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[Jeremy Hunsinger]

 > Open Society Institute
 > International Higher Education Support Program
 > Academic Fellowship Program
 > 2007-2008
 > International Scholars Fellowship Program

 > The International Scholars Fellowship Program invites highly- 
qualified
 > scholars in social sciences and humanities from around the world  
to teach
 > and/or consult at selected university departments in South Eastern  
Europe,
 > parts of the former Soviet Union, and Mongolia. The program, part  
of the
 > Academic Fellowship Program (AFP), welcomes applications from  
faculty,
 > retired faculty, and others holding PhDs in anthropology, area/ 
cultural
 > studies, gender studies, economics, history, political science,
 > international relations, psychology, public administration,  
philosophy,
 > social work, sociology, public health, human rights & public law, and
 > journalism/media studies. The program does not support scholars in
 > philology, the visual and performing arts, or business.

 > Candidates apply to teach outside their country of citizenship and  
must
 > hold
 > an internationally recognized PhD or JD. AFP accepts applications for
 > fellowship placements in Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia- 
Herzegovina,
 > Bulgaria, Croatia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan,  
Macedonia,
 > Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Romania, Russia, Serbia,  
Tajikistan, and
 > Ukraine.

 > AFP fellows are placed in carefully selected university  
departments that
 > are
 > amenable to change and demonstrate a realistic and clear vision  
for future
 > development. A list of current AFP partner departments can be  
found on our
 > website. The list is subject to change in the 2007-08 academic year.

 > The International Scholars Fellowship Program offers two  
arrangements:
 > Nonresident International Scholars share their expertise with host
 > departments on a consulting basis, visiting the institution for  
several
 > short consultations and remaining in contact for mentoring and advice
 > between visits. Nonresident fellows are senior or well-established
 > academics; recent PhD recipients are not be considered.

 > Resident International Scholars live in the host country and teach  
courses
 > for one academic year at partner universities. Fellows also work on a
 > variety of projects within their host departments, and benefit  
from the
 > diverse academic network connecting AFP program countries. The  
resident
 > option is available for placements ONLY in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,
 > Tajikistan, and Mongolia.

 > Fellowships generally include a stipend, transportation, and  
accommodation.
 > Resident fellows also receive health insurance and various other
 > allowances.

 > Application deadline: March 23, 2007. Fellowships begin in August or
 > September 2007 and normally last one academic year, with the  
possibility of
 > renewal.

 > For applications and guidelines, please see our web site:
 > http://www.soros.org/initiatives/hesp/focus/afp

 > Open Society Institute
 > Higher Education Support Program
 > Academic Fellowship Program
 > October 6 utca 12, H-1051, Budapest, Hungary
 > E-mail: a... at osi.hu
 > Telephone: (36-1) 235 6160; Fax: (36-1) 411-4401


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