APPLYING FOR FUNDING?
Don’t Miss the two upcoming International Institute funding-related workshops!
Event #1 (scroll down for Event #2)
Event #2:
Tips for writing your statement of purpose for international fellowship funding
Event #1 (scroll down for Event #2)
International Institute Individual Fellowship (IIIF) Former
Grantee Panel
Presentations by four of the 2011 IIIF Grantees
Zachary Cofran
Anthropology Ph.D.
pre-candidate
Research in
Georgia
Colin Yee
LSA senior
Internship in
Liberia
Joshua Shapero
Anthropology Ph.D.
pre-candidate
Research in Peru
David O’Connor
School of Natural
Resources and the Environment Masters student
Research in Kenya
Thursday,
January 12, 12:00pm-1:00pm
2609 School of Social Work Building
Grantees will discuss preparing their projects &
applications, making in-country contacts, and the focus of their
projects. Q & A will be held after presentations.
About the
Fellowship:
The International Institute Individual Fellowships
are designed to support U-M students, regardless of citizenship, who
are enrolled in a degree program and wish to participate in internships or
conduct research abroad. Award amounts are up to $5,000.
Eligibility
Criteria:
U-M
undergraduate, graduate, and professional school students are
eligible, regardless of citizenship. Applicants must be enrolled in a degree
program. Ph.D. candidates are not eligible. Students graduating
before the start of the project are not eligible. Eligible internship or
research projects must be at least one month in length, constitute at least a
30-hour-per-week time commitment (exclusive of language training).
Project Categories
·
Internships
·
Research
Projects
·
Preliminary
Dissertation Research
Deadline: The
application deadline is Wednesday, February 15, 2012.
University of Michigan
International Institute
Fellowships & Grants 1080 South University Ave, Suite 2660
Ann
Arbor, MI 48109-1106
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Tips for writing your statement of purpose for international fellowship funding
Friday Jan, 13
12:00 - 1:00 pm
1636 International
Institute
School of Social Work
Building
- Expert advice from a Sweetland writing professional
- Formulating your research question
- Appealing to the selection committee
- Explaining why you need foreign language training
- Defining goals for overseas travel
International
Institute staff will be
available to answer questions about International Funding Opportunities,
including:
- Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships
- International Institute Individual Fellowships
- Rackham International Research Award (RIRA)
UM FELLOWSHIP DEADLINES FOR INTERNSHIPS & RESEARCH
ABROAD (for continuing students)
You should have your internship arrangements
in place by the time you apply, in order to be competitive…here are a few of
the major funding sources through UM units, with deadlines. Most opportunities are open to undergraduate and graduate
students. Opportunities reserved for graduate students are listed near
the end of this message.
Fellowships open to
Undergrads and Graduate Students
- Friday, Jan 13th, Statement of Purpose Writing Workshop (see announcement above)
- Monday, January 30, Summer in South Asia (India) Undergraduate Fellowship—initial application deadline for internship/fellowship program
- Friday, Feb. 24, Wallenberg International Summer Travel Fellowship (for undergrad and graduate students pursuing a project focusing on community service)
- Friday, Feb. 24, African Studies Center Funding (for undergrad and graduate students seeking funds to pursue African studies related research
- Thursday, March 15, Weiser Center for Europe & Eurasia (see below)
- Thursday, March 15, Center for International & Comparative Studies Research Fellowship (for International Studies Concentrators & Minors ONLY)
- March 25, Nam Center for Korean Studies: SeAH-Haiam Arts and Sciences Scholarship (for undergrads or graduate student conducting research on Korean studies)
- Rolling Application deadline, Center for Global Health
- Rolling Application Deadlines, Center for the Education of Women Research Funding(for undergrad and graduate students pursuing research related to the mission of the CEW)
- Various deadlines, LSA Global Experience Scholarship (for LSA undergraduates who are participating in programs through the Center for Global & Intercultural Study)
- Various deadlines-applications reviewed 3x per year, Armenian Studies Program (ASP): Travel and Research Grants (undergrads and graduate students engaged in research related to Armenian studies)
Fellowships open to
Graduate Students Only
- Friday, Jan 20, Center for Japanese Studies Summer Fellowship
- Wednesday, Feb. 1, Center for Chinese Studies – various grants (graduate students only; some reserved for students earning degrees through the CCS)
- Thursday, Feb. 2, Rackham International Research Award (RIRA) (for graduate students; also check out other Rackham-administered grants)
- Thursday, Feb. 16, African Studies Initiative Research Grant (for current graduate students interested in African Studies).
- Thursday, Feb. 16, The Moody Fellowship, the SAIO Research Grant and the Moody Exchange Scholarship (for Graduate Students, Doctoral Students and Faculty currently pursuing or interested in pursuing research or an internship in South Africa)
- Saturday, Feb. 25, Center for Southeast Asian Studies: Thai Studies Research Grant (graduate students only; project must be focused on Thailand)
- Rolling Application Deadline, William Davidson Institute (funding available for Global Impact Summer Internships for graduate students).
For a list of offices that offer funding, please see the Funding
section of the University of Michigan Global Portal.
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