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CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

Funding Type

Full Funding · A stipend of approximately $60,000

Eligible Courses

Chinese Studies

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationals

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Overview

The Stanford University is offering postdoctoral fellowships in Chinese studies at the Center for East Asian Studies to scholars in the humanities and social sciences.

Eligibility

  • The candidates applying for CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 should have obtained their Ph.D. before August 31 the year in which the fellowship begins.
  • The applicants should not be more than four years beyond receipt of the doctoral degree at the beginning of the fellowship.
  • The fellowship may be given to applicants holding those who hold continuing, assistant professor-level teaching positions provided they meet other application qualifications.
  • The candidates who have received their Ph.D. from the Stanford University are not considered.
  • The applicants need not have the US citizenship.

Documents required

  • The candidates applying for CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 should submit a curriculum vitae, two recommendation letters, and two syllabi for proposed courses.
  • The applicants should submit a research statement not more than 5 pages and a writing sample not more than 30 pages.

Value of the fellowship
The recipients of CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 get a stipend of $60,000.

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  • The deadline of CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 is Expired.
  • CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 is offered to Post Doc degree.
  • CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 is offered for Chinese Studies.
  • CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 is open for: Open to all nationals.
  • CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 is offered by Stanford University.
  • CEAS Postdoctoral Fellowship In Chinese Studies, 2017-18 covers Full Funding, A stipend of approximately $60,000.