Fulbright Senior Specialist Program provides an opportunity to Indian universities and institutions of higher learning to collaborate with the US faculty and professionals for a period of two to six weeks.  The program is not meant for research work.

 

Potential collaborations include but not restricted to curriculum planning, short-term lecturing, participation in special conferences or workshops, teacher-training programs and development of educational materials.

 

The grants are open in the following fields:

* Agriculture

* Anthropology

* Applied Linguistics/Teaching English as a Foreign Language

* Archaeology

* Business Administration

* Communications and Journalism

* Economics

* Education

* Environmental Science

* Information Technology

* Law

* Library Science

* Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies

* Political Science

* Public Administration

* Public/Global Health

* Social Work

* Sociology and Urban Planning.   

* US Studies i.e. art history, dance, history, literature, music, popular culture, religion and theater, urban planning. 

       

To view the sub-discipline in each filed, visit http://www.cies.org/specialists/ss_subdiscipline.htm.

       

Applications in the fields of Agriculture, Business Administration, Communications and Journalism, Economics, Environmental Sciences, Governance and Democracy, Information and Technology, Law, Public Administration, Public/Global Health and Society and Development will be preferred for the year 2010-11. 

 

If applying for a specific US faculty, please ascertain that s/he is on the senior specialist roster maintained by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars, USIEF's US based collaborating agency for administration of this program.  If the specific faculty member is not currently on the roster, urge him/her to apply online at www.cies.org. 

 

The Fulbright program pays for international airfare and honorarium for the expert.  Indian institution has to cost share local hospitality, and in-country travel if required.  This is essential requirement of the Program.  

The awards for the year 2011 will be announced in April-May 2010.

The last date for receipt of request form from the Indian Institution is September 30, 2010