2023 CAORC-INYA Scholars Fellowships

Organizer: Council of American Overseas Research Centers and The Inya Institute

Description:

The Inya Institute announces the 2023 CAORC-INYA Scholars Fellowship competition for research that will contribute to studies on Myanmar in any aspect of its wide linguistic, cultural, religious, and ethnic diversity and to a better understanding of the country’s past or present political and socio-economic situation. Applicants must be U.S. citizens who have obtained their PhD degree in the last 10 years (at the time of submitting application).

The 2023 CAORC-INYA Scholars will have until September 30, 2023, to complete their research work in a Third Country of their choice.

  • Research must contribute to studies on Myanmar in any aspect of its wide linguistic, cultural, religious, and ethnic diversity and to a better understanding of the country’s past or present political and socio-economic situation. Any field of research will be considered, including the arts, humanities, social sciences, economics, political sciences, law, environment studies, and public health;

  • Research must take place in a third country outside of the U.S. and Myanmar (due to the current closure of Myanmar’s international borders); For example, it may be conducted at the British Library and other U.K. libraries, or among Myanmar communities living in India, Thailand, Singapore, Japan, etc…

  • Joint research projects are not eligible for this competition. Only individual research projects will be considered;

  • Applicants must be U.S. citizens. U.S. permanent residents are not eligible for this competition;

Applications due by: February 17, 2023

Click here to apply.

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