Overview
The Foundation is committed to fostering the next generation of Asia Pacific researchers and analysts. To this end, it will offer up to three Post-Graduate Research Fellowships valued at $35,000 for Master’s graduates and at $38,000 for PhD graduates for a one year non-renewable term.
In their time at the Foundation, Post-Graduate Research Fellows undertake a guided research project, with a view to producing a policy paper of 5,000-8,000 words on a mutually-agreed upon topic related to Asia, including policy implications for Canada, or Canada-Asia relations. Papers produced by Post-Graduate Research Fellows are modeled after and considered for publication as a Canada-Asia Commentary.
Post-Graduate Research Fellows are based in the APF’s Vancouver office. In addition to composing a research project, Fellows are expected to participate in the day-to-day activities of the Foundation, including:
- Assisting in the composition and distribution of the daily Canada-Asia news service
- Organizational assistance in hosting roundtables, conferences and meetings both in-house and off-site.
- Participation and contribution in APF Canada Research Group meetings as well as at meetings and activities in the Canadian and Asian policy community.
- Assistance with on-going Foundation research such as the Asia Pacific Gateway and Transnational Migration projects.
Post-Graduate Research Fellows balance their time between their guided research project and broader Foundation activities. They are encouraged to maximize their time at the Foundation and are given the space to explore new and innovative ways to advance the Foundation’s on-going mission.
To speak with a current Post-Graduate Research Fellow, please contact our grants administrator at researchgrants@asiapacific.ca
Senior Fellowships
The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada is accepting third-party nominations for its Senior Fellowship program. Each year, we appoint a number of Senior Fellows to the roster of experts who are associated with the work of the Foundation. We are looking for individuals who have made significant contributions to Canada-Asia relations in one of the following areas: scholarship, public policy, business, diplomacy, arts and culture, and civil society. In addition to recognizing the accomplishments of the recipients, Senior Fellowships provide an opportunity to work with the Foundation on areas of special interest. The terms of each appointment is customized according to individual needs and interests, and include an honorarium of $10,000 for a two year term.
Application deadline: February 15, 2010.
Contact Us
Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
220-890 West Pender Street
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 1J9
Email: researchgrants[at]asiapacific.ca
Telephone
604-684-5986
Fax
604-681-1370
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this fellowship
The Foundation is committed to fostering the next generation of Asia Pacific researchers and analysts. To this end, it will offer up to three Post-Graduate Research Fellowships valued at $35,000 for Master’s graduates and at $38,000 for PhD graduates for a one year non-renewable term.
In their time at the Foundation, Post-Graduate Research Fellows undertake a guided research project, with a view to producing a policy paper of 5,000-8,000 words on a mutually-agreed upon topic related to Asia, including policy implications for Canada, or Canada-Asia relations. Papers produced by Post-Graduate Research Fellows are modeled after and considered for publication as a Canada-Asia Commentary.
Post-Graduate Research Fellows are based in the APF’s Vancouver office. In addition to composing a research project, Fellows are expected to participate in the day-to-day activities of the Foundation, including:
- Assisting in the composition and distribution of the daily Canada-Asia news service
- Organizational assistance in hosting roundtables, conferences and meetings both in-house and off-site.
- Participation and contribution in APF Canada Research Group meetings as well as at meetings and activities in the Canadian and Asian policy community.
- Assistance with on-going Foundation research such as the Asia Pacific Gateway and Transnational Migration projects.
Post-Graduate Research Fellows balance their time between their guided research project and broader Foundation activities. They are encouraged to maximize their time at the Foundation and are given the space to explore new and innovative ways to advance the Foundation’s on-going mission.
To speak with a current Post-Graduate Research Fellow, please contact our grants administrator at researchgrants@asiapacific.ca
Senior Fellowships
The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada is accepting third-party nominations for its Senior Fellowship program. Each year, we appoint a number of Senior Fellows to the roster of experts who are associated with the work of the Foundation. We are looking for individuals who have made significant contributions to Canada-Asia relations in one of the following areas: scholarship, public policy, business, diplomacy, arts and culture, and civil society. In addition to recognizing the accomplishments of the recipients, Senior Fellowships provide an opportunity to work with the Foundation on areas of special interest. The terms of each appointment is customized according to individual needs and interests, and include an honorarium of $10,000 for a two year term.
Application deadline: February 15, 2010.
Contact Us
Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
220-890 West Pender Street
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 1J9
Email: researchgrants[at]asiapacific.ca
Telephone
604-684-5986
Fax
604-681-1370
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this fellowship
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