Middlebury College - Fellowships for Peace - Summer Critical Languages Study

Awarded to 12 languages, this competitive fellowship covers tuition, housing, and food for one summer. Requires strong background in peace work and a plan for future peace work.

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DeadlineDecember 15

Award amountFull tuition

Last checkedJun 24, 2026

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Japanese DML Student Guidelines

Guidelines and procedures for Middlebury College's Doctor of Modern Languages (DML) in Japanese program, covering admission, degree requirements, and residency.

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Deadline

March 1st

Eligibility

MA in Japanese, Linguistics, or Teaching, or related field with approval.

Requirements

Minimum grade of B+ in all coursework.; Qualifying Paper (Reflection Paper) requires a minimum grade of A-.; All courses must be 600-level or above.; Complete second language requirement (L2).; Successfully complete Qualifying Paper.; Demonstrate teaching competence.

Application materials

Application to the School of Japanese (L1).; Japanese placement exam.; Oral interviews.; Sample of academic writing in Japanese.; Letter of intent.; Proposal explaining future research goals.

How to apply

Submit application to the School of Japanese (L1).; Complete Japanese placement exam and oral interviews.; Submit academic writing sample, letter of intent, and research proposal.

Documents

Checklist of application requirements (appendix).

Contact

Assistant Director of the School of Japanese for inquiries.; Director of the School of Japanese for academic matters.; Associate Dean of Language Schools for residency abroad approval.

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