
U.S. Embassy Rangoon Accepting Applications for Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship 2026-2027

The Fulbright Foreign Student Program provides full scholarships to Myanmar students interested in pursuing a master’s degree at universities in the United States in fields that contribute to academic exchange, professional development, and areas of mutual interest between the United States and Myanmar.
Who
Participants in the Fulbright Foreign Student Program are selected through a merit-based, open competition. Successful applicants are chosen based on leadership potential, academic excellence, adaptability to life in the United States, and the ability to promote mutual understanding between the people of the United States and Myanmar.
Eligibility
To be eligible for the Fulbright scholarship, applicants:must be Myanmar citizens;
must hold at least a bachelor’s degree with a strong academic background and a record of excellence in previous studies (applicants holding advanced degrees, such as a master’s degree, are also eligible);
must demonstrate a strong command of the English language (a TOEFL score of 575 [paper-based] or 90 [internet-based] is preferred). Applicants without a valid TOEFL score must take a screening test conducted by the U.S. Embassy and, if nominated, must take the official TOEFL test, GRE, or GMAT;
must have relevant academic training and strong professional experience in their proposed field of study; must demonstrate strong motivation and a commitment to completing the program and returning to Myanmar upon completion; should have little or no previous experience studying or living in the United States;should not hold a degree from a U.S. institution or be currently enrolled in a U.S. degree program.
Learn more and apply here.
DEADLINE: May 1, 2026, 11:59 p.m. (Myanmar Time)
Chulalongkorn University Scholarships 2026 in Thailand (Fully Funded)
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

The Department of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies (ISEK), University of Zurich, are recruiting two fully funded PhD researchers for the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)-funded project “OFFGRID: Energy Futures in Southeast Asia”. The project explores how small-scale, off-grid solar systems are reshaping everyday life, labour, and power relations across urban and rural contexts in Indonesia and Vietnam.
Each PhD will develop an independent subproject:
• Rural Vietnam – household solar, agrivoltaics, and rural livelihoods
• Urban Indonesia – rooftop solar, inequality, and energy access
These positions offer the opportunity to conduct multi-sited ethnographic fieldwork, engage in interdisciplinary collaboration, and contribute to cutting-edge debates on energy transitions beyond technical framings.
📍 Zurich-based | 🗓 Start: August 2026 (or by arrangement)
📅 Applications reviewed from 27 April 2026
Link for the full call for applications: https://t.uzh.ch/1XJ
The Center for Black, Brown, and Queer Studies (BBQ+)
An independent Center dedicated to interdisciplinary research, pedagogy, and mentorship in critical race, Indigenous, postcolonial, and queer studies. Our annual fellowship, supported by the Mellon Foundation, brings together a diverse group of scholars from undergraduates to postgraduates working across these fields in a collaborative and supportive environment.
https://www.bbqplus.org/fellowship/apply
The application period for the 2026-27 fellowship cohort is now open!
Eligibility
The Fellowship space is designed for underrepresented scholars, broadly and intersectionally defined. It is open to:
College students (including students in community colleges) $1000:
Early college students (Sophomores and Juniors) interested in developing independent research skills in the humanities.
Seniors and recent graduates interested in developing their research and/or applying to graduate programs.
Master’s students and recent Master’s degree holders (3 years post-degree) $2000
Ph.D., Ed.D., and other doctoral students $5000
Recent postdoctoral scholars (up to 8 years post-degree) $10,000
Please note: The fellowship is open to undocumented and international applicants.
Questions and inquiry: fellowships@bbqplus.org
The C.Y. Tung Scholarship is a prestigious award specifically designed to foster cross-cultural understanding. It provides $25,000 in tuition support to qualifying students who demonstrate a commitment to Asian studies and global citizenship. This scholarship may be used towards an upcoming voyage with Semester at Sea. College students who are taking courses and have an interest in relations between China and the United States are welcome to apply for the C.Y. Tung Scholarship.
Why Semester at Sea? Semester at Sea is a premier comparative study abroad program where the ship serves as a traveling campus. Students visit 10+ countries across multiple continents in a single semester, taking courses accredited by Colorado State University while gaining an unparalleled global perspective.
Scholarship Information
Amount: $25,000
Voyages: Spring and Fall
Eligibility: The program is open to college students in China, Hong Kong, and the United States who are taking courses and have an interest in relations between China and the United States.
Center for Indonesian Policy Studies Fellowship Program
The CIPS Fellowship is for researchers who are completing their postgraduate theses to conduct research in Indonesia over a period of six months. Open to English speakers in final-year postgraduate students pursuing topics in food security and trade, agriculture, education, digital security, digital trade, and digital inclusivity.
Please send inquiries to recruitment@cips-indonesia.org. See also https://www.csis.or.id/careers/fellowship/.
Applications are accepted year-round. APPLY HERE.
