The Japanese Studies Overseas and Global Partnerships grant from the Japan Foundation supports international research and collaboration in Japanese studies through fellowships and institutional partnerships.
Funder: Japan Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026: Japan-U.S. Global Partnership & Fellowships | December 2026: JFSEAP, Japan-ASEAN, Fellowships, Japanese Studies Projects | January 2027: Japan Outreach Initiative (JOI) | June 2027: JFIPP Research Fellowship
Funding Amounts: Award size, duration, and coverage vary by program; generally includes travel, living, and project costs for research, exchanges, and institutional partnerships.
Summary: Supports global Japanese studies, international research, and cross-cultural partnerships through fellowships, grants, and institutional collaborations.
Key Information: Multiple subprograms for individuals and organizations in Japanese studies, U.S.-Japan, ASEAN-Japan, and Indo-Pacific partnerships.
The Japan Foundation's Japanese Studies Overseas and Global Partnerships program is a comprehensive initiative to advance international understanding of Japan by supporting Japanese studies, cross-cultural dialogue, and intellectual exchange worldwide. The program encompasses a range of fellowships, research grants, and institutional partnership opportunities designed to foster next-generation leaders, promote collaborative research, and build robust international networks. Special attention is given to projects involving the United States, ASEAN, the Indo-Pacific, and other global regions, with tailored opportunities for both individuals and organizations.