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Tag Archives: social studies
2012 Keizai Koho Fellowship Program
The Keizai Koho Fellowship Program works every year to bring middle and high school teachers of economics, history and social studies from American schools to Japan to learn more about the country first hand. Applications for the 2012 program are … Continue reading
Posted in financial assistance, funding, study abroad, study tools, summer program
Tagged economics, education, fellowship, history, Japan, Japanese culture, Keizai Koho, social studies, study abroad, teachers, Tokyo
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Walter H. Shorenstein Fellowships
Just finished or about to finish your Ph.D.? Interested in international relations or political economy? Here’s a fellowship opportunity from Stanford University. Careful, the deadline is coming up! — The Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center in the Freeman Spogli Institute for … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, financial assistance, funding, graduate school
Tagged and South Asia, Asia-Pacific, economics, fellowship, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, international political economy, international relations, Northeast Asia, politics, Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, social studies, Southeast Asia, Stanford University
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What can I do with a B.A. in Japanese Studies? 