Teaching East European and Eurasian Studies at the Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw
PROGRAM STAFF:
NAME
Keegan Scott
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Ph.D. (or other terminal degree) required
PHONE
2023267765
EuropeEurasia[at]iie[dot]org
TITLE
Outreach and Recruitment Officer
AWARD CODE
24377-PL
ACTIVITY TYPE
Teaching
CAREER PROFILE
Mid-Career Academics
Senior Academics
NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS
Exactly 1
AWARD START PERIOD
October 2024 or February 2025
AWARD LENGTH
5 months or 10 months
FLEX OPTION
No
MULTI-COUNTRY/AREA AWARD
No
DISCIPLINES
Anthropology History (non- U.S.) Literature (non- U.S.) Political Science Sociology
SCHOLARS SELECTED FOR THIS AWARD WILL BE REQUIRED TO
Advise and/or mentor students Teach graduate and/or undergraduate courses of the applicant’s choosing
In addition to being a prestigious academic exchange program, the Fulbright Program is designed to expand and strengthen relationships between the people of the United States and citizens of other nations and to promote international understanding and cooperation. To support this mission, Fulbright Scholars may be asked to give public talks, mentor students, and otherwise engage with the host community, in addition to their primary activities.
Award Activity
The award holder will be expected to teach one regular course for BA/MA “Eastern Studies” students per semester at the Centre for East European Studies University of Warsaw (CEES UW) and one general university lecture per semester open to all University of Warsaw students, as well as hold consultations with students. The scholar will be encouraged to participate in conferences and academic events organized at CEES UW as well as participate in collaborative research with CEES scholars.
Locations
Location Selection: Award is hosted by the institution listed below
Locations Detail
Award Length and Period
Award is offered for either 5 or 10 months - that is, for a semester or an academic year. One-semester grants last either from mid-September through mid-February or from the beginning of February until the end of June; two-semester grants begin only in mid-September. Candidates are encouraged to apply for two semesters.
Areas of Interest
History of the East European and Eurasian region (preferably XX and XXI cc.)
Political science (East European and Eurasian region)
Geopolitics and foreign relations (East European and Eurasian region)
Economic, social, military problems (East European and Eurasian region)
Cultural, confessional, nationality problems (East European and Eurasian region)
Transformation after communism – political, social and economic aspects
Post-communist countries’ relations with the US
Special Features
A Teaching Assistant will support the scholar with teaching activities.
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