Past Event
Indonesian Language Class – October 30
In-Person Event
Ash Center Room 202, Suite 200 124 Mount Auburn Street
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm EDT
For Students
From research to teaching, students are central to our work.
Contact Info
- Laura Ma, Associate Director, Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia and China Programs
- Laura_Ma@hks.harvard.edu
Links & Downloads
The Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia and its faculty are committed to enriching the educational experience for students at the Kennedy School. In addition to teaching degree courses, our faculty regularly advise and engage with students from the time they arrive on campus for orientation through graduation and beyond. The Rajawali Institute is proud to support students with tuition assistance and a host of co-curricular opportunities, including funding for student-led events and initiatives, research and applied learning experiences, study groups, and more.
Support for Student Initiatives and Study
The Ash Center supports certain HKS student-led events and initiatives as well as independent study. Preference is given to projects with Ash faculty involvement and applied learning opportunities that overlap with the Institute’s core research and programmatic priorities.
If you are a student that has a question or inquiry please contact Laura Ma, Associate Director, Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia and China Programs, Laura_Ma@hks.harvard.edu.
Upcoming Study Groups and Workshops
Previous Student Scholarships
The China and Globalization Program Fellowship
The China and Globalization Program Fellowship was awarded to Chinese students with financial need. Leading candidates demonstrated a strong interest in the areas of domestic politics and social development of China, with a focus on public policy challenges. Fellowship recipients joined the Ash Center in co-curricular activities such as lectures, workshops and conferences.
Dalio Scholars
The Dalio Fellowship is awarded each year to one Chinese mid-career Mason Program MPA degree student with financial need. Recipients selected are proven leaders in philanthropy or demonstrate clear philanthropy sector leadership potential.
HKS Indonesia Program Fellowship
The HKS Indonesia Program offered limited financial aid to support Indonesian students admitted to Harvard Kennedy School degree programs.
Hui Fellows
The Hui Fellowship was awarded each year to Chinese mid-career Mason Program MPA degree student and Chinese MPP degree students with financial need. Recipients demonstrated a strong interest in the areas of China’s integration with the world economy and polity, sustainability, socio-economic stability, and those active in civil society, with a focus on public policy challenges.
Lee Kuan Yew Fellows
The Lee Kuan Yew Fellows Program brought a group of 20 to 25 mid-career students to HKS for one semester each year. Coming from every country in Asia, these students were candidates for the Master in Public Management degree at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore. The student fellowship program was the cornerstone of the Ash Center’s Singapore program, which included a number of joint research projects, case studies, faculty exchanges, policy conferences, and executive education programs. The Lee Kuan Yew School was officially launched in 2004, dedicated to educating and training the next generation of Asian policymakers and leaders. Its objective is to contribute to the transformation of Asia by raising the standards of governance throughout the region and improving people’s lives. It inherited the Policy Programme that NUS had set up with Harvard Kennedy School in 1992.