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Saliksik Kasaysayan is a fellowship program to develop a compendium of Philippine history. It was a ten-month program that aimed to take stock of and secure the articles, materials, and references on the different periods in Philippine history. Dates of Implementation/Duration:  2022 – 2023 Partner Institutions: REX Education, Philippine Historical Association, and Philippine National Historical […]

The PCPD Graduate Fellowship and Research Grant Program sought to provide funding support to young Filipino scholars interested in pursuing a graduate degree at a local institution or undertake research in the field of population and development. Dates of Implementation/Duration:  2007 – 2013 Partner Institutions: Philippine Center for Population and Development (PCPD) Objective: To support

The International Fellowships Program (IFP) is Ford Foundation’s largest-ever grant activity for graduate students. PSSC was among some 20 international partner organizations of the Ford Foundation in administering the program in 21 countries around the world. This international partnership assigned PSSC the responsibility of promoting the program in the Philippines, recruiting applicants from the program’s

The ASIA Fellows Awards sought to develop regional expertise, establish a multilateral network of Asian specialists from many disciplines, professional fields and countries, stimulate interdisciplinary research and inter-societal comparison, and contribute to new developments within existing area studies communities. Dates of Implementation/Duration:  2002 – 2010 Partner Institutions: Asian Scholarship Foundation Objectives: Target Beneficiaries: Young mid-career Asian scholars

The International Program on the Elimination of Child Labour is a research fund program providing generous support to four graduate students who are undertaking theses or dissertations centered on the alarming issue of child labor within the country. Dates of Implementation/Duration:  1999 – 2001 Partner Institutions: International Labour Organization Objective: To provide financial support for comprehensive research

The Asian Fellowship Program is an effort to provide financial support to Asian graduate students in the Philippines pursuing studies in the social sciences, agriculture, and rural development. Dates of Implementation/Duration:   Early 1980s Partner Institutions: Rockefeller Brothers Fund and Washington State University Objectives Target Beneficiaries: Graduate students taking up studies in the field of social sciences,

by Aurora Perez

Edited by Jorge V. Tigno

edited by Maruja M.B. Asis