An innovative undergraduate major at Cornell University, CAPS is a program designed to train future leaders who are equipped to address the inevitable challenges and negotiate the delicate complexities in the various domains of U.S.-China relations.

Student Spotlight: Robin Zhang '18

A recent CAPS graduate, Robin Zhang reflects on the benefits of CAPS for her career and the future:

“From classes to the Capital, every part of this program is so exciting! I’ve gained so much from this program—culturally, socially, academically, and professionally.”

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We are teaching not only leaders in this country, but global citizens. The China and Asia Pacific Studies Program (CAPS) is a perfect example of this work. I had the pleasure of visiting the CAPS program in Beijing and I came away truly impressed by the progress this program has made and the students who are part of it.

— Gretchen Ritter, The Harold Tanner Dean of Arts & Sciences