Deadline- 1 April 2014
The Institute of East Asian Studies (IEAS) is accepting applications for Graduate Fellowships in East Asian Studies. Funding offered for this program is up to $6,000 (maximum). IEAS fellowships are intended to facilitate special research proposals and study plans, and are not intended for general support.
Documents required-
- Application Cover Sheet (PDF File)
- A current Curriculum Vitae
- A current Transcript (unofficial copies OK) from UCB together with a list of any courses currently in progress
- A List of All Financial Assistance received during graduate study, including fellowships from ALL sources (extramural fellowships as well), research assistantships, teaching appointments, and grants
- A complete List of all Support, including the amount of funds requested for the coming academic year, with notes on the status of the requests.
- A detailed Research/Study Proposal for the period of requested support (max. 2 pages)
- An Estimated Budget for project
- Two Letters of Recommendation
Eligibility & Criteria-
- IEAS will consider applications from students whose research goes beyond the boundaries of one country or region. Regions may include China, Japan, Korea, and their neighbors in Northeast Asia, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, or beyond. Students whose work focuses on only a single country should apply to the appropriate Center. Single-country applications received by IEAS may be referred to the Center for Chinese, Japanese, or Korean Studies.
- IEAS will accept applications for most academic purposes including pre-dissertation research or study, dissertation research, dissertation write-up awards, etc. In all cases, a specific plan of research/study must be proposed, along with a statement of expected outcome. Awardees will be required to file a brief final report to IEAS at the end of the award period.
- IEAS strongly encourages applicants to apply for funding from other campus and extramural sources and to apply to IEAS for the additional funding that may still be needed for the project or study period. IEAS awards are insufficient to cover a full year of funding for any applicant.
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