SEAMEO-Jasper Research Award: Call for Entries

The 12th SEAMEO-Jasper Research Award aims to continue encourage young scholars to pursue research on a relevant theme on social development in Southeast Asia and facilitate continued interaction and knowledge-sharing among Southeast Asian and Canadian researchers.

The theme for the SEAMEO-Jasper Research Award 2024/2025 is Engaging Minority and Indigenous Communities in Southeast Asia.

Research studies may cover one or more areas as follows:

  1. Promoting inclusion in policy making and education;
  2. Preserving and promoting cultural heritage;
  3. Empowering minorities and indigenous communities through skills training and economic opportunities; and
  4. Addressing issues of discrimination and social inequality

Eligibility:

  1. A national of a SEAMEO Member Country*
  2. Holder of advanced degree
  3. Not more than 45 years of age at the time of application
  4. Not currently associated with or employed by any of the SEAMEO Centers/Networks or SEAMEO Secretariat
  5. Not previously received any awards organized by SEAMEO Secretariat
  6. For studies/projects conducted by a team of researchers, only one author will be eligible for nomination. The submission should include a written note from the co-author(s) waiving any claim to the Award, in case the research is selected; and a statement indicating the nominee’s level of responsibility (in percentage) for the research work
  7. Physically fit to travel; certification by a competent physician may be requested before travelling

* SEAMEO Member Countries include: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor Leste and Vietnam

For additional program background and complete application details, please visit:

https://www.seameo.org/Main_programme/471

Deadline:  31 December, 2024

Collaborative Research Opportunity on Impacts of Study Abroad

Research Project: Investigating the Long-Term Outcomes and Impacts of Short-Term Mobility (Study Abroad) Programs on Alumni Participants’ Diversity, Leadership, and Employment Pathways

UMAP member institutions are invited to partner with a team of  Australian researchers to  to investigate long-term outcomes of outbound study abroad programs on participants’ career decision-making.  Research will also explore student participants’ capacity for working in decolonising and culturally diverse ways, as well as the impacts of programs on participants’ global awareness linked to global citizenship and Sustainable Development Goals (especially where low and middle income (developing) countries are involved). The current research team is  particularly interested in teacher education, but is open to discuss inclusion of other fields. 

Interested UMAP members can review the complete proposal HERE and should plan to attend the online information session taking place  Wednesday July 17, 19:00 Vancouver / 22:00 Santiago / Thursday July 18 02:00 UTC / 10:00 Manila; KL / 11:00 Tokyo / 12:00 Melbourne

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwufu2rqTkoHtNsBinQUG_IcoMm7Lw_Z52N

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing details about joining the meeting.