Students are required and provided with support to participate in the Regional Summer Institute (RSI), an international exchange experience that involves lectures, class debates, discussions, field visits, and professional visits to government offices, non-governmental organisations, and social service agencies in select Asian societies. They are also required to complete a small-scale research project with university students from the Asian region to enable them to put their acquired skills and knowledge into practice, as well as to develop their research and intercultural communication skills. Organizations and Cultural/Historical sites that were visited during the 2025 RSI to Tokyo, Japan:

• Tokyo Gakugei University
• Music Forest Museum
• Itchiku Kubota Art Museum
• Oishi Park
• Fuji Omuro Sengen Shrine
• Sumida Triphony Hall
• Ochanomizu Musical Instrument Street
• National Museum of Modern Art
• Mori Art Museum
• Kabukicho Theater
• University Art Museum
• National Museum of Western Art
• Flower Dance Impression Art by TeamLab
• Sensoji Temple