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OpenPaul & Daisy Soros Fellowships
Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans
Support graduate or professional study across disciplines for New Americans.
OpenCouncil on Foreign Relations
International Affairs Fellowship
Move between foreign-policy research and practice through a placement in government, an international organization, or CFR.
OpenAAAS
AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships
Bring scientific and engineering expertise to policy work and develop practical policymaking experience.
OpenPrinceton in Asia
Princeton in Asia Fellowships
Work with an Asian host organization while building professional skills and cross-cultural relationships.
OpenPublic Policy & International Affairs Program
PPIA Junior Summer Institute
Prepare for policy graduate study through summer coursework, career guidance, and a public-service cohort.
ClosedFAPA
Emerging Leaders Program: Taiwan Trek
Explore Taiwan’s public policy, economy, security and society through meetings with experts and local communities.
Not announcedU.S. Department of State / The Washington Center
Foreign Affairs IT Fellowship
Combine IT education with internships and mentoring toward a Diplomatic Technology Officer career.
ClosedU.S. Department of State / IIE
Fulbright U.S. Student Program
Pursue an overseas study or research project, or teach English through an international exchange award.
ClosedStanford University
Knight-Hennessy Scholars
Combine a Stanford graduate degree with a multidisciplinary leadership community.
ClosedHenry Luce Foundation
Luce Scholars Program
Build experience in Asia through language learning and a professional placement tailored to your interests.
Not announcedTaiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs
MOSAIC Taiwan
An exchange introducing emerging leaders to Taiwan and its society, public affairs and international relationships.
PostponedU.S. Department of State / Howard University
Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship
Combine graduate study, internships and mentoring in preparation for a Foreign Service career.
PostponedU.S. Department of State / Howard University
Rangel Graduate Fellowship
Graduate education, internships and mentoring designed to prepare participants for Foreign Service careers.
Not announcedNational Endowment for Democracy
Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellowship
Develop a democracy-focused research or practice project alongside an international community in Washington.
ClosedTsinghua University
Schwarzman Scholars
Study global affairs and leadership in Beijing alongside an international cohort.
ClosedGW Taiwan Education and Research Program
Strait Talk — George Washington University
Participate in facilitated dialogue about Taiwan Strait issues through a university-hosted program.
ClosedPresident’s Commission on White House Fellowships
White House Fellows
Gain experience in federal leadership through placements with senior government officials.
Presidential Management Fellows is no longer listed as an opportunity: OPM announced the program’s termination.
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