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Funds for support of faculty research and student education are derived from government, foundation, corporate, and individual sources; many are available through generous gifts from private individual sources.

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Varies	Reproductive Biomedicine Fellowships Population Council Amount: $30,000 This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Graduate Degree Fellowships Program East West Center This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Smithsonian Institution Fellowship Program Smithsonian Institution This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS); Student research grants Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS) Amount: $1,000 Awards: 2 This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	UCLA Collegium of University Teaching Fellows UCLA Collegium of University Teaching Fellows
Varies	KCC Japan Education Exchange Fellowship Program Kobe College Corporation (KCC) Amount: $24,000 This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Herbert Scoville, Jr. Peace Fellowship The Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship Program Amount: $1,800/ Month Stipend This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	CSIS Minority Internship in International Affairs Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Amount: $6,000 Awards: 50 This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Washington DC 2005 winter Internships UCLA National Internship Program This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	U.S. Department of State, Student Intern Program U.S. Department of State This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Grants to Introduce Korean Literature Overseas Korean Culture and Arts Foundation This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	James D. Kline Fund for International Studies Award James D. Kline Fund Amount: $500 to $3,000 This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	The Language Consortium Meeting on Grants Consortium Director, Robert Blake, and Associate Director, Kathleen Dillon, will come to the UCLA campus on Friday, January 23. This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Social Science Research Council (SSRC) The Social Science Research Council supports post-doctoral fellowships and faculty research related to Japan in the humanities and social sciences through several programs. This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	KCC Japan Education Exchange Graduate Fellowship Program Fellowships are for $24,000, one year, and not renewable. The purpose of the program is to support future American educators to become more knowledgeable about Japan. This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Blakemore Foundation Fellowships and Grants The Blakemore Foundation was established in 1990 by Thomas and Frances Blakemore to encourage the advanced study of Asian languages and to improve the understanding of Asian fine arts in the United States. This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Monbukagakusho Scholarships For university or college graduates interested in studying educational methods and school management, pursuing graduate studies at a Japanese university; for graduate students interested in pursuing Japanese Studies in Japan; for high school graduates who wish to study vocational skills at a vocational school in Japan This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	National Science Foundation: Social, Behavioral, and Economic Studies Numerous awards and programs for undergraduate or graduate students who wish to conduct research/study in Japan This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	NSEP National Security Education Program This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
Varies	Reitaku Foundation of America The primary function of this program is to promote educational and cultural exchanges between Japan and the United State. Reitaku University, a private university in the Tokyo area, has worked closely with its sister organization, the RICE Japanese Language Program in Washington, D.C. RFA builds on this decade of training experience in Washington This is a non-UCLA administered funding opportunity. Please refer all questions to originating funding agency
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Each year the International Institute and its centers award over a half million dollars in direct support for faculty research projects in international and foreign area fields. The variety of research topics reflect the diverse scope of the Institute's concerns and objectives, whether an in-depth examination of regional issues, a historical perspective, or a topical issue with an interdisciplinary focus.

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