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AAS-NEAC Korean Studies Grants (next cycle)

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Official nameAAS-NEAC Korean Studies Grants (next cycle)
Sponsor countryUnited States
Amount / fundingResearch Travel within North America — up to $1,500 (maximum $200 for daily expenses); Short-term Research Travel outside North America — up to $5,000; Workshops and Conferences — partial support generally up to $5,000
Deadline1 February 2027 (next cycle opens 1 December 2026; applications due 1 February 2027; eligible projects must start after 1 April 2027 and be completed by 30 November 2027)
Start dateAfter 1 April 2027, completed by 30 November 2027
Minimum requirementsIndividual scholars based in North America, to improve teaching about Korea at college/precollege levels and integrate Korea into major disciplines; judged on project merit and financial need, with strong consideration for scholars with limited/no home-institution funding; in conjunction with the Korea Foundation; NEAC funds are not for primary/initial dissertation fieldwork (pre-doctoral research only to finalise a project) and not for partial funding of long-term research; applicants must not have received funding in the same category within the past 3 years; applicants must be current AAS members (join/renew before the deadline); only 1 Korea grant application per individual per grant period; graduate students must provide an advisor recommendation letter sent directly to AAS; IRB approval must be obtained before conducting research requiring it; home institutions must waive indirect costs.
Short descriptionKorean Studies Grants from the AAS Northeast Asia Council (with the Korea Foundation) for North America-based scholars, covering research travel and Korea-focused workshops and conferences.
Official application linkApply on the official page →

Level: PhD, Postdoc, Professional development · Funding type: partial · Field: 10 Arts & Humanities

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Application checklist

  • Project statement max 1,000 words
  • Budget statement by expense type listing all other support and pending applications
  • CV max 2 pages (plus organiser/keynoter CVs for conference/workshop applications)
  • Graduate students: advisor recommendation letter sent directly to AAS
  • AAS membership current before the deadline
  • Only economy airfare; only airfare, ground transportation, and maximum $200 daily expenses eligible for reimbursement (passport/visa fees, insurance, book/equipment purchases, shipping, gifts, research assistants, translation, photocopying/supplies, survey costs, human-subject payments NOT eligible)

Application tips

  • The cycle opens 1 December 2026 — do not use the old 1 October 2026 Japan-portal deadline or Fall 2025 notes on the same page.
  • Projects must start after 1 April 2027 and finish by 30 November 2027.
  • Check the 3-year same-category rule and the one-application-per-period rule.
  • Join or renew AAS membership before the deadline — it is a condition.

Tags

  • Korean studies
  • East Asian studies
  • Teaching about Korea

Always verify deadline, amount and eligibility on the official page before applying. Values marked ESTIMATE are based on a previous cycle and are not confirmed for the current round.