Romania
Region: Europe and Eurasia
There are three types of Fulbright Grants to Romania. 7 FULBRIGHT GRANTS/ROMANIAN GOVERNMENT GRANTS
Language A knowledge of spoken and written Romanian commensurate with the proposal is required by the beginning date of the grant. English, followed by French, are useful second languages throughout Romania. German and Hungarian are useful in Transylvania and Banat, especially at the universities in Cluj-Napoca and Timisoara.
Grant period 8 months, beginning with a two-day orientation session at the end of September in Bucharest. Attendance at the orientation session is highly recommended.
Candidate profile Candidates at all degree levels are considered, but preference is given to advanced graduate students who plan to carry out individual research and study.
Affiliation Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation and submit letters of invitation. This step is recommended, but not required. If an invitation is not available, applicants may indicate preferences for affiliation. Grantees do not attend regularly scheduled university classes. Library research offers good opportunities, especially for candidates who read Romanian.
Dependents The basic amount of the Fulbright grant is increased by US$100 per month for grantees with one accompanying dependent and by US$200 per month for two or more dependents.
Contact mihaim@fulbright.ro
Website http://www.fulbright.ro/
Fulbright grants to the European Union See Fulbright grants to the European Union. 2 FULBRIGHT ENGLISH TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIPS/INTERSHIPS Language Applicants should be native speakers of English. No knowledge of Romanian is expected.
Grant period 9 months, beginning with a two-day orientation session at the end of September. Attendance at the orientation session is highly recommended.
Candidate profile Candidates at all degree levels are considered, but preference is given to graduate students enrolled in a degree program, irrespective of field of study, who are interested in international education and teaching. Preference is also given to applicants in the social sciences, humanities/English language and American studies. Previous teaching experience is helpful.
Affiliation One position is in Bucharest at the university and the Fulbright Educational Advising Center; one position is outside Bucharest, in any Romanian university city. Positions combine teaching two 2-hour courses per week with a minimum of 4 hours per week of educational advising. The educational advising responsibilities will include individual and group advising.
Contact mihaim@fulbright.ro
Website http://www.fulbright.ro/ 1 ROMANIAN-BULGARIAN FULBRIGHT FULL GRANT Language English is sufficient for project needs but any knowledge of Romanian/Bulgarian will be an advantage.
Academic year October through June.
Grant period 9 months (first 5 months in Bulgaria, the remaining 4 months in Romania)
Candidate profile Candidates at all degree levels are accepted, but preference is given to master’s and Ph.D. candidates. Applications will be considered in the following fields: European studies, East European studies, Balkan studies, Black Sea studies, political science, social sciences, classical studies, the arts, etc.
Affiliation Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliation and submit letters of invitation. Otherwise, they may indicate preferences for affiliation if an invitation is not available and the Fulbright Commissions will be involved in establishing contacts at appropriate institutions. The final assignment is coordinated with the Fulbright Commissions.For information on the Bulgarian part of the program, please visit http://us.fulbrightonline.org/program_country.html?id=17
Contact Romania: office@fulbright.ro
Websites Romania: www.fulbright.ro
|
