About the APARC Predoctoral Fellowship
The Shorenstein APARC Predoctoral Fellowship supports Stanford students engaged in the study and research of topics related to contemporary Asia and U.S.-Asia relations, including economic, environmental, social, political, foreign policy, security, and health issue. Up to three fellowships are available to Ph.D. candidates who have completed all fieldwork and are nearing the completion of their dissertation. The Center will give priority to candidates who are prepared to finish their degree by the end of the 2023-24 academic year.
Shorenstein APARC offers a stipend of $37,230 for the 2023-24 academic year, plus Stanford's Terminal Graduate Registration (TGR) fee for three quarters. We expect fellows to remain in residence at the Center throughout the year and to participate in Center activities.
Applicant Requirements and Timeline
The 2023-24 APARC Predoctoral Fellowship has closed for applications. We will post information about the next cycle in winter 2024.
Please follow these application guidelines:
I. Prepare the following materials:
- A current CV;
- A cover letter including a brief description of your dissertation (up to 5 double-spaced pages);
- A copy of your transcripts. Transcripts should cover all graduate work and include evidence of recently-completed work.
II. Fill out the following online application form, including the above three attachments, and submit the complete form:
III. Arrange for two (2) letters of recommendation from members of your dissertation committee to be sent directly to Shorenstein APARC.Please note: the faculty/advisors should email their letters directly to Kristen Lee at
kllee@stanford.edu.
We will consider only applications that include all supporting documents.
Contact
For questions about the APARC Predoctoral Fellowship and the application process, please contact Kristen Lee at kllee@stanford.edu.
