Fulbright U.S. Scholar Opportunities in South and Central Asia

Application Deadline: August 3, 2015 | Award Options

South and Central Asia is a dynamic, rich, and diverse region balancing a respect for traditions with increasing engagement in an interconnected world. This region ranges from the vast steppes and rugged mountains of Central Asia to the deserts and tropics of South Asia. It is attractive for U.S. faculty and professionals because of its historic, religious, cultural, and geographic variety.

Bountiful opportunities exist across South Asia for teaching and research. Motivated scholars have an opportunity to make a significant impact in this region, and are likely to be welcomed as the first or only Fulbright U.S. Scholars stationed at certain universities.

With approximately 55 grants available, this is the largest Fulbright award worldwide. It is open to faculty and professionals in all disciplines at all levels to teach and/or conduct research at institutions and organizations across the country.

Conduct research in 2 or 3 countries in the region over 3-9 consecutive months. This award is open to academics and professionals in all disciplines, and a PhD is not required.

Faculty and professionals can teach and/or conduct research for 3-9 months at any appropriate institution in Sri Lanka.

An opportunity for scholars and professionals to teach or teach/research at a university in Business Administration, Economics, or Information Sciences for four to nine months, and a Ph.D. is not required.