U.S.-Korea Institute Fellowships
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Published on January 10, 2014
U.S.-Korea Institute Fellowships for SAIS Students (2014-15)
The purpose of the U.S.-Korea Institute is to increase information and understanding of Korea and Korean affairs. The Institute supports courses, fellowships, research, and academic enterprises in Korea Studies at SAIS. It provides a limited number of fellowships to support students who study Korea at SAIS.
Requirements:
Students applying for this award must pursue the Korea Studies concentration at SAIS. Priority for this award will be given to U.S. and other non-Korean citizens, but is open to all students in the Korea Studies program. Students receiving this award must maintain a 3.25 GPA, make satisfactory progress toward fulfilling Korea Studies requirements, attend all monthly Korea Studies Luncheons and actively participate in U.S.-Korea Institute events. Some awardees may be asked to work for the Institute or as an RA.
Award:
The amount of the award is variable, depending upon merit, experience, and financial need. These awards are renewable for the second year of study at SAIS, provided the student fulfills the requirements specified above.
Application Procedures:
Applicants are asked to submit a curriculum vitae or résumé, along with a brief (350-400 word) essay detailing their interest in Korea, their plan of study at SAIS, and their future goals. Applications for the fellowship are due to the U.S.-Korea Institute by February 15, 2014. Submit applications to or fax to 202-663-5736.
