Master’s Opportunities in Anthropology in South Korea

The University of Calgary is seeking three highly motivated graduate students for research on Indigenous Planetary Well-being and Indigenous contributions to addressing environmental challenges. Students will be based at the University of Calgary and may undertake significant field work with collaborators and partners across Ontario and Alberta. The opportunities span three connected projects. The Indigenous Urban Climate Action project examines Indigenous climate action in cities, including urb...

Commonwealth Shared Scholarships support development-related master’s study at participating universities in the United Kingdom. The programme is intended for applicants from eligible Commonwealth countries whose postgraduate education can contribute to development in their home countries. Approved study areas include science, health, technology, agriculture, education and other development-related fields. Scholars join participating UK universities and undertake a master’s programme beginning i...

Asian Studies M.A. at the University of California, Berkeley is an interdisciplinary graduate program for students who want to study the languages, cultures, histories, and societies of Asia. The program spans regions from Northeast Asia to South and Southeast Asia and enables students to build an individualized course of study across the humanities and interpretative social sciences. Students conduct in-depth research in a chosen area of specialization while taking coursework in multiple depart...

Illinois State University is seeking graduate students for research in urban animal cognition, wildlife behavior, movement ecology, and human-wildlife interactions . The research group led by Dr. Lauren Stanton examines how animals perceive, learn about, and respond to human-altered environments, with particular interest in individual differences, early-life experience, social learning, cultural transmission, and strategies for coexistence between people and urban wildlife. Both openings are con...

Hokkaido University’s Graduate School of Science is accepting applications for the International Graduate Course for Data-driven and Hypothesis-driven Science (IGC-DHS), supported by Japanese Government MEXT scholarships for the October 2027 intake. The programme supports Master’s and doctoral research using data-driven and hypothesis-driven approaches across a broad range of natural-science fields. Potential thesis areas include mathematics, physics, cosmosciences, Earth sciences, seismology, b...

This research opportunity focuses on New World Screwworm modeling and surveillance within the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) in Fort Collins, Colorado. The project brings students into a collaborative environment with veterinary medical officers, statisticians, economists, entomologists, and ecologists working across epidemiology, risk analysis, disease modeling, economic evaluation, and surveillance. The selected participant will contribute t...

This opportunity sits within the Battlefield Information Systems Branch and the Tactical Spatial Computing Team at DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory. The project focuses on cross reality (XR) localization and interaction for ground maneuver operations, bringing together head-mounted displays, sensor systems, air/ground autonomy, and geospatial data. The research environment is centered on shared spatial localization and mapping, extended reality user experience design and assessment, human-machine...

This scholarship supports Danish citizens with close ties to Denmark who are pursuing a Master’s degree in the United States, usually at the Harvard Kennedy School and in some cases at another comparable Ivy League university. It is designed for study in public policy or public administration and is administered by the Danish-American Fulbright Commission. The award can support either a one-year or a full two-year master’s programme. The one-year option is intended for experienced professionals,...

The Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome (KNIR) offers funded research stays in Rome for students and early-career researchers whose projects benefit from access to the city’s libraries, archives, museums, and broader scholarly environment. The stay is designed to support work connected to Italian culture, history, and archaeology, with accommodation inside the institute and access to its academic life. Selected participants stay in KNIR for either 7 or 10 weeks depending on the category of appli...