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Fulbright U.S. - Pakistan Initiative
Due to a recent expansion of the Fulbright program with Pakistan, several new grant opportunities are available for U.S. scholars interested in visiting Pakistani universities during the 2013-2014 academic year.
The following initiative applies to core Fulbright Scholar grants and Fulbright Specialist grants.
As a special exception, U.S. scholars who have reached their lifetime limit on Fulbright scholar grants are eligible to apply for an additional grant to Pakistan. The usual required waiting period of five years between grants has also been waived. These exemptions are valid for three years from August 1, 2010 through August 1, 2013. The United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP) will be pleased to assist U.S. scholars who do not have prior experience in Pakistan in finding appropriate placements at Pakistani universities.
Core Program
Pakistan has a well-trained, sophisticated academic community ensuring that a Fulbright Scholar will have a rewarding professional experience.
There is particular interest in scholars and senior professionals with expertise in the fields of energy, water and environmental issues, humanities, social sciences, veterinary sciences, agriculture, nursing. Please see award descriptions for more information.
Scholars interested in a three- to six-month grant in Pakistan must submit an application by August 1, 2012.
Eligibility, tips, guidelines, and more
Webinars
Catherine Johnston Matto
Assistant Director, southcentralasia@iie.org, 202.686.4020
Joanna Quiambao
Senior Program Associate, jquiambao2@iie.org , 202.686.4025
Specialist Program
Qualified U.S. scholars or professionals interested in having their credentials reviewed for placement on the Fulbright Specialist Roster should contact fulspec@iie.org.
Please Note: If a project proposal submitted by a Pakistani host university calls for repeat visits by a U.S. Fulbright Specialist, a grantee may visit Pakistan up to three times under the same grant.
Fulbright U.S. - Pakistan Initiative
As a side note: why we don't have an Indian flag smiley (icon) (discrimination or I'm missing?)...I may needed somday if we develop more good relations
Due to a recent expansion of the Fulbright program with Pakistan, several new grant opportunities are available for U.S. scholars interested in visiting Pakistani universities during the 2013-2014 academic year.
The following initiative applies to core Fulbright Scholar grants and Fulbright Specialist grants.
As a special exception, U.S. scholars who have reached their lifetime limit on Fulbright scholar grants are eligible to apply for an additional grant to Pakistan. The usual required waiting period of five years between grants has also been waived. These exemptions are valid for three years from August 1, 2010 through August 1, 2013. The United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP) will be pleased to assist U.S. scholars who do not have prior experience in Pakistan in finding appropriate placements at Pakistani universities.
Core Program
Pakistan has a well-trained, sophisticated academic community ensuring that a Fulbright Scholar will have a rewarding professional experience.
There is particular interest in scholars and senior professionals with expertise in the fields of energy, water and environmental issues, humanities, social sciences, veterinary sciences, agriculture, nursing. Please see award descriptions for more information.
Scholars interested in a three- to six-month grant in Pakistan must submit an application by August 1, 2012.
Eligibility, tips, guidelines, and more
Webinars
Catherine Johnston Matto
Assistant Director, southcentralasia@iie.org, 202.686.4020
Joanna Quiambao
Senior Program Associate, jquiambao2@iie.org , 202.686.4025
Specialist Program
Qualified U.S. scholars or professionals interested in having their credentials reviewed for placement on the Fulbright Specialist Roster should contact fulspec@iie.org.
Please Note: If a project proposal submitted by a Pakistani host university calls for repeat visits by a U.S. Fulbright Specialist, a grantee may visit Pakistan up to three times under the same grant.
Fulbright U.S. - Pakistan Initiative
As a side note: why we don't have an Indian flag smiley (icon) (discrimination or I'm missing?)...I may needed somday if we develop more good relations
