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Students’ interests in Asian Studies are as diverse as the cultures of Asia. Designed so that students may focus on the geographical and topical area of their interest, the program can include coursework in history, philosophy, politics, religion, anthropology, or in language study of Chinese or Japanese.
Lake Forest has a tradition of off-campus study in Asia, from the College’s own programs in China to programs through ASIANetwork, a consortium offering programs in Asia for students and faculty. With ample opportunities for off-campus study, many students find the Asian Studies program to be suited to their interests in international business, education, communications, and economics.
