"The Fulbright Program aims to bring a little more knowledge, a
little more reason, and a little more compassion into world affairs
and thereby to increase the chance that nations will learn at last
to live in peace and friendship." - J. William Fulbright
DESCRIPTION: Upon request from a university
outside the U.S., a senior U.S. scholar or professional will be
available at the inviting institution for a period of two to six
weeks. Possible activities include:
- Presenting lectures at graduate and undergraduate levels
- Participation in or leading of seminars or workshop
- Conducting needs assessments, surveys, institutional or
programmatic research
- Taking part in specialized academic programs and
conferences
- Consultation with administrators and instructors of
post-secondary institutions on faculty development
- Development and/or assessment of academic curricula or
educational materials
- Conducting teacher-training programs at the tertiary level
SUBJECT FIELDS INCLUDE:
Anthropology & Archaeology
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Peace & Conflict Resolution
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Business Administration
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Political Science & Public
Administration
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Communications&Journalism
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Public/Global Health
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Economics
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Sociology and Social Work
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Education
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U.S. Studies - i.e.,art, art history,
dance,history, literature, music, popular culture, religion,
theater, women's studies&general studies
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Environmental Science
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Information Technology
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Law
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Urban planning
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Library Science
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COST:Costs of the Fulbright Senior Specialist
Program will be shared by the local host institution. The Fulbright
program office in Washington will provide international travel for
the scholar, as well as a daily honorarium. The host institution
must provide lodging, utilities, meals, and domestic travel
expenses or payment in-kind.
Last modified: 2017-01-25