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Poland

Region: Europe and Eurasia



There are two types of grants to Poland

10 FULBRIGHT GRANTS/POLISH GOVERNMENT GRANTS


These grants are awarded under an exchange agreement between the governments of Poland and the U.S. Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria for Fulbright grants.

Language
Excellent Polish is required for drama and film studies. For all other fields, proficiency in Polish commensurate with the proposed study is necessary by the beginning date of the grant.

Grant period 9 months, October through June.Participation in the orientation program organized by the Fulbright Commission in Poland in late September is expected.

Affiliation
Candidates for research must have a formal institutional affiliation, and may be required to attend classes. Applicants should list all institutions that are acceptable placements in the Fulbright application. Potential candidates are strongly encouraged to consider affiliations with all major universities. In the case of Jagiellonian University in Krakow, a very strong justification must be provided. The Commission is willing to discuss places of affiliation with potential candidates via e-mail. Applicants wishing to enroll in any degree programs or courses at a Polish institution must apply for admission individually.

Tuition
The Fulbright Commission will cover the tuition fee for the first year of graduate and/or postgraduate studies.

Lodz
Film School
Do not apply to study at the Lodz Film School unless you are prepared to enroll in the three-year degree program. Fulbright grants are for one academic year, and there is no guarantee that a grant will be renewed for a second year. Third-year renewals are not offered. It is possible to study the history of film at the University of Lodz in a one-year program separate from the film school.

Dependents
The basic amount of the Fulbright grant is increased by US$100 per month for one accompanying dependent and by US$200 per month for two or more accompanying dependents.

Contact
fulbright@fulbright.edu.pl

Website
www.fulbright.edu.pl

Fulbright grants to the European Union See Fulbright grants to the European Union.

 

10 FULBRIGHT ENGLISH TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIPS


L
anguage Applicants must be articulate native English-speakers. Knowledge of the Polish language is an advantage.

Grant period 9 months, October through June. Participation in the orientation program organized by the Fulbright Commission in late September is expected.

Candidate profile
Candidates at all degree levels are considered, but preference is given to graduate-level students enrolled in a degree program in any of the following fields: TEFL/applied linguistics; American literature; American studies; and/or graduate students interested in international education and educational advising. Previous teaching experience is recommended.

Affiliation
Grantees will be placed as assistant teachers in English classes at Polish universities corresponding to the needs of the schools. Details of assignments will be subject to direct communication between a selected candidate and a designated department as well as the Fulbright Educational Advising Center. Possible placements include University of Warsaw; Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan; Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin; and the Fulbright Educational Advising Center in Warsaw. Positions combine teaching at least 10 hours per week and sometimes up to 10 hours per week of educational advising. Time will be reserved for an independent study/research project. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests.

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www.fulbright.edu.pl

 


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Andrzej Dakowski
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U.S. Fellows

2008
Christopher W. Cary
Scott Fortmann- Roe
Stephanie L. Glotfelty
Tracey M. Hayes
Agata K. Kaminska
Christine M. Kenison
Andrew C. Kostic
Charity C. Kroeker
Cassandra R. O' Lenick
Evan J. Parks
Michael C. Pecak
Anita R. Sundarajan
Amanda K. Wiehl
Barbara A. Zukowski
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