Education Program: A multicultural student community committed to positive change
The East-West Center's graduate student programs, carried out in cooperation with the University of Hawai‘i (UH), are designed to foster a shared sense of community and develop the leadership skills and regional literacy needed for regional cooperation and community building among nations. Since it was established in 1960 by the U.S. Congress, the East-West Center has supported more than 8,000 students from Asia, the Pacific, the United States, and around the world. Graduate students from over 40 countries, Hawai‘i, and from across the U.S. live in residence at the Center, where they learn, work, and live together. Through cultural exchange, shared experiences, and collaborative preparation for future leadership roles throughout the region, the East-West Center experience creates lasting relationships and an active network of people committed to positive change.
Subscribe to our electronic newsletter to receive periodic email announcements and updates about our student scholarships and fellowships.
EWC Student Experience describes the vibrant international student community at the East-West Center and its many student-led initiatives. These include the annual International Graduate Student Conference, the thought provoking weekly Exchange, and the activities organized by the elected East-West Center Participants Association.
"East-West Center Funding & Education Programs Info-session" links to a fall 2023 hour-long webinar hosted in partnership with the University of Hawai‘i Graduate Division. Click on the video or visit our opportunities for study and scholarship page to learn more about student opportunities at the East-West Center.
The Education Program flier is an overview of many of our scholarships and fellowships. Feel free to download and print it to post in your office, around campus, and share with others. (PDF)
Education Program: A multicultural student community committed to positive change
The East-West Center's graduate student programs, carried out in cooperation with the University of Hawai‘i (UH), are designed to foster a shared sense of community and develop the leadership skills and regional literacy needed for regional cooperation and community building among nations. Since it was established in 1960 by the U.S. Congress, the East-West Center has supported more than 8,000 students from Asia, the Pacific, the United States, and around the world. Graduate students from over 40 countries, Hawai‘i, and from across the U.S. live in residence at the Center, where they learn, work, and live together. Through cultural exchange, shared experiences, and collaborative preparation for future leadership roles throughout the region, the East-West Center experience creates lasting relationships and an active network of people committed to positive change.
Subscribe to our electronic newsletter to receive periodic email announcements and updates about our student scholarships and fellowships.
EWC Student Experience describes the vibrant international student community at the East-West Center and its many student-led initiatives. These include the annual International Graduate Student Conference, the thought provoking weekly Exchange, and the activities organized by the elected East-West Center Participants Association.
"East-West Center Funding & Education Programs Info-session" links to a fall 2023 hour-long webinar hosted in partnership with the University of Hawai‘i Graduate Division. Click on the video or visit our opportunities for study and scholarship page to learn more about student opportunities at the East-West Center.
The Education Program flier is an overview of many of our scholarships and fellowships. Feel free to download and print it to post in your office, around campus, and share with others. (PDF)