Research/Teaching
2022-2023
Application period opens: February 1, 2021
Application deadline: September 15, 2021
For information on application procedures and requirements please visit:
https://cies.org/programs/us-scholar-awards
Program Staff: Kimberly Williams, Outreach and Recruitment Office, Phone: 202-326-7765, Email:
Summary: Up to seven All Discipline grants in any area of the humanities, arts, social sciences or pure and applied sciences (STEM) to collaborate with colleagues at Greek universities, museums and other cultural organizations and research centers. The final number may change according to demand and funding.
Program Overview: The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program is an important component of the Fulbright Foundation's mission to bring outstanding U.S. scholars from a wide variety of disciplines to Greek institutions of higher learning and state or private organizations in order to promote cultural and educational ties between the two countries through scholarly interaction and collaboration.
Grants are for individuals with a Ph.D. or a terminal degree and three to 10 years or more of appropriate professional experience. Grants are intended for three months for the fall term (October – December) and three to four months for the spring term (February – June) of the academic year.
Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation(s) in Greece and submit letters of invitation indicating name/position of host and details on collaborating organization/institution. Information about Greek universities and awards can be found at the Fulbright Foundation in Greece here. English is sufficient for teaching/lecturing; however, knowledge of Greek is useful.
Website
www.fulbright.gr
Contact
Nicholas Tourides
Educational Advisor/American Program Coordinator
E
T +30 210 7241 811/2, ext. 1