Certificate in Tibetan & Himalayan Studies

Our students aspire to learn from the Tibetan and Himalayan region through self-critical intellectual inquiry.

The undergraduate certificate in Tibetan and Himalayan studies is designed to allow students to better understand the history, culture and current dynamics of a geopolitically crucial region. This program is ideal for students studying anthropology, geography, religious studies or international affairs.

  • Gain knowledge of the people, cultures, religions, languages and environment of the Tibetan and Himalayan region.
  • Gain a more nuanced understanding of the human experience.
  • Learn about Boulder’s significance in the history and spread of Tibetan Buddhism in the West.

The Â鶹ÊÓƵ is one of the top research programs in the country in Tibetan and Himalayan studies.

Join an accomplished group of more than 115,000 alumni from the College of Arts and Sciences.

The College of Arts and Sciences awards more than 200 scholarships each year to first-year and continuing students.

Be successful.

Be prepared to gain insight into a region that has become increasingly important to world politics, business and the arts.

 
$73,919

estimated median salary of Asian studies graduates

 

Correspondent, journalist, foreign language teacher and research assistant are common job titles for graduates.

 

Work in business, commerce, journalism, politics, government, publishing or education.

Academic Plan & Requirements

The undergraduate certificate in Tibetan and Himalayan studies is open to any students interested in learning about the region.

The certificate requires 18 credit hours of coursework and a minimum of 12 credit hours taken on campus.

Community & Involvement

We offer students many opportunities to network with peers and faculty, further their studies, and get the most out of their undergraduate experience.