The Center promotes knowledge and understanding of Asia and the Pacific through research, teaching, public programs, and local and international collaborations.

The program trains a new breed of policy-makers knowledgeable about Canadian society and well-versed in Canada - U.S. relations and affairs.

The Center promotes an understanding and involvement with Brazil including academia, public sector, business and professional communities and general public.

The Center trains scholars and educates members of the community about Buddhist religion and culture in all of their diversity.

The Center promotes cutting-edge scholarship in all disciplines and fosters a research and teaching environment free from political and financial pressures.

CERS's program of public events features lectures and book talks, symposia and conferences, film screenings and discussions, concerts and other cultural events.

The Center supports research, hosts public lectures and workshops, and collaborates with other institutions to raise the profile of South Asia.

The Center presides over the biggest Korean Studies program in the U.S. with the greatest number of undergraduate and graduate students studying Korean subjects.

Through conferences, task forces, publications, and campus activities, the Center explores subjects for the Middle East within a conflict-resolution framework.

The Center raises public awareness of the diverse peoples and cultures in the Middle East through conferences, symposia, lectures, and scholarly research.

The Center supports innovative, interdisciplinary teaching and scholarship about Southeast Asia.

The Institute brings the world to UCLA via degree programs, 27 centers focused on regional and global affairs, and a wide-ranging public events program.

The Center is committed to uniting scholars, students, alumni and the larger community to understand Japan in global and historical contexts.

The Center promotes a broader and deeper understanding of Israel's history, politics, society, and culture.