International Affairs/Foreign Policy

Photo Essay: SAISers on Academic Trips

The SAIS Observer Staff
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During spring break, three groups of SAIS students went to Nepal, China and Japan respectively for academic research and cultural experience.

During their trip to Nepal, SAISers had a meeting with International Office of Migration. (Photo courtesy: Katherina Prügel)

Swayambhunath the Monkey Temple

Photo courtesy: Katherina Prügel
Photo courtesy: Katherina Prügel
Photo courtesy: Katherina Prügel
Photo courtesy: Katherina Prügel
Photo courtesy: Katherina Prügel
Some European Studies concentrators went on an academic trip to Beijing and Shanghai. (Photo courtesy: Tetyana Ivanishena)
Some European Studies concentrators went on an academic trip to Beijing and Shanghai. (Photo courtesy: Tetyana Ivanishena)
Photo courtesy: Tetyana Ivanishena
Photo courtesy: Tetyana Ivanishena
Professor Bruce Parrott (Russian/Eurasian studies, trip leader) and members of the group look on a steel plates are produced at Baosteel in Shanghai. (Photo credit: Sam Rizzo)
Professor Bruce Parrott (Russian/Eurasian studies, trip leader) and members of the group look on a steel plates are produced at Baosteel in Shanghai. (Photo credit: Sam Rizzo)
Photo courtesy: Tetyana Ivanishena
Photo courtesy: Tetyana Ivanishena
During the past spring break, a group of SAISers went to Tokyo for research. Photo courtesy: Christopher Crachiola
Photo courtesy: Christopher Crachiola
Photo courtesy: Christopher Crachiola
First-year MA Candidate at SAIS Washington Aijia Liu went to visit the controversial Yasukuni Shrine. (Photo courtesy: Aijia Liu)
Photo courtesy: Aijia Liu
Photo courtesy: Aijia Liu
Photo courtesy: Aijia Liu
Photo courtesy: Aijia Liu
Photo courtesy: Aijia Liu
Photo courtesy: Aijia Liu
Photo courtesy: Christopher Crachiola

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