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SUMMARY:Wang Gungwu Visiting Fellows Programme
DESCRIPTION:The Wang Gungwu Visiting Fellows Programme honours Professor Wang Gungwu\, former Chairman of the Board of Trustees at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute (ISEAS) for his distinguished tenure of 17 years at the Institute. \nThe programme aims to build the next generation of scholars and policy makers exploring the nexus of big-power relations and its impact on Southeast Asia through policy relevant research on international politics and security\, regional economics and digital technology\, in the following priority areas of research: \n\nDevelopments in US-China relations and their impact on Southeast Asia\nAsia Pacific security issues (e.g. South China Sea\, China-ASEAN relations)\nProgress and prospects of global/regional economic cooperation initiatives (e.g. Belt and Road Initiative and Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership)\nRise of China and its impact on Southeast Asian communities\nUse of digital media and technology by countries to further their interests and influence perceptions in Southeast Asian countries\n\nDownload the WGW VFP Information Brochure here \nFellowships may be for a minimum of two (2) months and up to a period of six (6) months\, subject to approval by ISEAS. Successful applicants are expected to be in residence at ISEAS for the duration of their fellowship. \nExpected Outputs and Publication Opportunities \nWang Gungwu Visiting Fellows (WGWVF) are required to contribute to ISEAS Perspective and ISEAS Fulcrum publications in the areas of their research and speak at an in-house seminar on their research findings during their fellowship at ISEAS. As WGWVF\, researchers will be part of a network of regional scholars and are welcome to contribute to ISEAS after their fellowship. \nStipend and Benefits \n\nThe Wang Gungwu Visiting Fellows Programmeoffers successful applicants a fixed monthly stipend (inclusive of a housing subsidy) for the duration of their fellowship at ISEAS and round-trip economy airfare between their home country and Singapore.\nWGWVFs will be invited to a meeting with Professor Wang Gungwu during their fellowship\, where possible.\nSuccessful applicants will enjoy access to office space\, computer equipment and IT services\, ISEAS Library and other facilities at ISEAS\, where appropriate.\nProposals for partial/full cost-sharing will also be considered. \n\nEligibility \nWang Gungwu Visiting Fellows Programme is intended for post-doctoral researchers and mid-career policy makers. \nWe welcome mid-career policy makers who may not have a Ph.D. or equivalent degree\, provided that their CV/Resume can ascertain an appropriate level of professional experience and research interest. \nApplication Requirements \nApplication period for the 2026 intake: 28 April – 30 July 2025 \nApplicants must submit: \n\nCover Letter\nCV/Resume\nResearch Statement (3 pages\, double-spaced) addressing:\n\nArea of research\, research methodology\, timeline and expected outputs\nDuration of fellowship in residence at ISEAS\n\n\nTwo Letters of Reference\nProposal for partial/full cost-sharing (if applicable)\n\nApply Now \n\nAll applications must be received no later than Wednesday 30 July 2025.\nSubmit the application via email to: development@iseas.edu.sgwith subject:\nApplication for ISEAS Wang Gungwu Visiting Fellows Programme 2026 – [First Name and Last Name]\nThe two referees should provide the Letters of Reference via email to: development@iseas.edu.sgwith subject:\nApplication for ISEAS Wang Gungwu Visiting Fellows Programme 2026 – [Reference Letter for First Name and Last Name]\n\nDownload the WGW VFP Recruitment 2026 Brochure here \nFor enquiries on this programme\, please contact: \nMr Malcolm Yiong\nAssistant Director\, Development\nISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute\n30 Heng Mui Keng Terrace\nSingapore 119614\ndevelopment@iseas.edu.sg \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/wang-gungwu-visiting-fellows-programme/
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SUMMARY:Graduate Certificate Program in Southeast Asian Studies
DESCRIPTION:Fellowship Starting Period: 1 April 2026 – 31 March 2027 \nGraduate Certificate Overview \nA Graduate Certificate in Southeast Asian Studies enables students to gain (and demonstrate evidence of) cutting-edge knowledge of the Southeast Asian region in Asia. A Graduate Certificate can serve as a valuable tool in career development for graduate students in discipline-based programs (e.g.\, PhD or MA students in sociology\, political science\, music\, or law) and for professionals in business\, government\, education\, law\, public health and other fields in which there is increasing demand for integrated\, interdisciplinary knowledge about Asian cultures. Students can tailor the certificate program to meet their academic and career goals. \nGraduate Certificate in SE Asian Studies \nThe UH Mānoa Asian Studies Program offers Graduate Certificates that are open to all students of graduate standing who meet the admissions requirements. To obtain a certificate\, students must complete five relevant courses (15 credits) and demonstrate basic competence in a Southeast Asian language.  \nThe Graduate Certificate Program in Southeast Asian Studies affords a structured way for graduate and professional students to gain cutting-edge knowledge of Southeast Asia\, augment their major field of study\, and enhance future employment opportunities. With a wide variety of courses crosscutting many disciplines\, students can tailor the certificate program to meet their academic and career goals. \nWho can apply? \n\nIndividuals with a bachelor’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited United States college/university or its equivalent from a recognized foreign institution of higher learning.\nStudents currently enrolled in any master’s\, doctoral\, or professional degree program at UHM.\n\nFor questions and further information\, please contact the Asian Studies Graduate Chair\, Dr. Cathryn Clayton\, at cclayton@hawaii.edu. \nGrad Certificate Learning Objectives \nAt the completion of the coursework necessary for the Graduate Certificate\, students will: \n\nDemonstrate an understanding of issues and problems in the arts\, humanities\, and social sciences as related to Asia or a region within Asia.\nDemonstrate the ability to understand research and conduct Asia-related research using at least one of the methodologies of various disciplines\, i.e. humanities\, arts and social sciences.\n\nGrad Certificate Requirements \nTo achieve these learning objectives\, students in the Graduate Certificate Program must take 15 credits that include: \n\nASAN 600 (Scope and Methods of Asian Studies) in the region of concentration\nAt least 9 of the 15 credits must be at the 600 level or above.\nAll other courses must be at the upper-division undergraduate level (300 or 400 level).\n\nPlease note: upper-division undergraduate courses would be counted toward the degree only with the permission of the instructor and on the understanding that the graduate student would complete extra work for the course. Only those courses already permitted by Graduate Division and Asian Studies can count toward the degree. \nSEA Courses \nEach semester CSEAS publishes a list of SEA focused courses that can be accessed through this Google folder with your UH email address: \nCSEAS Course List & Fliers \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/graduate-certificate-program-in-southeast-asian-studies/
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