IU Project GO
https://languageworkshop.indiana.edu/funding/project-go.html
Project GO (Global Officers) is a collaborative initiative that promotes critical language education, study abroad, and intercultural dialogue opportunities through language study scholarships for ROTC students. The US military needs future military officers who possess the cross-cultural communication skills required for effective leadership in the 21st Century operational environment.
Project GO is funded by the Department of Defense through the Defense Language National Security Education Office (DLNSEO). Federal funds pass from DLNSEO to the Institute of International Education, which administers the Project GO institutional grants. On behalf of the federal government, IIE has awarded a Project GO grant to Indiana University.
Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships
https://hls.indiana.edu/academics/scholarships/flas.html
Title VI Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships are awarded to universities in order to promote the language and area studies training of undergraduate and graduate students who intend to make their careers in government service, higher education, or other employment where knowledge of foreign cultures is a prerequisite for success. In accordance with the guidelines of the Department of Education, preference will be given to students likely to pursue government service. Only US citizens and permanent residents are eligible for FLAS fellowships.
IAUNRC accepts applications for the study of the following languages in the 2014-2015 academic year: Dari, Estonian, Finnish, Hungarian, Kazakh, Mongolian, Pashto, Persian, Tibetan, Turkish, Uyghur, and Uzbek. FLAS fellowships for Persian for the study both of Central Asia and Iran are now being offered by the IAUNRC. Kazakh is contingent upon instructor availability.
CEUS Travel Funding
One of the important legacies Professor Denis Sinor left to our department was the tradition of supporting graduate student travel for academic conferences. The Central Eurasian Studies Department makes available to CEUS students who have been confirmed as conference presenters awards, on a competative basis, up to $350 Awards are based on merit, demonstrated need, and availability of funds. Students applying for conference funding should inquire at aces@indiana.edu.
Hungarian Studies Research Fellowship
The Hungarian Studies Research Fellowship provides funding to do field research in Hungarian Studies in Europe, preferably Hungary, or North America. Awards up to $3,000 can be used for travel and/or research related expenses. To be eligible you must be an IU undergraduate or graduate student in good standing majoring or minoring in Central Eurasian Studies or have taken at least two years of Hungarian language plus one Hungarian culture course. Non-degree students are not eligible.
Apply by submitting a statement on your research project including anticipated travel dates and a complete budget.
Applications should be submitted in one PDF to ayounger@indiana.edu with the subject line Hungarian Studies Research Fellowship no later than March 15, 2021. Awards will be made by April 30, 2021.
Other Funding possibilities
Office of the Vice President for International Affairs
IU Foundation
Scholarships
IU's Walter Career Center offers guidance at all stages of career planning and position-seeking to students in Arts & Sciences, including HLS students. The Walter Center offers workshops, individual consultations, recruiting events, and a variety of services related to internships and career development. https://careers.college.indiana.edu
The Hamilton-Lugar School offers additional career services, with a team of career coaches, direction toward internship opportunities, and 1-2 credit courses focused on career building. https://hls.indiana.edu/careers/
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