The Concentration in Southeast Asian studies is open to all undergraduates at Cornell. It offers undergraduates the opportunity to work with a Program faculty advisor to construct an individual course of study on Southeast Asia and membership in the Cornell Southeast Asia Program. Aside from having a Program faculty members as an advisor, those who concentrate in Southeast Asia will be invited to participate in all Program activities. Undergraduates are encouraged to use the George Kahin Center at 640 Stewart Avenue for meetings, and a place to interact with faculty, graduate students, and fellows. Students who concentrate in Southeast Asia complete 18 credits of course work.
Students can take graduate level courses with the approval of their advisors.
It is also possible to satisfy requirements for the concentration by studying at universities in Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam through the Cornell Abroad program.