Other Cornell Funding
There are many ways you can find support and funding at Cornell for your research and travel! In addition to Southeast Asia Program and Einaudi Center funding opportunities, you can seek out support for your travel, off-campus experiences, and other projects from a variety of campus sources.
If you would like to receive regular updates about SEAP funding deadlines, events, career opportunities, and more, be sure to fill out our student form. SEAP has curated this list of Cornell funding sources that will be particularly relevant for those with an interest in Southeast Asia.
Asian Studies Study, Research, and Service Travel Grants
Through the Asian Studies Summer Study, Research, and Travel Grants, students have the opportunity to spend part of a summer in an Asian country with a grant of up to $3,000 for travel and living expenses. Applicants may be from any college or major, but must have a proposed project that relates to their area of study. Priority will be given to students who have completed two years of language work in the relevant language prior to the intended travel, have no prior travel experience in the area, and are Asian studies majors or minors.
Application deadline: April 9th, 2025
Summer Experience Grant
The Student Assembly Summer Experience Grant provides financial support for students to complete summer unpaid or minimally paid career-related experiences. It helps students who would not be able to take on a summer career-related experience or would have a difficult time doing so. First years, sophomores, and juniors in all undergraduate colleges are eligible to apply.
Application deadline: The deadline has passed for this year.
Harrop and Ruth Freeman Fellowship
The Judith Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies awards one or more Harrop and Ruth Freeman Fellowships to encourage Cornell undergraduates to pursue summer work related to peace studies and conflict resolution in an otherwise unpaid position with a not-for-profit organization.
Application deadline: April 20 each year
Janet McKinley '74 Family Grant
The Janet McKinley ’74 Family Grant is open to all Cornell sophomores for the purpose of assisting students in pursuing interesting, provocative, and entrepreneurial summer projects, with the intent of having a direct and lasting impact on many generations of Cornell students.
Application deadline: The deadline has passed for this year.
Graduate School Grants
The Graduate School provides research degree students (MA/MS, PhD, JSD, DMA, and MFA) the opportunity to travel the world to enhance their scholarship. Eligible students may apply for grant funding related to professional conferences, research travel, or summer language education. The Graduate School also provides financial supplementation of external fellowships.
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