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Jonesboro, AR [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.clt.astate.edu/asyamil The ASIA (Asian Studies In Asia) Fellows Program Program ASIA (Asian Studies in Asia) Fellows bertujuan untuk mengembangkan keahlian tentang Asia dan untuk menciptakan jaringan multilateral bagi para tenaga ahli guna memperkuat ilmu pengetahuan di Asia secara regional. Kegiatan yang Dibiayai Kegiatan yang didanai meliputi penelitian lapangan, studi bahasa, atau mata kuliah yang berhubungan dengan negara Asia lainnya (diutamakan pada kawasan Asia yang berbeda). Penerima beasiswa diperkenankan menjadi dosen tamu atau menyelenggarakan seminar dan lokakarya atas undangan insitusi-institusi tuan rumah. Program ini terbuka untuk pelamar dari negara-negara Asia Selatan (tidak termasuk Afganistan), Asia Tenggara (tidak termasuk Singapura) dan Republik Rakyat Cina. Program ini tertutup untuk pelamar dari Jepang, Hongkong, Korea atau Taiwan. Para pelamar diharuskan untuk di negara Asia lain diluar negaranya sendiri. Pemohon beasiswa diperbolehkan melamar untuk bantuan pasca-beasiswa (post-fellowship awards) guna studi lebih lanjut di suatu negara di luar Asia. Beasiswa ini tidak ditujukan untuk penyelesaian disertasi Doktor. Tunjangan Biaya perjalanan ke negara tuan rumah, pp Asuransi Kecelakaan dan Kesehatan (dengan jumlah tertentu) Biaya hidup Biaya belajar (kursus) bahasa asing Tunjangan penelitian lainnya Konferensi Orientasi dan Tahunan Program ini mencakup konferensi orientasi dan konferensi tahunan dimana para calon penerima beasiswa menyampaikan usulan kegiatannya dihadapan para penerima beasiswa terdahulu, anggota Dewan Penasehat Program ASIA Fellows, dan para cendekiawan dari negara di mana konferensi diselenggarakan. Persyaratan � Warganegara RRC, Republik Korea atau salah satu negara di Asia Selatan dan Asia Tenggara yang berpartisipasi dalam program ini � Penyandang gelar S2 atau S3, atau yang berpendidikan dan berpengalaman profesional yang setara � Memiliki kemampuan berbahasa Inggris atau berbahasa negara tuan rumah, sesuai dengan proyek kegiatan yang diajukan � Pengalaman mengajar di universitas minimal 3 tahun bagi para sarjana, atau pengalaman kerja minimal 5 tahun bagi para profesional. Program ini diutamakan bagi calon yang berusia di bawah 45 tahun dan belum pernah pergi ke negara yang dituju. Seleksi dan Penempatan Panitia seleksi terdiri dari para pakar ternama dari berbagai bangsa yang berpartisipasi yang akan melakukan seleksi awal atas berkas lamaran. Para pelamar yang termasuk dalam daftar calon terpilih akan diwawancara oleh Dewan Penasehat Regional untuk proses seleksi akhir. Para penerima beasiswa ASIA Fellows ditempatkan di universitas-universitas riset terkemuka atau institusi-institusi non-akademis seperti musium, lembaga arsip atau lembaga penelitian. Para penerima beasiswa diperbolehkan untuk menentukan penempatannya di negara tuan rumah atau meminta bantuan untuk penempatannya. Sasaran dan Tujuan Program ASIA Fellows menawarkan kesempatan kepada cendekiawan muda dan madya serta para pakar, termasuk para pembuat keputusan, jurnalis, dan tenaga ahli media dari Asia untuk belajar dan mengadakan penelitian di salah satu negara Asia yang berpartisipasi dalam program ini, untuk jangka waktu antara 6 sampai 9 bulan. Lamaran permohonan bantuan untuk proyek di bidang seni, humaniora dan ilmu-ilmu sosial, akan diproses untuk diseleksi. Prinsip utama program ini adalah untuk meningkatkan kesadaran menyeluruh akan sumber daya para cendekiawan di Republik Rakyat Cina, Asia Selatan dan Asia Tenggara. Proyek-proyek yang diajukan akan memberi sumbangsih kepada pengembangan kemampuan untuk berbagi pengetahuan antar kawasan regional dalam jangka panjang. Program ini diadakan untuk membangun jaringan kerja multilateral para pakar Asia di Asia, dan sebagai sumbangan kepada perkembangan baru dalam komunitas bidang studi yang telah ada. Penyelenggaraan Program Program ASIA Fellows (AFP) didanai oleh the Ford Foundation dan dijalankan oleh the Institute of International Education (IIE). IIE adalah organisasi nirlaba yang bergerak dalam bidang pertukaran pendidikan internasional terbesar di Amerika Serikat. Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), yang berafiliasi dengan IIE, menyelenggarakan AFP di Amerika Serikat. Di Washington, DC, CIES mempunyai hubungan kerja sama yang erat dengan lembaga-lembaga terkemuka di bidang humaniora, ilmu sosial dan ilmu alam, serta organisasi-organisasi yang menitikberatkan kegiatan-nya pada studi Asia. Kantor Program ASIA Fellows di Bangkok menyelenggarakan program ini di kawasan Asia dengan bantuan para mitranya di Beijing, New Delhi, Manila, dan Seoul, dan kantor-kantor cabang IIE di Bangkok, Hanoi dan Jakarta. Di Jakarta, IIE berafiliasi dengan the Indonesian International Education Foundation (IIEF). Pendaftaran Sistim pendaftaran diawali dengan seleksi dari formulir pra-pendaftaran, yang dilanjutkan dengan pengisian formulir pendaftaran lengkap. Seluruh dokumen pendaftaran (lengkap), dalam Bahasa Inggris, harus diterima oleh kantor Program ASIA Fellows, IIEF, paling akhir pada 11 Januari 2002. Pelayanan Informasi Untuk informasi lebih lanjut tentang Program ASIA Fellows atau mendapatkan formulir (pra-pendaftaran dan pendaftaran lengkap), silahkan menghubungi: Program ASIA Fellows The Indonesian International Education Foundation (IIEF) Menara Imperium, Lantai 28 Suite B Jl. H. R. Rasuna Said, Jakarta 12980, Indonesia Tel.: (62-21) 831-7330 ext.4 Fax: (62-21) 831-7331 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.iie.org/cies/asiafellows/ Asia Pacific Leadership Program * The program invites applications from outstanding young professionals, recent bachelor recipients, currently enrolled graduate students to create a network of leaders from the US, Asia, and the Pacific who are familiar with the issues and cultures of the region and trained to exercise leadership toward the well-being of the countries and peoples of the region * Eligibility: Bachelor's degree, 213 TOEFL or 6.00 IELTS, the participants are required to be the EWC's exchange Visitor (J-1) visa sponsorship * Provisions may include housing, monthly stipend, tuition and fees, health ins., allowance for books & educational materials, and field seminar. The participants must provide initial & terminal air transp., and all other personal & academic expenses not covered by the EWC. * For Spring 2002 Pilot Program, program dates: January 7, 2002 to June 21, 2002, and application deadline is October 1, 2001 * For Fall 2002/Spring 2003 Program, program dates: August 7, 2002 to June 21, 2003, and application deadline is March 31, 2002 * Further information can be found at: http://www.eastwestcenter.org/edu-sp.asp or contact to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] THE ASIA PACIFIC LEADERSHIP PROGRAM is a new one-year certificate program funded by the Freeman Foundation. It is designed to increase understanding and knowledge about the region and develop the leadership capabilities of future leaders in government, business, NGO's and academia in countries in Asia, the Pacific and the U.S. The first full-year program will begin in August 2002. DEADLINE: OCTOBER 1, 2001 AND MARCH 31, 2002 Application forms and additional information both programs may be obtained from: Award Services East-West Center 1601 East-West Road Honolulu, Hawaii 96848-1601 Phone: (808) 944-7735, FAX: (808) 944-7730 E-MAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WEB: http://www.EastWestCenter.org Culture and Society Grants in Indonesia * Full scholarship for applicants who are enrolled in MA program in Indonesia for study in the arts, humanities and social sciences; preference is given to newly enrolled candidates * Applicants must agree to be full time students, if accepted as a grantees, and allowed to receive other scholarship funding, if allocated for different provisions * Students from Eastern Indonesia and women are encouraged to apply East-West Center Annual Fellowship GRADUATE DEGREE FELLOWSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE to individuals interested in participating in the educational and research programs of the East-West Center while pursuing graduate degree study at the University of Hawai'i. Fellowships for both master's (24 month) and doctoral (48 month) degrees are available. Center scholarships are given for degree study at the University of Hawai'i and participation in the Center's international and intercultural programs. The Center and the University of Hawai'i, located in a unique island setting with a distinctive multicultural heritage, offer premier resources for Asian, Pacific and U.S. studies. Degree fellows have opportunities to participate in the Center's research projects in several areas of international study, including Economics, Politics and Security, Environment, Population and Health, Education, and Pacific Islands Development. In addition, the Center and the University of Hawai'i offer graduate certificate programs in Leadership Studies, International Cultural Studies, Population Studies, and Resource Management. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must also apply for admission to a graduate program of the University of Hawai'i, if not currently enrolled as a classified graduate student. Required tests include the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and either the GRE or GMAT. Eligibility: Applicants must be citizens or permanent residents of the United States or citizens of countries in Asia and the Pacific including Russia. All award recipients who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents must meet all exchange visitor (J-visa) requirements. DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 1, 2001 GE-Fund * Scholarship for newly enrolled undergraduate students at selected state universities in Indonesia, majoring in accounting, computer science, chemistry, economics, engineering (computer, electrical, mechanical, chemical, environmental & telecommunications), environmental studies, management, mathematics, physics * Scholarships are granted from the 2nd semester until completion of study * The award covers tuition & fees, living allowance, book & supplies, travel and health ins. * For 2002 competition, the application deadline is � March 15, 2002 Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program * Fellowships for advanced study (MA or PhD) at universities in any part of the world for exceptional individuals from underserved communities who will use this education to become leaders in their respective fields, furthering development in their own countries and greater economic and social justice worldwide * Fellowship provides support for up to 3 years of formal graduate-level study * Eligibility: Baccalaureate degree (S1) with good academic performance; have exp. in community service or development-related activities; pursue a post-baccalaureate degree that will directly enhance their leadership capacity in an academic, policy, practical, or artistic discipline or field corresponding to one or more of the Foundation's areas of endeavor; present a plan specifying how they will apply their studies to social problems or issues in their own countries; and commit themselves to working on these issues following the fellowship period * Further information can be found at: http://www.fordfound.org or contact to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] International Human Rights Internship Program * Training Projects: � On-site training: an individual from one country who has particular expertise in a specific area of work provides training to the staff of an organization in another country � Professional attachment: a participant serves as a temporary staff member of a host organization, acquiring on-the-job training in a specific area of work or skill * Exchange Projects: � Study tour: a participant conducts an in-depth investigation into an area of work by visiting and consulting with 2 or more human rights or human rights-related institutions in one or more countries � Fellowship: an activist with a min. of ten years exp. takes some time to reflect on his/her work and write about it in a way that makes it accessible to activists in other countries and regions * The complete information and application form are available from IHRIP-IIE at fax. (1-202) 3267763, or e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Japan-IMF Fellowship Program or Advanced Studies * To support scholars in macroeconomics or a related subject, Ph.D. level, at one of the leading universities in the US, Canada and Australia * The awards will include one round-trip airfare, tuition & other fees including medical insurance, books, and living allowance for 2 years; scholars will be expected to secure another source of funding after two years * Requirements: TOEFL/IELTS and GRE scores, proof of application/enrollment to the university, and expected to complete the degree program before 33rd birthday * For 2002/2004 competition: the application deadline at IIEF Jakarta is December 7, 2001 * Further information can be found at: http://www.imf.org Jefferson Fellowship * A program of professional dialog, study and travel in Journalism for � 4 weeks * Provisions may include housing, a per-diem and local transportation; the international airfare (to and from Hawaii) must be provided by the journalist, employer or other sources * Eligibility: mid-career print and broadcast journalist with min 10 years experience. Preference is usually given to "gatekeeper" applicants who help determine the content of coverage by their news organizations, to editorial writers, commentators and columnists, and to news staff with a strong interest in issues and cultures in the Asia/Pacific region * Other information or request for application form, please contact Webster K. Nolan at tel. (1-808) 9447199 or 9447192, fax. (1-808) 9447670, or e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Kelly Elizabeth Stephens Memorial Scholarship Fund * The funds will be awarded to one (or more) deserving Indonesian graduate student(s) on the basis of both commitment to teaching and financial need * Applicants should complete a graduate admissions application, an international student data form, and a graduate application for financial assistance * For further information please contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or visit the following web site: http://www.bu.edu/education Alfred Friendly Press Fellowship * A program to give fellows an in-depth, practical introduction to the US print media in 6 months, beginning in June * The fellowship covers all costs of program-related international and domestic US travel and provides a monthly stipend * Requirements: early to mid-career status with min 3 years professional experience as a print journalist, current employment as a journalist with an independent print media organization in fellows country of citizenship. A typical AFPF fellow is approx. 29 years old with 6 years of print journalism experience & no previous experience in the US * Application forms are available from the AFPF office through January 1; complete applications must be received at the AFPF office on or before February 1. For detailed information please contact AFPF office at tel. (1-202) 4161691, fax. (1-202) 4161695 or e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fulbright Scholarship * For qualified graduate students; amount of the grant varies year to year * Selected fields include: applied & fine arts, archaeology, American studies, communications/ journalism, international relations, women's studies, and others * Requirements: 213-TOEFL, etc * For further information, please contact AMINEF at Balai Pustaka Building 6th Fl., Jl.Gunung Sahari Raya 4, Jakarta Pusat; tel. (62-21) 3452016/18/24 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program * 1 academic year non-degree program in agricultural development or agricultural economics, communications/journalism, economic development, educational planning, finance & banking, human resources management/personnel, law & human rights, natural resources & environmental management, public policy analysis & public administration, public health policy & management, technology policy & management, urban & regional planning * Requirements: in a managerial position or higher, S1 degree with min. 2.75 GPA, 213-TOEFL, 7 years of working experience * For further information, please contact AMINEF at Balai Pustaka Building 6th Fl., Jl.Gunung Sahari Raya 4, Jakarta Pusat; tel. (62-21) 3452016/18/24 International University of Japan * 7 scholarship programs are offered at IUJ: IUJ type A/B, Monbusho Sch., ADB Sch., IDB Sch., IMF Sch., MTYYMSF Sch., and Honors Sch. * IUJ recommends candidates to scholarship providers from the pool of successful applicants to IUJ. The providers review these recommendations and make the final decision in awarding their scholarships * All applications regarding scholarships must be mailed together with the application for admission * Further information can be found at: http:///www.iuj.ac.jp/. An online application is also available through the above web site address. It is highly recommended that you use the online application if possible Japan-IMF Scholarship Program for Advanced Studies For Doctoral Level Studies in North American or Australian Universities 2002/2004 Introduction With financial support from the Government of Japan, the IMF Institute administers a scholarship program, the Japan-IMF Scholarship Program for Advanced Studies. The aim of the program is to train Asian nationals as applied economists, to work either at the IMF or in their home administrations. Students in the program are expected to study macroeconomics or a related subject through the Ph.D. level at one of the leading universities in the United States, Canada and Australia, whose Economics Department is strong in macroeconomics. Candidates have to list the universities to which they have applied. They have to show that they have been admitted to one of these universities in order to receive financing. Please note that the number of scholarships available under this program is limited and the competition is expected to be strong. The Program A Ph.D. from an American, Canadian or Australian university normally requires four or five years of study. Students are expected to complete the majority of the course work in the first two years with the remainder of the time devoted to researching and writing a dissertation. To maintain the scholarship, students will be expected to maintain a high academic record in their course work. Those selected for the scholarship program will attend a short orientation at the IMF offices in Washington, D.C. where the students will familiarize themselves with the IMF and meet with staff including recent Ph.D. graduates. At the conclusion of the second year of studies, scholars will return to Washington for an internship at the IMF. Throughout their studies, scholars will be expected to stay in touch with the IMF. Upon completion of their studies they will be expected to apply for employment at the IMF. It is expected that students will complete the degree program before their thirty-third birthday. What will the Scholarship cover? Scholarships awarded under this program will include one round-trip airfare, tuition and other related students fees including medical insurance, books, and living allowances for two years. Students will be expected to secure another source of funding after two years. (American, Canadian or Australian universities can often help their students find these sources of funding. In addition, some students may be offered teaching assignments at the university to support their studies.) The scholarship will not cover any expenses for the scholar's family nor any expenses related to conferences, seminars, or workshops, etc. Admissions Information The deadline for receipt of application materials is December 7, 2001 (at IIEF Jakarta) with award notifications sent in March 2002. Scholarships are awarded by the IMF Institute in consultation with the Government of Japan. The following must be provided, in English, for your application to be considered: 1. A completed application form. 2. A statement on a single page, not to exceed 250 words, of the factors that you think make your application deserving of particular consideration. This statement could include career goals, why you would be interested in working as an economist at the IMF, research proposals and fields of particular interest, and academic awards or honors that you have received. 3. If you are already a graduate student, a transcript from your current university. If you are not yet a graduate student, a transcript from the last university you attended. 4. GRE and TOEFL/IELTS scores. 5. A copy of one of your applications to an American, Canadian or Australian university. Further Information The programs of study, admission requirements, and procedures differ among the top universities. Check with the universities directly with respect to their requirements. Note that in a number of countries and territories, the IMF has appointed the Institute of International Education (IIE) as its agent for this program. IIE's addresses and contact numbers are listed on the last page of this brochure. Contact their local office to register your interest in the program and to request assistance with your application. Application from these countries and territories should be submitted through IIE. IIE can provide information on the procedures for applying to American, Canadian or Australian universities. Your university, or the U.S., Australia and Canadian embassies in your country may also be useful sources of information. Do not contact the IMF regarding university admissions requirements. Other IMF Institute Programs The IMF Institute provides a range of training activities at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., at the Joint Vienna Institute, the IMF-Singapore Training Institute, and the Joint Africa Institute, and in member countries. For information on any of the IMF Institute's activities, please write to the IMF Institute's address below, or access information via the internet location shown on the back of this brochure. Communications Candidates who meet the criteria required under this program can obtain more information from one of the following addresses. >From the IIE representatives in the following countries: INDONESIA: Ms. Suzy Rahmany, Senior Program Officer The Indonesian International Education Foundation Menara Imperium 28th Floor Suite B Jl. H.R.Rasuna Said Jakarta 12980 Indonesia Tel.: 62-21-831-7330 ext. 4 Fax.: 62-21-831-7331 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In countries in which the IMF has a resident representative, the resident representative may be able to give some assistance in helping candidates apply to this program. However, it must be stressed, the processes of applying to American, Canadian or Australian universities is the responsibility of the applicant. In all other countries, for further information, please contact: Japan-IMF Scholarship Program for Advanced Studies IMF Institute International Monetary Fund Washington, DC 20431 USA Tel.: 1-202-623-6660 Fax.: 1-202-623-6490 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Telex: 64111 IMF UW 248331 IMF UR 197677 FUND UT Cable: INTERFUND WASHINGTON DC IIEF The Indonesian International Education Foundation Menara Imperium 28th Floor, Suite B Fax No.: 62-21-8317331, E-mail Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM INFORMATION |
