FULBRIGHT - Penn State Law

East Asia and the Pacific
Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing;
Shanghai International Studies University,
Shanghai; and Sichuan University, Chengdu.
Deadline: August 1, 2009
ECONOMICS
Award #0128
Number of Awards: Approximately 4
Category: Lecturing or Lecturing/Research
Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and
graduate survey courses and courses in area
of specialization. Consult on curriculum and
program development. Advise graduate students
on theses. Give seminars, workshops and public
lectures.
Specialization(s): Monetary theory, money and
banking, economic history, international trade,
international economics, international finance,
finance, investment
Additional Qualifications: These positions are
for economists, not for business administration
professors.
Location(s): Based upon the scholar’s expertise
and the needs of institutions, assignments will
be made to key institutions of higher education
throughout China in conjunction with the
Ministry of Education.
Length of Grant: 5 months or 10 months
Starting Date: Late August 2010 for 10-month
grants and August 2010 or February 2011 for
5-month grants
Deadline: August 1, 2009
JOURNALISM/COMMUNICATIONS
Award #0129
Number of Awards: Approximately 3
Category: Lecturing
Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and
graduate survey courses and courses in area
of specialization. Consult on curriculum and
program development. Advise graduate students
on theses. Give seminars, workshops and public
lectures.
Specialization(s): News writing, reporting, radio,
television, digital, mass media management
Additional Qualifications: Professionals must
have a minimum of 5 years of university teaching
experience.
Location(s): Based upon the scholar’s expertise
and the needs of institutions, assignments will
be made to key institutions of higher education
throughout China in conjunction with the
Ministry of Education.
Length of Grant: 5 months or 10 months
Starting Date: Late August 2010 for 10-month
grants and August 2010 or February 2011 for
5-month grants
Deadline: August 1, 2009
LAW
Award #0130
Number of Awards: Approximately 4
Category: Lecturing or Lecturing/Research
Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate and
graduate courses in area of specialization.
Consult on curriculum and program
development. Advise graduate students on
theses. Give seminars, workshops and public
lectures.
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Specialization(s): Administrative, business,
constitutional, investment, tax, civil, intellectual
property, comparative and contract law
Additional Qualifications: Non-academic
professionals must have a minimum of 5 years of
law school teaching experience and a record of
scholarship and publication.
Location(s): Based upon the scholar’s expertise
and the needs of institutions, assignments will
be made to key institutions of higher education
throughout China in conjunction with the
Ministry of Education.
Length of Grant: 5 months or 10 months
Starting Date: Late August 2010 for 10-month
grants and August 2010 or February 2011 for
5-month grants
Deadline: August 1, 2009
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION/PUBLIC
POLICY
Award #0131
Number of Awards: Approximately 2
Category: Lecturing or Lecturing/Research
Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate or graduate
courses. Consult on curriculum and program
development. Advise graduate students on theses.
Give seminars, workshops and public lectures.
Specialization(s): Modernization of government
structures
Additional Qualifications: Non-academic
professionals may apply if they have some
university teaching experience and a record of
scholarship and publication.
Location(s): Based upon the scholar’s expertise
and the needs of the institution, assignments will
be made to key institutions of higher education
throughout China in conjunction with the
Ministry of Education.
Length of Grant: 5 months or 10 months
Starting Date: Late August 2010 for 10-month
grants and August 2010 or February 2011 for
5-month grants
Deadline: August 1, 2009
PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY,
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, LIBRARY AND
INFORMATION SCIENCE
Award #0132
Number of Awards: Approximately 4
Category: Lecturing or Lecturing/Research
Grant Activity: Teach undergraduate or graduate
courses in area of specialization. Consult on
curriculum and program development. Advise
graduate students on theses. Give seminars,
workshops and public lectures.
Additional Qualifications: Professionals may
apply if they have some university teaching
experience and a record of scholarship and
publication.
Location(s): Based upon the scholar’s expertise
and the needs of institutions, assignments will
be made to key institutions of higher education
throughout China in conjunction with the
Ministry of Education.
Length of Grant: 5 months or 10 months
Starting Date: Late August 2010 for 10-month
grants and August 2010 or February 2011 for
5-month grants
Deadline: August 1, 2009
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SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES
Award #0133
Number of Awards: Approximately 3
Category: Research
Grant Activity: Conduct research in area of
expertise. Projects may focus on contemporary
China or be comparative in nature. Part of the
research may be done in Hong Kong or Taiwan.
See comments below for details.
Additional Qualifications: Assistant professors
must be 3 years beyond the receipt of their
Ph.D. at the time of application. Non-academic
professionals with a record of scholarly or
professional publications may apply.
Language: Proficiency in Mandarin if required
for the project.
Location(s): See comments.
Length of Grant: 3 months to 10 months
Starting Date: After September 2010, but work
must be completed by September 30, 2011
Comments: These awards are for individuals
who are not China specialists that seek to
establish a focus on China in their work or to
undertake research on a comparative project.
Research may be undertaken without competency
in Mandarin provided the project is feasible
without that language capability. Grantees may
spend 1 month of a 6-8 month grant or up to 3
months of a 9-10 month grant in Hong Kong at
facilities such as the Universities Service Center
for China Research (USC) (www.usc.cuhk.
edu.hk) or using research facilities in Taiwan.
Applicants who wish to work at the USC or at
one of the other Hong Kong research centers
should contact the USC or those centers directly
for assistance in setting up their visit. Applicants
who wish to spend part of the grant period in
Taiwan should arrange an affiliation with a
Taiwan institution and secure a letter of invitation.
Deadline: August 1, 2009
STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES
Award #0134
Number of Awards: Approximately 12
Category: Lecturing
Grant Activity: Teach graduate or undergraduate
courses. Advise on curriculum development and
possibly on graduate theses. Conduct tutorials and
informal meetings with students outside of class.
Specialization(s): Preference will be given to
applicants specializing in American history,
American literature, American politics and
political process, American foreign policy,
American philosophy and American higher
education.
Additional Qualifications: Historians
specializing in 18th- and 19th-century history are
of particular interest. In literature, preference will
be given to those who propose to teach the canon
of classic American literature.
Location(s): Based upon the scholar’s expertise
and the needs of institutions, assignments will
be made to key institutions of higher education
throughout China in conjunction with the
Ministry of Education.
Length of Grant: 5 months or 10 months
Starting Date: Late August 2010 for 10-month
grants and August 2010 or February 2011 for
5-month grants