APARC Fellowship and Training Opportunities
Shorenstein APARC Fellowship and Training Opportunities
Asia Health Policy Program Postdoctoral Fellowship
Awarded annually to one recent PhD undertaking original research on contemporary health or healthcare policy of high relevance to countries in the Asia-Pacific region, especially developing countries.
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Shorenstein Postdoctoral Fellowship on Contemporary Asia
Awarded annually to two recent PhDs for research on contemporary political, economic, or social change in the Asia-Pacific region (including Northeast, Southeast, and South Asia), or topics in international relations and international political economy in the region.
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Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab Postdoctoral Fellowships
The Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab (SNAPL) addresses Asia's emergent social, cultural, economic, and political challenges. The lab focuses on four research tracks: "Talent Flows and Development,” "Nationalism and Racism," "U.S.-Asia Relations," and "Democratic Crisis and Reform." SNAPL offers two types of postdoctoral fellowships to recent PhD recipients. Appointments run for one or two years and begin in the fall quarter.
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China Policy Fellowship
Awarded annually to one mid-career to senior-level expert with extensive research experience on issues vital to U.S. China policy and influence in the policymaking process
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Lee Kong Chian National University of Singapore-Stanford Fellowship on Southeast Asia
Awarded to scholars and professionals for pursuing research and writing projects focused on or related to contemporary Southeast Asia. The fellowship is open to candidates of all nationalities and career stages with professional backgrounds and ongoing positions in the social sciences or humanities. Fellows spend 2 or 3 quarters at Stanford.
NOTE: The fellowship is no longer offered as a joint-residency program. Fellows appointed through Stanford will be hosted at APARC.
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Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab Visiting Fellowships
The Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab (SNAPL) addresses Asia's emergent social, cultural, economic, and political challenges. The Lab's research focuses on four themes: "Talent Flows and Development,” "Nationalism and Racism," "U.S.-Asia Relations," and "Democratic Crisis and Reform." SNAPL accepts applications for visiting fellows focusing on the Asia-Pacific region to begin in the fall quarter. The lab seeks scholars and professionals with a PhD or a substantial record of professional achievement related to its research themes.
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Taiwan Program Kwoh-Ting Li Visiting Fellowship
Awarded to one mid-career to senior-level scholar in Taiwan studies. The fellowship provides an opportunity to conduct research, write, participate in seminars, or teach a course on contemporary Taiwan. It supports research on issues related to Taiwan’s economy, society, demography, environment, technology, and other areas of contemporary Taiwan studies.
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Visiting Scholar Positions
Open to individuals who wish to dedicate time to research and writing relevant to Shorenstein APARC’s long-term interests. Visiting scholars are expected to provide their own means of support.
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Global Affiliate Visiting Fellowships
Awarded to Asian corporations and public-sector institutions that have become Shorenstein APARC global affiliate members and may nominate accomplished personnel to spend one academic year at the Center as Global Affiliate Visiting Fellows.
Administered by our Global Affiliates Program.
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APARC Predoctoral Fellowship
Shorenstein APARC supports Stanford Ph.D. candidates who specialize in contemporary Asia topics.
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APARC Ongoing Research Assistant Positions
Shorenstein APARC and our faculty often seek dedicated undergraduate and master’s students to work as RAs on specific research projects. Visit our Research Assistant Internships page for current openings.
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Other Asia-Focused Opportunities for Stanford Students
Summer Internships and Field Research Opportunities Offered by Other Stanford Units
We curate Asia-based summer internships and other opportunities involving work on Asia-related research projects offered to Stanford students by non-APARC campus units. Some opportunities involve APARC faculty as mentors or advisors.
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John and Jackie Lewis Fund
The Fund supports University graduate, predoctoral, and postdoctoral students working on matters related to Asia. It is administered by the Center for International Security and Cooperation.
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