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Harvard Undergraduates in Asia ProgramHUAP

Cultural & IdentitySocial & Community

Student-run exchange program hosting annual conferences at Harvard and partner universities across Asia for undergraduates.

When
Fall 2026 round closed Aug 5

About

The Harvard Undergraduates in Asia Program (HUAP) was founded in October of 2003 with the goal of fostering a mutual interest and understanding between students from Harvard and students from top universities across Asia. We have since expanded to having 8 partner universities and over 200 attendees each year.

How to join

Fall 2026 recruiting

Closed Aug 5
Deadline
Aug 5

Details

Status
Recognized
Dues
No dues required

What they do

  • Winter Conference outings, museum excursions, Talent Show and Olympics
  • First-Year Summer Program with mentorship, conference projects, workshops, and weekly socials
  • Guest speakers, forums, and workshops around an annual theme
  • Week-long January conference at Harvard hosting students from partner schools
  • Harvard students attend conferences at partner schools across Asia in mid-March

Mission, in their words

Our mission is to support a new generation of leaders by fostering global dialogue and cultural exchange.

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