Center for South Asia
Background
The Center for South Asia (CSA, founded in 1963) is a Title VI National Resource Center housed within the International Division at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Building on academic traditions at UW–Madison dating back to the establishment of a Sanskrit professorship in the 1880s, the center serves as a major hub for interdisciplinary research, language instruction, and educational outreach covering Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Tibet. The CSA convenes the internati
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Madison, Wisconsin, United States / Global South Asian Area Studies
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The Center for South Asia (CSA, founded in 1963) is a Title VI National Resource Center housed within the International Division at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Building on academic traditions at UW–Madison dating back to the establishment of a Sanskrit professorship in the 1880s, the center serves as a major hub for interdisciplinary research, language instruction, and educational outreach covering Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Tibet. The CSA convenes the international Annual Conference on South Asia (established in 1971), supports the South Asian Summer Language Institute (SASLI), and collaborates with the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures to provide degree certificates, study abroad programming, and K-16 public outreach.