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Deadline was May 15, 2026 at 11:59 GMT+7. Today is 2026-05-27, so this deadline has passed.
"Research Grants Scheme 2026" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Research Grants Scheme 2026 is sponsored by SHAPE-SEA Programme (Strengthening Human Rights and Peace Research and Education in Southeast Asia), Mahidol University. This scheme supports empirical research on human rights and peace in Southeast Asia, with a focus on issues affecting marginalized and vulnerable communities.
It offers financial, technical, and academic support to postgraduate students, early-career researchers, and academics.
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Strengthening Human Rights and Peace Research and Education in ASEAN Transforming the landscape of human rights promotion and peacebuilding in the region through a dynamic focus on research, education, and regional policy advocacy.
New Release: Access and download your e-copy of Responding to a World in Disorder: Emerging Research in Rights, Politics, and Sustainable Development, a brief and insightful summary of the two-day plenary sessions hosted by SHAPE-SEA during the international hybrid conference held last July 2025. Fostering a Culture of Rights and Peace We believe that knowledge is the foundation of change.
By equipping scholars, civil society, and policy makers with rigorous research and accessible education, we are building a more just and peaceful Southeast Asia for generations to come. Check out the Resources produced by SHAPE-SEA and its collaborators! Explore a collection of resources developed together with our collaborators.
These publications ranging from research outputs to practical tools reflect our collective efforts to promote human rights and research education and critical enquiry in the region. We implement a variety of initiatives aimed at strengthening the human rights framework and peace research across the region.
Supporting critical studies on human rights and peace at local, national, and regional levels through grants and collaborative projects. Peace and Conflict Studies Encouraging an interdisciplinary social science approach to research that analyzes the causes, dynamics, and resolution of both violent and nonviolent conflicts to foster sustainable peace.
Connecting academics with ASEAN bodies and civil society leaders to influence policy-making through evidence-based research. Monitoring regional human rights trends and providing rapid response research for emerging crises and conflict areas. Research Capacity Building Workshops and training modules designed to enhance the research capabilities of young and emerging Southeast Asian scholars.
Disseminating knowledge through public forums, webinars, and open-access resources to foster a broader culture of peace. Stay updated with the evolving landscape of peace and rights.
Opinion & Editorial • Nov 05, 2025 Myanmar’s Digital Authoritarianism and its Human Cost News & Events • Apr 18, 2025 SHAPE-SEA facilitated a brownbag session titled “From Principles to Policy Advocacy: Advocating and Lobbying for Human Rights-based Cities”with Bandung youth and emerging scholars News & Events • Aug 25, 2025 AUN-HRE hosts 9th Annual Regional Lecturer Workshop, tackles Right to Development, Gender, and Migration through an Intersectional Lens, with support from SHAPE-SEA News & Events • Oct 09, 2025 SHAPE-SEA Recognizes Interns’ Contributions to Amplify Human Rights and Peace Research in SEA Leave this field empty if you're human: Be part of the growing network of scholars and advocates.
Join our efforts to advance human rights and peace research across Southeast Asia.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to postgraduate students, early-career researchers, and academics who are Southeast Asian/ASEAN citizens residing in Southeast Asia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to THB 150,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was May 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Research Grants Scheme 2026 is funded by SHAPE-SEA Programme (Strengthening Human Rights and Peace Research and Education in Southeast Asia), Mahidol University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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