Academics In Asia

by Rebekah Pusateri Expats have a special bond that unites them together despite differences in culture and background. They...

by Sheila Knoll What should I bring to China? I must have searched dozens of blogs, websites and lists

by Rebekah Pusateri Two suitcases, a carry-on, and a backpack is what I was allowed to bring to China....

There are currently twelve families with children and seventeen married couples at Sias. Currently there are about 12 children...

by Sheila Knoll “Have you ever thought about teaching in China?” I never had. But in the end, that...

Just about all your expenses are covered when you work at Sias University. Airfare, Visa, Housing, Electricity, Internet, Cable...

Aaron's Personal StoryWhen Rachael and I first came to China in 2008 we just married and we were combining...

by Rebekah Pusateri I’m in China. Those three words are constantly tumbling around in my mind. I never thought...

Seven Academics In Asia (AIA) teachers will be Live Blogging as they travel around Asia during this long 7-week Winter...

There are many ways SIAS University is unique and may be the softest landing for foreign faculty in Central China....