Japanese Studies Overseas and Global Partnerships
The Japan Foundation supports research, fellowships, and collaborative projects to advance Japanese studies and foster international academic partnerships, with a focus on ASEAN, the U.S., Australia, and India.
Funder: Japan Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2026 (JFIPP) | January 2027 (JOI) | December 2026 (JFSEAP, Japan-ASEAN, Japan-U.S., Japanese Studies Fellowship, JF-JSA-ASEAN, Japanese Studies Projects, Research Networks)
Funding Amounts: Funding varies by program; typically covers travel, living expenses, project costs, and/or stipends for individuals and organizations.
Summary: Supports international research, fellowships, and collaborative projects to advance Japanese studies and global partnerships, especially with ASEAN, U.S., Australia, and India.
Key Information: Multiple programs for both individuals and organizations; eligibility and application processes differ by program and applicant location.
Description
The Japan Foundation’s Japanese Studies Overseas and Global Partnerships programs are designed to deepen the understanding of Japan worldwide and to foster international dialogue on shared global issues. These programs offer a broad array of grants and fellowships for both individuals and organizations, supporting research, intellectual exchange, and collaborative projects. Special focus is given to building networks and next-generation leadership, particularly in partnership with ASEAN countries, the U.S., Australia, and India. Opportunities include fellowships for research in Japan, collaborative policy research, institutional partnerships, and outreach initiatives.
