficiency test focused on professional language skills, results of which are used by employers and university admissions. Testing sites in Japan and other Asian countries.	view
CARE India	NGO focusing on alleviating poverty and social justice, especially for women and girls in India.	view
China Society	Non-profit organization committed to mutual understanding between China & the world. Hosts events & forums in U.S. & China.	view
Congressional-Executive Commission on China Liu Xiaobo Fellowship	The Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) is offering paid Fellowships to graduates of accredited Bachelor’s, Master’s, J.D. Programs, or current graduate-level students. CECC Fellowship positions are filled twice a year. The Summer term (Full-Time, 32-40 hours per week) begins approximately in mid-May and ends in August/September. The Fall-Spring term (Part-Time, 15-20 hours a week) begins approximately in early November and ends in late April. The precise start and end dates are determined based on the Commission’s schedule and the end dates can be negotiated based on Fellows’ needs. The Liu Xiaobo Fellowship provides significant professional experience for individuals with a background in Chinese politics, law, and society, in addition to strong Chinese language skills. Fellows work closely with the Commission and its staff on the full array of issues concerning human rights, the rule of law, and governance in China (including criminal justice, institutions of democratic governance, environmental issues, religious freedom, freedom of expression, ethnic minority rights, women’s rights, etc.).	view