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Find similar grantsTaiwan Summer Language and Research Grants for 2026 is sponsored by Taiwan Education and Research Program (TERP) at George Washington University. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Applications for Taiwan Summer Language and Research Grants for 2026 are now Open. If you would like more information on external fellowships/scholarships, please find them at Center for Undergraduate Fellowships and Research , The Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships (OGSAF) , and Office for Study Abroad . For questions about FLAS, please refer to the OGSAF’s page .
Application for GW Taiwan Summer Research and Language Awards 2026 [PDF] Taiwan Summer Language Awards 2026 The Taiwan Education and Research Program (TERP) is pleased to offer a grant for the study of Chinese in Taiwan. Applicants need to confirm acceptance into a language program before leaving. Language programs must be at least 8 weeks long.
If you also intend on taking part in an internship over the summer, it must be completed either before or after the language program. Applicants need to confirm acceptance into a language program before leaving. Language programs must be at least 8 weeks long.
This grant is open to all GW B. A. , M.
A. and Ph. D.
students regardless of nationality. Preference is given to applicants who must pass a language proficiency exam in order to complete their degree requirements. Summer Grant for Field Research in Taiwan 2026 The Taiwan Education and Research Program (TERP) offers summer field research grants in Taiwan for George Washington University graduate students (M.
A. or Ph. D.)
interested in Taiwan affairs, regardless of nationality. These awards provide funding for travel, living, and research expenses while doing fieldwork in Taiwan. Preference is given to Ph.
D. applicants who are in their third or fourth year of study, or who can otherwise demonstrate the necessity of the grant towards conducting research related to their thesis. If you are applying for research: Applicants need to describe their research project in their proposal.
These awards provide funding for travel, living, and research expenses while doing fieldwork in Taiwan. Preference is given to PhD applicants who are in their third or fourth year of study, or who can otherwise demonstrate the necessity of the grant towards conducting research related to their thesis or dissertation.
Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) Summer Fellowship The U.S. Department of Education Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship Program provides summer fellowships to institutions of higher education. The grant to GW, written by the Institute for Middle East Studies and the Sigur Center for Asian Studies, assists graduate (M. A.
and Ph. D.) , professional students (J.
D. , MPH, DrPH, MBA and M. D.)
, and undergraduate students to further language study and area/international studies. The Summer FLAS fellowships are intended to help students gain the equivalent of a year’s worth of college-level language study. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Note: FLAS fellows may travel to any country that the State Department has listed as Level 1 or 2. Level 3 countries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. For countries like Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, and Israel, approval will depend on where in the country the fellow wants to study.
Applicants should check the State Department’s website periodically and have an alternative country in case a designation changes or the country is not approved. FLAS fellows are not allowed to travel to any country that the State Department has listed as a Level 4. More information on FLAS is also available through the Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships .
Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) Academic Year Fellowship Committee decisions are final. Due to the high volume of applications received for this fellowship, feedback on decisions cannot be provided to applicants . We will not make exceptions on late submissions.
More information on FLAS is also available through the Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: George Washington University graduate students (M. A. or Ph. D.) for research grants, and all GW B. A. , M. A. , and Ph. D. students regardless of nationality for language awards. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Taiwan Summer Language and Research Grants for 2026 is funded by Taiwan Education and Research Program (TERP) at George Washington University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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