Similar to the Fulbright Scholarship, Taiwan’s Ministry of
Foreign Affairs for the Republic of China created the Taiwan Fellowship to
promote scholarship in the social sciences and humanities on topics related to
Taiwan, cross-Strait relations, mainland China, the Asian-Pacific, and
Sinology.
Qualifying applicants are professors, associated/assistant
professors, post-doctoral researchers, doctoral candidates, doctoral program
students at related departments of overseas universities, or research fellows
at an equivalent level in academic institutions abroad. Alternatively,
candidates may be recommended by a Taiwan overseas mission with a field of
study on Taiwan’s foreign relations or cross-Strait relations. Ineligible
individuals are those who are currently conducting research, teaching, or
studying in Taiwan.
Selected fellowship recipients will receive direct,
round-trip airfare subsidy and a monthly stipend (three months to a year
depending on duration of research) to pursue advanced studies at Taiwan’s
universities, colleges, or research institutes.
For more details on the Taiwan Fellowship, including the online
application process, please visit the National Central Library’s Taiwan
Fellowship page at http://taiwanfellowship.ncl.edu.tw/eng/index.aspx.
If interested, apply quickly, because the application
period ends on June 30.
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