Harvard-Yenching Program

Visiting Scholars Program

The Visiting Scholars Program invites international scholars to conduct research at Ewha Womans University for a semester or academic year. Scholars are provided with access to Ewha’s academic resources and guidance from faculty mentors.

Participants have the opportunity to collaborate with Ewha faculty, engage in seminars, and contribute to the university’s research initiatives.

 
   Eligible Fields: Fields of research in the humanities and social sciences to be considered are: Anthropology, Archaeology, Area and International Studies, Art and Architectural History, Geography, History (including economic and legal history), Linguistics, Literature, Media and Film Studies, Philosophy, Politics, Sociology, Study of Religion, Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies. 
   
 * Scholars in the fields of Economics, Education, Law, Psychology, and Public Administration may be considered, but must check with the Institute before submitting applications. Applicants do not have to be working on Asian studies topics to be eligible. 
   
 Only applicants whose universities are affiliated with HYI are eligible to apply. HYI can only accept applications submitted by the applicant’s international or foreign affairs office. Interested individuals should contact their International or Foreign Affairs Office for more information. The annual deadline for applications is September 15th. All applicants and university administrators will be notified of selection results by late February of the following year. The program begins on August 1st. 
   
 For further details, visit 
   Ewha Portal – Faculty/Staff Bulletin Board.

Library Research Grant

The Library Research Grant supports visiting researchers and scholars who wish to utilize Ewha’s extensive library collections for their academic projects.

Boston College (BC) Ricci Institute–HYI Joint Visiting Researcher Fellowship Program

This fellowship program provides funding and research support for scholars conducting advanced studies in humanities and social sciences in collaboration with Ewha.

HYI fellowship opportunities for graduate students or junior faculty

The HYI Advanced Training program offers international scholars specialized workshops and training sessions at Ewha, fostering global academic exchange.

HYI Fellowship for Regional Studies – East Asia (RSEA) Master’s Program

The RSEA Master’s Program allows selected students and scholars to engage in intensive research and coursework at Ewha in collaboration with partner institutions in Asia.