Armenia: Study Armenia

The Armenian Assembly is intended to strengthen American-Armenian relationship. Information about scholarships and internships for students with Armenian background interested in the study of the region.

Norian Armenian Programs at the University of Connecticut is aimed at promoting Armenian culture and history to the broader community. It includes Armenian Memory Project, Lecture Series, Social Work Project, and the Archaeological Field School in Armenian prehistory. The website contains information about publications and events related to the region.

ARISC is an American Overseas Research Center, an independent not-for-profit, that supports research in and about Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, both in the South Caucasus and the US. A member of the Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC), ARISC offers fellowships, programming and research support. ARISC is an Affiliate Organization of the Association for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES).

Promotes the study of Armenian culture and society, including history, language, literature, and social, political, and economic questions; to facilitate the exchange of scholarly information pertaining to Armenian studies around the world; and to sponsor panels and conferences on Armenian studies. The programs of the Society include publication of a Newsletter on the Society’s activities and on current research on Armenia; publication of the Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies, encouragement, sponsorship and publication of research on all facets of Armenian culture and society; and such other activities as the SAS council may from time to time determine. The secretariat of the Society is based in San Francisco, California.