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About Taiwan Studies at UCLA


The UCLA Taiwan Studies Program, housed in the Asia Pacific Center, is one of the most active and vibrant centers for the study of Taiwan in the United States, offering an array of public events, conferences and lecture series, visiting scholar exchanges, new courses, library acquisitions, and research fellowships and travel grants for faculty and students. Its signature programs include the Taiwan Studies Lectureship, the UCLA-National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) Taiwan Studies Initiative, and the Taiwan in the World Program, established in 2020. Taiwan studies programs and scholarships are supported by a generous gift from the J. Yang and Family Foundation.

Events


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Reading and Conversation with Author Yáng Shuāng-zǐ: "Exploring Taiwan with Miss Chizuku: The Fictional Craft of Taiwan Travelogue"

Reading and conversation with award-winning author Yáng Shuāng-zǐ (楊双子) and translator Lin King (金翎).

Wednesday, February 19, 2025
9:30 AM - 10:45 AM (Pacific Time)
Kaplan Hall, Rm A51

News


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UCLA Supports Research by the Next Generation of Taiwan Studies Scholars

Since 2014, the Taiwan Studies Lectureship (TSL) program has awarded fellowships to students in a diverse range of fields, including Asian languages and cultures, American Indian studies, anthropology, archaeology, comparative literature, education, ethnomusicology, geography, history, Near Eastern languages and cultures, sociology, theater, and world arts and cultures.

Posted: 6/24/2022

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Taiwan for Her: Gender (In)Equality in Taiwan

UCLA Taiwan in the World Lecture
Weiting Wu (Shih Hsin University)
Moderated by Shan-Jan Sarah Liu (University of Edinburgh)

Posted: 3/9/2022

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