Fulbright Scholar Program for US Faculty and Professionals for 2010-2011

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The Fulbright Scholar Program offers 16 awards in lecturing, research or

combined lecturing/research in film studies, including three Fulbright

Distinguished Chairs.  Even better, faculty and professionals in film

studies also can apply for one of the 144 "All Discipline" awards open

to all fields.



 



What does Fulbright offer in film studies?  Here are a few of the awards

for 2010-2011:



 



Middle East and Northern Africa: Award #0223 - Fulbright Distinguished

Chair in the Humanities and Social Sciences in Israel; Award #0460 -

English, Communication and Media Studies in Oman; Award #0430 - Visual

and Performing Arts in Egypt; Award #0438 - Artist-in-Residence in

Israel; Award #0417 - Middle East and North Africa Regional Research

Project



 



Northern and Eastern Europe: Award #0344 - American Studies in Poland;

Award #0366 - Humanities and the Fine Arts in Russia; Award #0399 -

American Studies in Ukraine; Award #0254 - American Studies in Georgia;

Award #0271 - All Disciplines in Hungary.



 



Distinguished Chairs: Award #0039 - Fulbright-University of the Arts

London Distinguished Chair Award and Award #0038 - Fulbright-Leeds

University Distinguished Chair Award in the United Kingdom.



 



The application deadline is August 1, 2009.  U.S. citizenship is

required.  For a full, detailed listing of all Fulbright programs and

other eligibility requirements, please visit our website at www.cies.org

<http://www.cies.org/>  or send a request for materials to

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