Rustgi Fellowships

The South Asian Studies Council offers Rustgi fellowships for summer research grants to students with a demonstrated commitment to the field of South Asian studies.  The fellowship is made possible through  a gift from Anil Rustgi (Yale ’80), Vinod Rustgi (Yale ’75) and his wife, Eileen Boyle Rustgi (Yale ’77) in honor of their parents, Moti Lal and Kamla Rustgi.  The general purpose of these grants is to increase understanding of the region among Yale students. Although graduate students may apply, preference will be given to undergraduates. 

DEADLINE: 4:00pm, Friday, March 7, 2008 (extended)
APPLICATION/INFORMATION: South Asian Studies Council, Room 309, Luce Hall, 432-5596

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The Fox International Fellowship Program

The Fox International Fellowship Program at The MacMillan Center is a direct two-way student exchange partnership between Yale University and eight of the world's leading universities in Russia, England, Germany, China, Japan, France, India, and Mexico.

In South Asia, the Fox Fellowship Program is partnered with Jawarharlal Nehru University.

Fox International Fellowship Homepage 

Press release

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Other Resources for Funding of Internships, Language Study, Research, and Travel in South Asia

The Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center
for International and Area Studies at Yale

Office of International Education and Fellowship Programs

Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
(external fellowships)

Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
(internal fellowships)

Yale School of Public Health

Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies

American Institute of Indian Studies

Community of Science

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