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East-West Center Washington Young Professionals $2000/Month Scholarship Program 2024/2025

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The application for the Fall 2024 (September–December 2024) program is now open for the East-West Center Washington Young Professionals Scholarship Program.

Are you a recent graduate, undergraduate, or graduate student who is passionate about US-Indo-Pacific relations? If so, the Young Professionals Program at the East-West Center in Washington (EWCW) presents an unmatched chance to obtain practical experience and training at a leading US-Indo-Pacific research and education center situated in Washington, DC. In this post, I will show you how to apply for this scholarship program.

When is Application Deadline:

The application period for the Fall 2024 program will close on June 16, 2024. Non-US citizens must already be authorized to work in the US through citizenship, permanent residency, or an existing visa sponsored by a university or other valid third party, as the program does not sponsor visas.

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Tell Me About the Award:

The East-West Center in Washington (EWCW) offers a chance each semester for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates, to gain first-hand training experience at a US-Indo-Pacific research and education organization in Washington, DC.

We strive to provide participants with a broad range of education and training opportunities during their time with EWCW. These may include acquiring and analyzing large datasets for our Asia Matter for America publications, writing articles for AsiaMattersforAmerica.org, attending webinars or seminars, and delivering briefs.

Applicants typically have a strong interest in US-Indo-Pacific relations and may be studying international relations, Asia studies, international economics, international political economy, public policy, international business, journalism, or other similar areas of study. However, all students and recent graduates who are interested in learning more about US-Indo-Pacific relations are encouraged to apply.

Type:

Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarship

Who can Apply for the East-West Center Washington Young Professionals Scholarship?

This program is ideal for those with a keen interest in US-Indo-Pacific relations. While applicants typically study fields such as international relations, Asia studies, international economics, international political economy, public policy, international business, and journalism, the program welcomes students and recent graduates from all academic backgrounds who are eager to learn more about this critical area of international relations.

Which Countries are Eligible for the East-West Center Washington Young Professionals Scholarship?

All nationalities

Where will Award be Taken?

The USA.

How Many Awards?

Not specified

What is the Benefit of Award?

Although not mandatory, the following skills and experiences are advantageous for applicants:

Research experience with open-source data and proficiency in Excel.
Ability to analyze quantitative data and clearly communicate findings.
Experience in the Indo-Pacific region, either through living, studying, or research.
Tracking and analyzing news from multiple media sources.
Interest in interpreting complex international relations topics into local contexts.
Skills in creating graphs, charts, and infographics for both online and print.
Basic understanding of economic data analysis, including FDI and Greenfield investments.
Fluency in an Asian language.
Experience in writing policy analyses, briefs, press releases, or other professional communications.
Public relations and brand management experience.

Requirements of the East-West Center Washington Young Professionals Scholarship Program

Participants are expected to commit to full-time participation (40 hours per week), with a monthly stipend of $2,000 (subject to taxes and withholding). Part-time participation is prorated accordingly. While residence in the DC metro area is preferred, applicants from other locations are also encouraged to apply. All participants must attend at least one weekly Zoom meeting, dedicate 20–40 hours per week to the program, and be available during Eastern Time working hours (9 a.m.–5 p.m.).

How to Apply:

You can apply for East-West Center Washington Young Professionals Scholarship via this application form: https://www.eastwestcenter.org/apply/east-west-center-washington-young-professionals-program

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Liberty Okechukwu

Okechukwu Liberty is a graduate of Mass Communication and a content writer for AfterSchoolAfrica. He is dedicated to researching scholarship and empowerment opportunities for students looking to study abroad. In his free time, he enjoys watching movies and taking long walks with friends.
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