SUMARY
Up to fifteen lecturing/research awards.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW The aim of the program is to enhance research efforts in a wide range of scientific disciplines; strengthen lecture quality and diversity; and increase academic exchange opportunities between Chilean and U.S. universities.
Academic semesters are from March to July and August to December. Awards are rarely made during the January-February period unless justified by the nature of the project and prearranged with Fulbright Chile. Preference is for candidates with senior status (5 years of experience following terminal degree) and graduate level teaching experience, but junior scholars as well as professional candidates with compelling proposals will also be considered. For all awards, applicants should secure an expression of interest from a Chilean host institution. The Fulbright Commission in Chile can assist with final confirmation of affiliations. Grant length is flexible within a range of 3 to 5 months.
Commission contact is Program Director Karina Sapunar, karinasapunar@fulbright.cl
Application at http://www.cies.org/us_scholars/us_awards/Application.htm
Staff: Assistant Director Debra Egan, 202.686.6230, degan@cies.iie.org or Margaret Dickson, 202.686.6237, mdickson@cies.iie.org
ALL DISCIPLINES
Award #8555
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Category
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Lecturing/Research
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Grant Activity
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Deliver lectures, seminars or workshops to students and professors and assist in curriculum development in any area. Collaborative research and publication with Chilean colleagues is also encouraged.
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Location
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Any accredited university in Chile. Collaboration with regional universities and double affiliations are encouraged.
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Language
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Working knowledge of Spanish is desired but not required.
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Length of Grant
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3 months to 5 months
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Starting Date
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August 2011 or March 2012
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Comments
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Applicants may propose affiliation with an accredited university in Chile. For specific details on accredited Ph.D. programs and research institutions in Chile, visit http://www.cnachile.cl/acreditacion/ac_postgrad_doctor.htm or www.conicyt.cl or contact CIES or the Commission. Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation and secure letter of invitation.
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Deadline
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August 2, 2010
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Award #8556
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Category
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Lecturing/Research
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Grant Activity
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Teach regularly scheduled courses at the graduate or undergraduate level or a series of seminars in grantee’s area of specialization and consult on program and curriculum development. Collaborative research and publication with Chilean colleagues is also encouraged. Projects that support the development of doctoral programs are especially welcome.
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Specialization(s)
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Preference will be given to projects in astronomy, earth sciences, engineering, mathematics, biology, geology, food science, forestry, mining, oceanography, aquaculture, energy, biotechnology, physics, environmental sciences, ecology and chemistry. For specific information visit http://www.cnic.cl
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Location
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Any accredited university in Chile. Collaboration with regional universities and double affiliations are encouraged.
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Language
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Working knowledge of Spanish is desired but not required.
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Length of Grant
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3 months to 5 months
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Starting Date
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August 2011 or March 2012
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Comments
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Applicants may propose affiliation with an accredited university in Chile. For information on accredited Ph.D. programs and research institutions in Chile visit http://www.cnachile.cl/acreditacion/ac_postgrad_doctor.htm or www.conicyt.cl or contact CIES or the Commission. Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation and secure letter of invitation.
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Deadline
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August 2, 2010
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SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES
Award #8557
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Category
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Lecturing/Research
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Grant Activity
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Teach undergraduate courses or seminars in the grantee’s area of specialization and participate in faculty and program development. Collaborative research and publication with Chilean colleagues is also encouraged. Affiliations, level of courses and semesters are dependent on specializations; multiple affiliations are possible.
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Specialization(s)
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Curriculum design, teacher training, assessment, cross cultural communication, and task-based instruction.
Additional Qualifications: Master degree and experience in teacher training. |
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Location
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English Opens Doors (www.ingles.mineduc.cl) or universities with accredited undergraduate or graduate programs in English. Collaboration with regional universities and double affiliations are encouraged.
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Language
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Working knowledge of Spanish is desired but not required.
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Length of Grant
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3 months to 5 months
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Starting Date
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August 2011 or March 2012
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Comments
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This award supports a priority for the Chilean educational system: improving the teaching of English at all levels of the educational system. The Ministry of Education has initiated a program, calling for all Chilean elementary and high school students to be able to pass a standardized English listening and reading test in a decade, with a more ambitious long-term goal to make all of Chile’s people fluent in English within a generation.
For information on accredited undergraduate and graduate programs and research institutions in Chile visit http://www.cnachile.cl/acreditacion/ac_postgrad_doctor.htm or http://www.conicyt.cl or contact CIES or the Commission. Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation and secure letter of invitation.
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Deadline
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August 2, 2010
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Form letter - Chilean universities support