Applications for the 2026–2028 Fellowship Programmes at Stanford University’s Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Centre (APARC) are now being accepted. At one of the top academic institutes in the world, these very competitive postdoctoral and visiting scholarships give outstanding scholars the chance to work with world-renowned teachers and experts while conducting unique research on contemporary Asia.
The scholarships are intended to promote cutting-edge research in the Asia-Pacific region in fields like international relations, economic growth, political and social change, and health policy.
For scholars interested in Asia-Pacific issues, policy, and innovation, the Stanford APARC 2026–2028 Fellowship Programme offers a prestigious platform. Fellows will have access to top-notch resources, mentorship, and a thriving international academic community to support meaningful research, regardless of their area of focus—public health, governance, or cross-cultural studies.
Host Country: USA
University: Stanford University
Host Institution
- Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC)
- Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford
Opportunity Type: Fellowship
Subject: Asian Studies
Eligibility Country: International Students
Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Possess a PhD or be almost finished to be considered for a postdoctoral fellowship.
- Show that you have research experience in the Asia-Pacific area.
- Have a solid track record of scholarly publications or comparable research accomplishments.
- Demonstrate fluency in verbal and written English.
- Visiting fellows should be Asia-Pacific scholars or professionals in their mid- or late-career stages.
Benefits:
- Full financing for authorized research activity along with a competitive stipend.
- access to the vast academic resources, labs, and libraries of Stanford University.
- Prospects for cooperation and cooperative publications between the Freeman Spogli Institute and APARC.
- taking part in academic conferences, workshops, and seminars to increase interest in research.
- For visiting fellows: assistance with in-country research projects and impact, as well as access to professional networking opportunities.
Deadline: 01 March 2026
