The Civic Education Project (CEP) invites applications for its 2004-05 Visiting Faculty Fellowship Program. Applications will be accepted from October 1, 2003, until March 1, 2004. Fellowships begin in September 2004 and finish in May/June 2005.
CEP welcomes applications from faculty, retired faculty, Ph.D.s, and advanced postgraduate students in the social sciences (including area studies, anthropology, economics, history, political science, psychology, public administration, and sociology). CEP also offers teaching fellowships in law and journalism/media studies. Applicants must hold, or be expecting to receive, a graduate degree from a Western university, and be applying to teach outside their country of citizenship. Visiting Faculty Fellows teach courses for one academic year(two semesters) at CEP partner universities located throughout Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and Mongolia. In addition to teaching, CEP Fellows work on a variety of outreach projects outside the classroom and benefit from the diverse academic network connecting CEP program countries. The fellowship package includes a stipend, round-trip air travel, accommodation, health insurance, and allowances for language lessons and books.

For application forms and guidelines, please see the fellowship programs area of our web site: www.cep.org.hu/programs/index.html.

For further information please contact our offices:
CEP European Office: CEP North American Office: 1051 Budapest 1717 Massachusetts Ave. NWSzent Istvan ter 11./b Suite # 506Hungary Washington DC 20036,e-mail: cep@cepnet.hu e-mail: cepdc@jhu.edutel: (+36) 1 327 3219 (+001) 202 663 7792fax: (+36) 1 327 3221 (+001) 202 663 7799 www.cep.org.hu Categories: Anthropology, Area Studies, Economics, Gender Studies, History, International Relations, Journalism/Media Studies, Law, Public Administration, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Social Sciences