How to Apply: EAPSI-KOREA
Eligibility
Applicants must meet all of the following criteria:
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident;
- Enrolled in a research-oriented master's or Ph.D. degree program (including joint degree programs);
- Enrolled at a U.S. institution in the United States; and
- Pursuing studies in fields of science and engineering research and education supported by the National Science Foundation (see
Solicitation for details).
- Previous EAPSI awardees may apply, but only to a new host location
Application Process
All desired applicants need to submit:
- Cover Sheet
Complete all fields in the cover sheet. Check that your name and address are correct. Select the EAPSI program solicitation from the list shown.
- Application Form
- Up to three (3) locations and up to three potential host researchers (one per location) in order of preference.
- Up to three (3) keywords describing your proposed research area and/or field of study.
- Applicants are required to obtain an invitation or acceptance (an email is sufficient) from host researcher(s).
- Project Description (5 pages limit) -All page limits include: images, figures, graphics, tables, etc
- Describe the Intellectual Merit of your proposed research (See Section VI. A.).
- Provide a clear description of hypothesis-driven research question(s) to be addressed, research objectives and methodologies.
- Describe the expected value of gaining cultural and scientific experience in Australia, China, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore or Taiwan to your future career.
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Biographical Sketch (2 pages limit)
- Your academic background, past research experience, previous international experience, a list of publications (if any) and/or other pertinent information (e.g., awards, skills, and abilities)
- i. Use of the template for your Biographical Sketch is strongly recommended.
- Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
- Official Statement of Current Enrollment
- Communication with potential Host Researchers (If allowed)
How to Apply Guide
For step-by-step instructions, see the
2012 Application Guide
Registration needs to be done online:
- Individual Registration
The EAPSI applicant is referred to as a "Principal Investigator" (PI) and must first register on the NSF FastLane system.
- Log In
- Create a Proposal
- Submit the Completed Proposal by the application deadline
If you are certain that the two required recommendation letters have already been submitted