The China Policy Fellowship is run by the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC) at Stanford University.
The fellow, a professional or scholar from Asia or the United States, spends the academic year at Stanford doing original research on contemporary China or U.S.-China policy and leads a major conference on the U.S.-China agenda.
Benefits & funding
- A monthly stipend paid over the nine-month appointment; the amount is not published.
- The position carries no benefits.
- The fellow must be in residence full-time at Stanford and is expected to produce a published output (a book, policy brief, report or conference proceedings).
Eligibility
- Applications are by invitation only; there is no open call.
- Candidates are mid-career to senior experts with extensive research experience and influence on policymaking.
- Fellows come from Asia and the United States; no nationality rule is stated.
Application process
- 1APARC invites candidates directly; the page gives no way to apply unprompted.
Program timeline
Fall quarter
Appointment begins (nine months)