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Regional Studies—East Asia

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Master of Arts (M.A.)

Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Regional Studies–East Asia (RSEA) is an interdisciplinary area studies program designed to accommodate a wide range of interests and needs for graduate training in the languages, societies, and cultures of East Asia. The terminal master’s degree program affords students interested in a professional career of engagement with East Asia an opportunity to pursue a flexible and varied course of instruction related to their career interests; it also serves the needs of students who wish to enter a Ph.D. program but require further background training in the field of East Asian studies. The program prepares students for careers in higher education, politics, the military, journalism, international organizations, and the business and financial sectors.

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