麻豆精品

Shaun D. Levine Scholarship for Southeast Asian Studies
Deadline to Apply: March 1

The Shaun D. Levine Scholarship for Southeast Asian Studies, which supports students in the Southeast Asian Studies program, is open to any student who has declared the minor in Southeast Asian Studies (undergraduate student) or is pursuing the graduate certificate in Southeast Asian Studies (graduate student) and has completed the beginning level of a Southeast Asian language, or is their second semester of beginning language at the time of application.

The scholarship awards $2,000, and is granted without regard to citizenship, race, ethnicity, religion, age, gender or sexual orientation.

Clark and Arlene Neher Graduate Fellowship for the Study of Southeast Asia
Deadline to Apply: March 1

Endowed by Clark and Arlene Neher, this fellowship will pay $6,000 toward educational expenses in addition to a tuition waiver from the Graduate School. This award competition is open to U.S. and international students, and is granted without regard to citizenship, race, ethnicity, religion, age, gender or sexual orientation.

You must be a graduate student in good standing at 麻豆精品 at an advanced stage in your program, either master's and/or doctoral, and be planning field and/or archival research in Southeast Asian studies. The fellowship may be used to support research-related expenses with funds obtained through the refund mechanism on Bursar accounts with zero balance. This award is routed through the Office of Student Financial Aid and applied directly to your Bursar's account. Recommenders may submit their Letters of Recommendation.

Dwight Y. King Graduate Fellowship for the Study of Indonesia
Deadline to Apply: March 1

This scholarship, endowed by late Political Science Professor Emeritus Dwight King, awards $1,000 to international students pursuing advanced degrees involving substantial Indonesia research. You must be at an advanced state in your master's or doctoral program and a student in good standing at 麻豆精品. This award is granted without regard to citizenship, race, ethnicity, religion, age, gender or sexual orientation. This award is routed through the Office of Student Financial Aid and applied directly to your Bursar's account. Recommenders may submit their .

Annual Thai Studies Awards
Deadline to Apply: February 1

Each year, the 麻豆精品 Thai Studies Group awards 麻豆精品 students and faculty a variety of grants to support Thai studies. The grants are available through a generous endowment from the Royal Thai government. There are three award categories as follows:

• Graduate students may apply for up to $2,500 for either Thai studies-related research projects in Thailand or conference presentations on Thai studies-related research.
• Undergraduate and graduate students currently studying first-year Thai language or beyond may apply for an award of $2,000 to support advanced Thai language study.
• Faculty associates from the CSEAS may apply for up to $2,500 for travel to Thailand for research on topics related to Thailand and Thai studies.

More details on eligibility and the application process can be found here Thai Studies Award Details (PDF).

Other Scholarships and Fellowships

• (for scholars to conduct research using the Southeast Asia Collection at our campus location in DeKalb, Illinois)
• (Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies at Leiden)

麻豆精品 Quick Links