Undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at the University of Washington who demonstrate a serious academic interest in South Asia by virtue of successfully completing at least 15 credits of South Asia-related courses by the end of the period in which they hold the IACS Scholarship. Credits earned on study abroad in South Asia will fulfill this requirement. Credits earned through language study will also fulfill this requirement.

The South Asia Center uses a single application to select recipients for three fellowship and scholarship opportunities. By submitting this application, you will be considered for up to all three of the opportunities depending on your eligibility. Applicants should familiarize themselves with the eligibility requirements of each fellowship or scholarship. More information can be found via the program website.

• 1st Year
• 2nd Year
• 3rd Year
• 4th Year

As of 2022, applicants for South Asia Center FLAS and Conlon Fellowships are automatically considered for the IACS Scholarship. The Indian American Community Services (formerly India Association of Western Washington) Scholarship supports the shared mission of the South Asia Center and IACS to advance the study of Indian languages, arts, and culture. 

IACS is a pan-Indian, secular, volunteer-driven service organization operating in the greater Seattle area.

The South Asia Center uses a single application to select recipients for three fellowship and scholarship opportunities. Get details, application tips, and access the application via the program website.

South Asia Center 
The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington
2023 Skagit Lane, Thomson Hall, Box 353650 
Seattle, WA 98195-3650
Email: sascuw@uw.edu