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  • About Us
    • Faculty Directory
      • A-C
      • D-J
      • K-M
      • N-S
      • T-Z
    • Staff
      • Affiliated Programs Leadership
    • East Asia National Resource Center
    • Affiliated Programs
      • China Policy Program
      • Memory and Reconciliation in the Asia Pacific
      • Rising Powers Initiative
      • Taiwan Education and Research Program
      • Tibet Governance Project
      • Uyghur Studies Initiative
    • History
    • Statement on Diversity & Inclusion in Asian Studies at the Elliott School
    • Statement on Anti-Asian Violence
    • Diversity and Inclusion at the Elliott School
  • News & Events
    • In the News
    • Upcoming Events
    • Archived Events
      • Helen T. Lin Legacy Initiative Tiger Talk Archive Collection
    • Flagship Events
      • Gaston Sigur Memorial Lectures
      • New Books in Asian Studies
      • Taiwan Roundtables
      • Sigur Center Lecture Series
      • Taiwan Conference Series
      • Visiting Scholar Roundtables
  • Visiting Scholars
    • Apply
    • Insights & Opinions
    • Current Scholars
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    • Asian Connections Newsletter
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    • Summer Course: Introduction to Chaghatay
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Uyghur Studies Summer Fellowship

The application for the Uyghur Studies Summer Fellowship for 2025 is now CLOSED.

Apply for the Uyghur Studies Summer Fellowship

The Sigur Center seeks proposals for summer fellowships for George Washington University graduate students (M.A. or Ph.D.) conducting research on the history, culture, or arts of the Uyghur region and diaspora. These awards provide funding for travel, living, research, or tuition expenses. Preference will be given to students with a prior record of research and study on Uyghur issues. To apply, please submit a description of your proposed summer project. Applications must include a draft budget and list other summer support that the applicant has received or is currently seeking. The amount of the award will vary depending on budget and availability of funding, but we expect to provide an average of $5,000 per fellowship.

 

Eligibility

  • A graduate student at GW
  • Interest or experience in Uyghur studies

Required Documents

  • Application
  • Research proposal
  • A proposed budget detailing how the fellowship will be used
  • Transcript(s)
  • A resume/CV
  • Two letters of recommendation
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