The Center for Asia Pacific Studies invites current USF graduate students from all disciplines to apply for the Asia Bridge Graduate Fellows Program. Fellows will engage in in-depth research on critical historical and contemporary issues in the Asia Pacific, while advancing their skills as researchers, writers, and presenters. Over the academic year, fellows will receive mentorship from faculty experts, gain experience organizing and leading a campus event, and join a vibrant community of graduate students and scholars dedicated to Asia Pacific Studies.
Master's in Public Health
Asian Bridge Graduate Fellow
The Asia Bridge Fellowship allowed me to follow my passion and conduct research outside my field. I gained valuable insights about the Asia Pacific region that will serve me well in any career. If you want to expand your horizons and make new connections, I highly recommend the Asia Bridge Fellowship.”
Master's in Public Health
Asian Bridge Graduate Fellow
Research projects may focus on one of the center’s five main areas of concentration (China, Japan, Korea, India, or the Philippines) or other regions of the Asia Pacific. Fellows are expected to produce a substantial research paper suitable for publication or professional presentation and will have opportunities to present their findings in academic settings.
Fellows will meet in person every other week during the semester. Meetings are tentatively scheduled for Wednesdays from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. on the Hilltop campus, subject to scheduling adjustments.
Current USF graduate student in any discipline
Deadline: September 9th, 11:59 pm PT
The application period opens the first day of the fall semester
Tiffani Carroll
Hein Kaars Sijpesteijn
Julianna Sahoo
Jerry Tang
Zhirui Wang
Yizhou Xie
