University Of South-East Asia

University Of South-East Asia is a private, for-profit educational institution registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since February 2015. Structured as a joint venture women-owned small business, the university has been actively engaged in federal grant programs, particularly those supporting cultural exchange and educational initiatives. While specific details about the institution's broader academic mission are not provided in the available documentation, its involvement with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs suggests a commitment to international educational collaboration and cultural programming.

The university has consistently received cooperative agreement grants from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, specifically focused on supporting and operating American Corner programs in Siem Reap. These grants have been awarded annually from 2021 to 2025, with each award supporting programming that advances cultural exchange, aligns with administration guidelines, and supports the six pillars of American Spaces. The grants typically cover operational costs, programming support, and extension of performance periods, with award dates consistently set in September and performance periods extending into the following calendar year. The most recent grant, awarded on September 30, 2025, supports American Corner Siem Reap's programming for fiscal years 2025-2026, emphasizing alignment with administration policy priorities and operational requirements. Each grant appears to be a no-cost amendment that extends the university's ability to continue its cultural exchange and educational programming efforts.