For summer 2001, there will be 12-14 scholarships in each program. Blakemore Fellowships Not administered by UW or the Jackson School , but of special interest to students focusing on East and Southeast Asia. Provides grants for an academic year in an Asian country for advanced language training in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or Southeast Asian languages. Deadline is January 15, 2001. The Jackson School has a few teaching assistantships, usually in Asian Studies, Comparative Religion and International Studies.
Preference is given to continuing students with relevant backgrounds.
The China Studies and Japan Studies programs award Research Assistantships to first-year graduate students. Recipients are employed half-time and work with a member of the China or Japan Studies faculty. Students also should contact individual faculty members or program offices to inquire about other available positions. This web site has been compiled to provide the reader with a view of the Jackson School's programs and procedures necessary for graduate admission. Because curriculum revisions and program changes often occur during the period these documents are in circulation, students should assume the responsibility for consulting the Jackson School for the most current information.