Taiwan Program Kwoh-Ting Li Visiting Fellowship
Taiwan Program Kwoh-Ting Li Visiting Fellowship supports scholars and professionals researching contemporary Taiwan at Stanford to examine its economy, society, and responses to future challenges.
Funder: Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center
Due Dates: March 1, 2027 (Application and all required materials)
Funding Amounts: $30,000 supplementary stipend for one academic year, beginning autumn quarter 2027
Summary: Supports established Taiwan-focused scholars and professionals conducting multidisciplinary research on contemporary Taiwan at Stanford.
Key Information: Fellows must remain in residence at Stanford and are expected to secure additional financial support.
Description
The Taiwan Program at Stanford’s Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC) offers this visiting fellowship to mid-career and senior scholars and established professionals working on contemporary Taiwan. It supports research, writing, seminar participation, and opportunities to teach a course, with a focus on issues affecting Taiwan’s economy and society and U.S.-Taiwan partnerships.
Research may address Taiwan’s economy, society, demography, environment, technology, or other areas of contemporary Taiwan studies, drawing on disciplines including the social sciences, public policy, and business. Fellows collaborate with APARC researchers, Stanford faculty, and students to examine how Taiwan can respond to economic, social, technological, environmental, and institutional adaptation in the coming decades.
