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HPAIR Conferences
Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations
Overview
HPAIR brings students and young professionals together with leaders in business, policy and technology for panels and workshops.
- Who it's for
- Undergraduate, Master's, PhD
- Fields
- Politics & International Relations, Business & Management, Economics, Computer Science, Social Sciences
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Eligibility & requirements
- 01University students and young professionals
Summarised from the official programme pages. The official rules always take precedence.
Funding
Delegate fee; financial aid available for some delegates.
Deadline
Delegate rounds
Multiple rounds before each conference
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Timing from previous cycles. Add this to your planner and enter the confirmed date once it's announced.
Location
Harvard and an Asia-Pacific host city
Application process
- 1Apply as a delegate in the application rounds.
- 2Request financial aid if needed.
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