East-West Center(EWC)

Provides master's and doctoral degree funding for students from Asia, the Pacific, and the United States to pursue graduate study at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa with housing and partial support for incidental expenses. The fellowship includes community-building, leadership development, and competitive funding for field study and conferences.

Graduate degree fellowships to join the East-West Center community at UH Mānoa; applications are currently open.

Scholarship for students from Okinawa to study at the East-West Center/UH Mānoa; applications are open.

Young Professionals Program in Washington, DC accepting applications for the Spring 2027 cohort for undergraduate and graduate students and recent graduates interested in US–Indo-Pacific issues.

Scholarship support for master’s and bachelor’s degree study at the University of Hawaiʻi for students from Pacific Island countries, with expanded eligibility this year to include the FSM, Palau, and the Marshall Islands. Applications are stated as open in the announcement.

Applications open for the APLP 2027 cohort, a leadership program covering themes including energy, food and agriculture, health, AI, supply chains, and critical infrastructure to prepare leaders for regional economic-security challenges.

Applications opened for the POSCO Visiting Fellowship inviting outstanding scholars and policymakers to conduct policy-relevant research on political, security, and economic issues in Northeast Asia related to Korea.

Applications are still being accepted for the flagship Asia Pacific Leadership Program, a leadership development program for participants across the Asia–Pacific region.

Applications remain open for the year-long Indo-Pacific Leadership Lab (funded by the Japan Foundation), which focuses on community responses to environmental and livelihood changes through governance and innovation.