Fellowships
As part of the center’s research and leadership initiative, the center offers fellowships for current USF students, and emerging and established scholars to make important contributions to the field of Asia Pacific Studies.
Undergraduate
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Current USF students majoring or minoring in Asian Studies are encouraged to apply for this merit fellowship designed to promote the study of Asia among undergraduate students at USF. Awards typically arrange from $1000 to $5000. Applications open April 1st.
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This merit-based student fellowship program provides outstanding undergraduate students with the opportunity to engage with Asia through workshops and research and to provide them with the skills analytical, research, and public speaking skills they will need to succeed in today’s increasingly globalized world. The application period opens the first day of the fall semester.
Graduate
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This merit-based student fellowship program provides outstanding graduate students with the opportunity to engage with Asia through workshops and research and to provide them with the analytical, research, and public speaking skills they will need to succeed in today’s increasingly globalized world. The application period opens the first day of the fall semester.
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The USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies provides financial support for 2nd year students in the MA in Asia Pacific Studies (MAPS) program to further their studies at USF. Awards range from $1000-$5000. Applications open May 5th. The Faculty recommendation deadline is May 20th.
Summer Stipend
The Center for Asia Pacific Studies’ summer stipend is designed to encourage current USF undergraduate and graduate students to study an Asian language and learn about Asian culture during a summer program in Asia.
Learn About the Summer Stipend
Postdoctoral Fellowship
The Center brings emerging scholars to the USF to spearhead and participate in research and teaching projects, to share their research, and to interact with students.
Learn About the Postdoctoral Fellowship
The Kiriyama Professor
The Center brings emerging scholars to the USF to spearhead and participate in research and teaching projects, to share their research, and to interact with students.