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Guidelines to the Taiwan Fellowship Program To encourage the experts and scholars worldwide who are interested in Taiwan, cross-strait relations, mainland China, Asia Pacific, and Sinology to conduct research in Taiwan’s universities or research institutes and promote academic exchanges, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) of Republic of China (ROC) has regulated the following guidelines. The fellowship recipients should be foreign professors, associate professors, assistant professors, and doctoral candidates of related departments of overseas universities, and research fellows of the same level in academic institutes abroad. The field of study should be social sciences, such as Taiwan studies, cross-strait studies, China studies, Asia Pacific studies, and Sinology. The granting and duration of the fellowship: An economy class roundtrip ticket flying the most direct route will be provided. Tickets will not be provided to recipients who are already in Taiwan. Research stipends are granted in the beginning of each month in the following two categories: Professors, associate professors, research fellows, and associate research fellows: NT$60,000. Assistant professors, assistant research fellows, and doctoral candidates: NT$50,000. The minimum duration of scholarship is three months, and the maximum is one year. Accident insurance of NT$ 1,000,000 is provided during the term of research in Taiwan. (This sum is also to cover the expenses incurred from the treatment of injuries.) The quota of recipients is determined in accordance with MOFA’s annual budget. In principle, 30 recipients are selected each year. Applicants should submit the prepared English or Chinese documents to the ROC Embassy or Representative Office in their home countries or where their research or study is based. The documents include: Application form. Resume (including a publication list). Research proposal (No word limits. The proposal should be well-organized, and will serve as the refer