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Visitors
All persons interested in visiting the Berkeley campus to learn
more about Southeast Asian Studies at the university should contact
the Center staff. The Director
of International Protocol and Exchange in International and
Area Studies is also able to make arrangements for visitors, and
to discuss exchange agreements between UC Berkeley and other universities.
The Center can also provide contact information for faculty with
specific expertise in Southeast Asian affairs for media representatives.
Visiting Scholars & Researchers
The Center can sponsor Visiting Scholars or Visiting Student Researchers
on campus for periods of one month up to one year. Both positions
carry full privileges at the university, including library and gym
access and an e-mail account. The Center is not able to offer office
space.
Visiting Scholars must either have a Ph.D. granted more than five
years prior to the term of the appointment starting or have demonstrated
significant contributions to the field of Southeast Asian Studies.
The Center is not currently able to accept applications from scholars
whose Ph.D. degree was granted less than five years ago.
Visiting Student Researcher applications are accepted from graduate
students at the dissertation stage. Because of exchange agreements,
students from the following universities are not allowed to enroll
as visiting student researchers: Brown, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell,
Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Pennsylvania,
Princeton, Stanford and Yale.
Additional information on the application process and requirements
is available through the office of Visiting
Scholars and Postdoc Affairs.
Non-U.S. citizens should consult the office of the Berkeley International Office Website office for current information
on visa requirements and fees.
Application Information
Scholars who wish to be considered for a visiting scholar or research
appointment should submit a cover letter to the Center for Southeast
Asia Studies outlining the requested period of residence and the
current research project, a current curriculum vitae and a statement
of financial support and funding sources. All correspondence should
be written in English. Acceptance as a Visiting Scholar is not final
until approved by the Dean of International and Area Studies.
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