Fully Funded EWC Graduate Degree Fellowship, University of Hawaii, USA.

The Graduate Degree Fellowship by the East-West Center offers funding to master's and doctoral students from Asia, the Pacific, and the United States. This support enables them to engage in educational, cultural, and leadership development initiatives at the East-West Center while pursuing advanced studies at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM). Being an East-West Center fellow at UHM goes beyond financial aid; it involves creating a sense of community within the Asia-Pacific context and preparing for future leadership roles. EWC graduate student fellows reside together and engage in both intellectual and social activities, forming an identifiable group dedicated to fostering an Asia-Pacific community. Through activities such as team-building, leadership projects, internships, cultural exchange, learning about the Asia Pacific region, educational gatherings, and community service, EWC graduate degree fellows establish enduring friendships and connections within a network of individuals committed to driving positive change in the Asia Pacific region.

About University of Hawaii:

The University of Hawai'i, a prestigious institution nestled in the heart of the Pacific, offers a dynamic and culturally rich educational experience. Renowned for its diverse academic programs and cutting-edge research, UH provides students with a unique blend of traditional wisdom and modern innovation. With a strong commitment to fostering global understanding and addressing critical regional and global challenges, UH stands as a hub for cross-cultural collaboration, environmental sustainability, and exploration of the Asia-Pacific region. Students at UH benefit from a supportive and inclusive community, world-class faculty, and access to unparalleled natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for academic excellence and personal growth.