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Current U.S. Student

United States citizens who are currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate degree programs are eligible to apply. All applicants enrolled in U.S institutions must apply through their home campuses. Find the Fulbright Program Adviser on your campus.

If you are an undergraduate student, you are eligible to apply in the fall of your senior year.  If you are a graduate student, you are eligible as long as you will not have a PhD degree by the application deadline.

U.S. Citizen but not a Student

If you are a U.S. citizen, will hold a bachelor’s degree by the award start date, and do not have a PhD degree, then you are eligible to apply. Non-enrolled applicant should have relatively limited professional experience in the fields (typically 7 years or less) in which they are applying. Candidates with more experience should consider applying for the Fulbright Scholar Program.

The Getting Started page will provide information on eligibility and next steps.

Artist

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program welcomes applications in the creative and performing arts. Arts candidates for the U.S. Student Program should have relatively limited professional experience in the fields (typically 7 years or less) in which they are applying. Artists with more experience should consider applying for the Fulbright Scholar Program.

Creative & Performing Arts projects fall under the Study/Research grant category and are available in all countries where Study/Research grants are offered. 

FPA

U.S. Professor/Administrator

If you are a U.S. citizen and a professor or administrator at a U.S. institution and are interested in applying for a Fulbright Scholar Award, you will need to apply through CIES.

To support your students in applying for a U.S. Student Program award, please connect with the Fulbright Program Adviser at your institution.

Non U.S. Citizens

If you are a non-U.S. citizen interested in applying for a Fulbright Award to the United States, you will need to apply through the Fulbright Commission or U.S. Embassy in your home country. Find out more information on the Fulbright Visiting Scholar or Student Program.

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The U.S.-Spain Fulbright Commission is one of the largest commissions worldwide and it hosted more than 200 U.S. grantees last year. 

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Fulbright Spain's Open Study/Research awards facilitate access to research and studies representing a wide range of disciplines. The aim of these awards is to strengthen educational and cultural relationships between the United States and Spain and to provide grantees with opportunities for research collaboration that extend into the future. Core funding for this program is provided by the U.S. Government and the Spanish Ministries of Foreign Affairs and of Education.

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For the first time in 2019, Spain hosted a Research Seminar for all its student predoctoral researchers and scholars. Given the success of this seminar, the Commission intends to hold a similar event each year.

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Grants will begin on September 15, 2022.

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Advanced graduate students, doctoral candidates, and those with previous research experience will be given priority. Graduating seniors will also be considered. Applicants must be mature and self-motivated individuals who are capable of working independently with little supervision. Awards are mainly offered for independent graduate research in areas of mutual U.S./Spanish interest. Projects dealing with contemporary issues are especially encouraged.

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Engaging in university coursework may be considered, but not as the sole purpose of the project; university fees are not covered by the grant benefits. Course listings may not be confirmed until after universities begin and enrollment of foreign students is not guaranteed.

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Additional Information: Spanish language proficiency is strongly recommended. A basic understanding of Catalán, Gallego or Euskera is recommended for general research or study in the respective regions prior to beginning the grant.

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Please make sure to include the Language Self-Evaluation and Foreign Language Evaluation in your Fulbright Online Application.

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Research centers and universities in Spain can be found at the following links:

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Keep in mind that these lists are not exhaustive, and both public and private Spanish universities also offer ample research opportunities.

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Applicants must arrange affiliation in Spain and submit letters of invitation indicating the name and position of the research adviser with whom the scholar will collaborate as well as the availability of research resources. The letter is required to be signed by the research adviser and have the approval of the head of the corresponding department. The U.S.-Spain Fulbright Commission provides wide support to selected candidates regarding administrative issues such as the visa process, and ample pre-departure and arrival information. However, it cannot assist in establishing contacts at prospective host institutions.

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For applicants in the Creative and Performing Arts, letters of affiliation must be from an academic adviser affiliated with a host institution.

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University fees are not covered by the grant benefits.

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All Fulbright Spain grantees are required to arrange their own housing. The Commission provides ample resources to aid in the housing search in Spain, including two webinars prior to departure.

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Candidates may not reside in Spain at the time of application or during the academic year prior to the grant. Study abroad as part of undergraduate studies is not considered residency in Spain.

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Applicants must submit a translated version of the Statement of Grant Purpose and Personal Statement in Spanish, in addition to an English version. The translated documents must adhere to the same page limit guidelines as the English versions. These do not need to be word for word translations, but should convey the same ideas. Each document should be uploaded in the designated field in the Fulbright online application. The translated document should be uploaded as a PDF document.

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Only a one time allowance of $400 will be provided, regardless of the number of dependents accompanying the grantee.

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Up to two awards for the following full-time master's programs at IE Business School:

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IE Business School, fully accredited by the three leading accreditation agencies in the management education arena - AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA -, is one of the world’s leading business schools. IE has a multilingual and multicultural student body that comprises students from more than 70 nationalities.

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Upon successful completion of the International and Tech MBA programs, graduates will receive a private diploma from IE Business School. In addition, students are entitled to request the issuance of the Official University Degree upon completion of these Master's Programs and fulfillment of applicable requirements.

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International MBA

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Tech MBA

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However, please note that an advanced level of Spanish will need to be accredited by any candidate who is not a native Spanish speaker intending to pursue the International MBA Bilingual.

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Applicants are not required to have a letter of admission/affiliation at the time of the Fulbright application, but awards are made conditional upon admission to the Master's program of choice at IE no later than February 15, 2022. Applicants are encouraged to apply to their chosen Master’s program at IE as soon as possible. The IE Admissions email suffices as proof of admission.

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IE will notify Fulbright directly of all semi finalists who have been accepted to IE by the February 15th deadline.

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IE provides full tuition waivers for Fulbright grantees.

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These Awards are co-sponsored by the IE Foundation.

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Candidates may not reside in Spain at the time of application or during the academic year prior to the grant. A study abroad semester or year in Spain as part of undergraduate studies is not considered residency in Spain.

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One Award for any of the following full-time master’s programs at IE School of Global and Public Affairs or at IE Law School:

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IE School of Global and Public Affairs

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IE Law School:

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IE School of Global and Public Affairs is committed to creating global leaders who are ready to take on the roles of tomorrow’s world actors and become catalysts for positive change.

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Master in International Relations

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Master in International Development

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The Master in International Relations prepares students to face global challenges with a more sustainable vision of business and project management. It trains students to become influential leaders who can transform and truly make a difference in the public, private, and non-profit sector. This program is designed for recent graduates and early to mid-career professionals with backgrounds in Business, International Relations, Economics, Political Sciences, Law or Social Sciences. Other backgrounds such as Engineering, Finance and Humanities are also welcome.

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The Master in International Development is a unique collaboration between IE and the United Nations System Staff College, with a curriculum focused on the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. The program also includes soft and hard skills, as well as a Specialization Track. This program is designed for recent graduates and young professionals with backgrounds in International Relations, Economics, Political Sciences, Law or Social Sciences. Other backgrounds such as Engineering, Business, and Humanities are also welcome. 

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The Master of Laws, defined by its comparative methodology and international orientation, gives students hands-on experience in skills such as cross-border transactions and transnational law to propel their international ambitions. Students can either specialize in one of three major legal fields—International Business Law, International Dispute Resolution, or Intellectual Property and Technology Law—or earn a General LL.M. that provides an overview of all three fields. A Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from an accredited US law school or a first law degree (JD, LLB, or the equivalent) from a law school in countries other than the United States is required to earn the LL.M degree. Exceptional candidates with backgrounds in Political Science, Economics, History, Criminology, or similar will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis for an MsL degree.

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Proficiency in Spanish or other foreign languages viewed favorably.

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Applicants are not required to have a letter of admission/affiliation at the time of the Fulbright application, but awards are made conditional upon admission to the Master's program of choice at IE no later than February 15, 2022. Applicants are encouraged to apply to their chosen Master’s program at IE as soon as possible. The IE Admissions email suffices as proof of admission.

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IE will notify Fulbright directly of all semi finalists who have been accepted to IE by the February 15th deadline.

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IE provides full tuition waivers for Fulbright grantees.

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This Award is co-sponsored by the IE Foundation.

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All Fulbright Spain grantees are required to arrange their own housing. The Commission provides ample resources to aid in the housing search in Spain, including two webinars prior to departure.

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According to Spanish law, English Teaching Assistants must always be accompanied in the classroom by a Spanish teacher and are not allowed to take on full teaching responsibility. Nevertheless, it is strongly recommended that applicants have some formal teaching practice and experience developing classroom resources, as only limited teaching training will be provided upon arrival and during the grant period: this is not a teacher training program. Candidates are expected to be able to prepare their own teaching materials; interact positively with students, teachers, and administrative personnel at their schools; and to demonstrate initiative in the classroom. ETAs will be expected to be available for classes held in the morning, afternoon, and or evening, depending on each institution's individual needs.

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14 ETA awards co-sponsored by the Regional Government of Asturias.

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33 ETA awards co-sponsored by the Regional Government of the Canary Islands.

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30 ETA awards co-sponsored by the Regional Government of Madrid.

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40 ETA awards co-sponsored by the Regional Government of Galicia.

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27 ETA awards co-sponsored by the Regional Government of La Rioja.

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3 ETA awards co-sponsored by the IE University, with campuses in Madrid and Segovia.

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6 ETA awards co-sponsored by the University Camilo José Cela (UCJC).

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5 ETA awards co-sponsored by the Universidad de Málaga (UMA).

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All Fulbright Spain student grantees are required to attend a mandatory orientation which will take place during the second week of September, 2022.

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Asturias ETAs: Applications are welcome from self-motivated graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative, adaptability, and flexibility needed to assistant-teach in both elementary and high schools.

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Canary Islands ETAs: Applications are welcome from self-motivated graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative, adaptability, and flexibility needed to assistant-teach in early childhood and elementary schools.

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Comunidad de Madrid ETAs: Applications are welcome from self-motivated graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative, adaptability, and flexibility needed to assistant-teach in high schools.

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Galicia ETAs: Applications are welcome from self-motivated graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative, adaptability, and flexibility needed to assistant-teach mostly in high schools and vocational training schools (formación profesional) and, in a few cases, in elementary schools.

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La Rioja ETAs: Applications are welcome from self-motivated graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative, adaptability, and flexibility needed to assistant-teach in early childhood, elementary, high schools, and, in a few cases, vocational training schools (formación profesional).

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IE ETAs: Applications are welcome from graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative and flexibility needed to assistant-teach at the university level. More mature candidates with excellent writing skills, some teaching experience, and/or writing tutoring experience are highly preferred.

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UCJC ETAs: Applications are welcome from graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative and flexibility needed to assistant-teach at the university level. More mature candidates with excellent communication and/or writing skills, some teaching experience, a Master’s degree, and/or tutoring experience are highly preferred.

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UMA ETAs: Applications are welcome from graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative and flexibility needed to assistant-teach at the university level. More mature candidates with a Master’s degree, excellent writing skills, some teaching experience, and/or writing tutoring experience are highly preferred.

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ULL ETAs: Applications are welcome from graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative and flexibility needed to assistant-teach at the university level. More mature candidates with a Master’s degree, excellent writing skills, some teaching experience, and/or writing tutoring experience are highly preferred.

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Other Spain ETAs: Applications are welcome from self-motivated graduating seniors and recent graduates with the initiative, adaptability and flexibility needed to assistant-teach at the early childhood, elementary, high school, and/or university levels.

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All ETAs are expected to undertake independent projects, especially those involving community service, after school hours. Applicants should briefly describe the project or activity in which they would like to engage outside of ETA responsibilities in their Statements of Grant Purpose.

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Additional Information: Intermediate Spanish language proficiency is not necessary in the ETA placements but is required for better assimilation into the local community. Advanced Spanish would be particularly useful for the university placements, although applicants with intermediate Spanish will be considered. 

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Please make sure to include the Language Self-Evaluation and Foreign Language Evaluation in your Fulbright Online Application.

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All Fulbright Spain grantees are required to arrange their own housing. The Commission provides ample resources to aid in the housing search in Spain, including two webinars prior to departure.

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Asturias ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff at elementary, middle, and/or high schools for 16 classroom hours per week, plus 2 hours per week for planning and coordination meetings. Responsibilities include assistant-teaching in English as a foreign language and assistant-teaching in English in subjects such as social studies, science, technology, arts and crafts, and physical education.

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ETAs may be involved in special projects designed by the regional co-sponsor. ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility (they are not the main classroom teacher) and should be prepared to: take part in collaborative teaching activities; serve as resource persons in conversation groups; serve as attendants in language laboratories; and give presentations related to American studies in classes or events organized by the regional Education Department.

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Placements will be based on the academic and extracurricular profiles of the selected candidate and the schools’ needs. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities, including information about the age groups with which the applicant has worked.

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All the schools are placed in the Principality of Asturias. They can be elementary, middle or high schools. Some of them are located in small rural areas with a small number of students. Depending on the size of the school and on the number of students, ETAs should be prepared to teach in one or two different schools placed in the same village or in villages nearby, which may involve flexibility in teaching different levels. In some instances, commuting from the biggest cities in Asturias can take more than an hour. Specific school placements will not be finalized until after the grant has been accepted.

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Canary Islands ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff for 16 classroom hours per week, plus an additional 2 hours per week for planning and coordination meetings. ETAs will be placed in early childhood and elementary schools and will assist English language teachers working with children from 3 to 5 years old and 6 to 12 years old.

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Placements will be based on the academic and extracurricular profiles of the selected candidate and the school's needs. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities, including information about the age groups with which the applicant has worked.

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ETAs may also be involved in special projects designed by the regional co-sponsor or the school. ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility (they are not the main classroom teacher) and should be prepared to: assist in the design of motivational activities, promote oral communication; and, on occasion, introduce American culture at cross-curricular events. 

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All schools are placed in the Canary Islands. There are eight islands that form two provinces: Santa Cruz (Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro) and Las Palmas (Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, and La Graciosa.) Some of the schools are located in cities and others in small rural areas; some are located on larger islands, such as Tenerife (894,636 inhabitants) and Gran Canaria (850,390 inhabitants); while others are located in smaller towns, villages, and islands, such as El Hierro (10,162 inhabitants) or La Graciosa (750 inhabitants). Depending on the number of students in each school, ETAs should be prepared to teach in one or two different schools placed in the same location or in a location nearby. Specific school placements will not be finalized until after the grant has been accepted.

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Comunidad de Madrid ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff at secondary schools for up to 16 classroom hours per week, plus up to an additional 2 hours per week for planning and coordination meetings. Additionally, Global Classrooms (Model UN) preparation requires attendance at regular training sessions.

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Responsibilities include assistant-teaching, in English, subjects such as social studies, science and technology, art, physical education, English language, and in some cases, English conversation classes with school staff.

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Placements will be based on the academic and extracurricular profiles of the selected candidate and the secondary school’s needs. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities, including information about the age groups with which the applicant has worked.

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For the first five or six months of the grant, ETAs will prepare students for the Global Classrooms (Model UN) project and will participate in the proceedings. ETAs may also be involved in special projects designed by the regional co-sponsor. ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility (they are not the main classroom teacher) and should be prepared to: serve as resource persons in conversation groups; provide small group tutorials; serve as attendants in language laboratories; and, on occasion, give presentations related to American culture at extracurricular events.

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All ETAs will be required to complete a training module (MOOC) designed by the Comunidad de Madrid from October to February.

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All schools are placed in the Madrid region, but some of them are located in the outskirts or in small towns. In some instances, commuting time from Madrid city center may be more than one hour. Specific school placements will not be finalized until after the grant has been accepted.

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Galicia ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff at plurilingual elementary schools, high schools and vocational training schools (formación profesional), for up to 16 classroom hours per week, plus up to an additional 2 hours per week for planning and coordination meetings. Responsibilities include assistant-teaching, in English, subjects such as science and technology, social studies, art, physical education, English language, and in some cases, English conversation classes with school staff.

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Placements will be based on the academic and extracurricular profiles of the selected candidate and the high school's needs. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities, including information about the age groups with which the applicant has worked.

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ETAs may also be involved in special projects designed by the regional co-sponsor or the school. ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility (they are not the main classroom teacher) and should be prepared to: serve as resource persons in conversation groups; provide small group tutorials; serve as attendants in language laboratories; design motivational activities; promote critical and scientific thinking; and, on occasion, give presentations related to American culture at extracurricular events.

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Most schools are plurilingual (Spanish / Galician / English) and work with the CLIL methodology. They are located in urban areas of the region of Galicia in northwestern Spain, either in cities such as Vigo (300,000 inhabitants); A Coruna (250,000); Ourense, Lugo or Santiago de Compostela (around 100,000); Pontevedra (80,000) or Ferrol (70,000); or in small towns near said cities. Depending on the number of students in each school, ETAs should be prepared to teach in one or two different schools placed in the same location or in a location nearby. Specific school placements will not be finalized until after the grant has been accepted. 

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La Rioja ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff at early childhood, elementary, secondary schools, and vocational training schools for up to 16 classroom hours per week, plus up to an additional 2 hours per week for planning and coordination meetings. Responsibilities include assistant-teaching, in English, subjects such as social studies, science and technology, art, physical education, English language, and in some cases, English conversation classes with school staff.

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Placements will be based on the academic and extracurricular profiles of the selected candidate and the school's needs. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities, including information about the age groups with which the applicant has worked.

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ETAs may also be involved in special projects designed by the regional co-sponsor or the school. ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility (they are not the main classroom teacher) and should be prepared to: serve as resource persons in conversation groups; provide small group tutorials; serve as attendants in language laboratories; design motivational activities; promote critical and scientific thinking; and, on occasion, give presentations related to American culture at extracurricular events.

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All schools are placed in the La Rioja region, some in larger towns such as Logrono (152,000 inhabitants), Calahorra (25,000) and Haro (12,000), while others are located in nearby smaller towns and villages such as Santo Domingo de la Calzada (6,000). Depending on the number of students in each school, ETAs should be prepared to teach in one or two different schools placed in the same location or in a location nearby. Specific school placements will not be finalized until after the grant has been accepted.

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IE ETAs: ETAs will assist Writing Center and teaching staff at IE University for up to 16 hours per week, plus 2 hours per week dedicated to planning and coordination meetings. ETAs’ primary role will be to lead the Writing Center (virtually and in person on each campus), overseen by the Writing Skills Coordinator. Responsibilities at the Writing Center include offering support for the Writing Skills subjects which all first-year students must take within their degree programs, the Language Proficiency Track (English-language support courses taught by various professors on each campus for high level ESL first-year students), tutoring IE students in writing and research skills, and leading the organization of the 3-Minute Thesis competition in the spring. ETAs’ other responsibilities include teaching English conversation classes for IE University staff (in coordination with the main professor),and developing and conducting writing and research skills workshops for general or specific groups of students throughout the year.

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ETAs may be also involved in special projects designed by the co-sponsor. ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility of academic undergraduate courses but should be prepared to: take part in collaborative teaching activities in English and Academic Writing classes; lead staff/professor conversation groups on both campuses (Madrid and Segovia); and work with Academic Writing students who need extra help on a one-on-one basis during tutoring hours (by appointment or walk-in).

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IE is an international university in Spain. All students at IE study their degree programs wholly in English (https://www.ie.edu). Some students who still need to hone their English skills may study an additional pre-degree Language Proficiency English track summer program and then continue with additional support in English during the first year of study. English is the lingua franca at IE, but it is a generic, international English (neither predominantly British nor American). However, most students are at least bilingual, and many are polyglots who already speak/live/study in multiple languages. The IE student body is extremely international with about 70% international students from 100 countries and the other 30% Spanish students.

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Selection will be based on the University’s needs and the academic and professional experience and extracurricular profile of the selected candidate. Applicants submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities.  The ability to be pro-active and take initiative while functioning as part of a tightly knit, extremely coordinated team is essential.

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IE University has two campuses, in Madrid and Segovia. Madrid is a typical city campus while Segovia is a more traditional campus in a beautiful, more provincial setting. TAs will be placed either in Madrid or in Segovia and may be asked to travel between campuses for meetings, classes, etc. Travel between campuses will be covered by the Fulbright Commission.

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University Camilo José Cela ETAs: UCJC ETAs will collaborate with UCJC staff and students for 16 hours per week, plus an additional 2 hours for coordination (a total of 18 hours of work per week, which may or may not include planning time). ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility of undergraduate courses within any degree program (they will never be the main classroom teacher) but should be prepared to: assist teaching staff, take part in collaborative teaching activities in English, create and proofread didactic materials for lessons, lead staff/professor conversation groups or workshops, help students improve their English via Free English Support (weekly one-on-one tutoring sessions), facilitate extracurricular activities (such as The International Club, Professional Dialogue Group, weekly language exchanges, or GoFlow Yoga in English), give professional development workshops for students, or participate in other special projects designed by UCJC.

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UCJC is a private Spanish university which has been operating since the year 2000, and offers Bachelor’s degrees via four faculties: Communication & Humanities, Technology & Science, Education, and Health. UCJC's main campus, located in Villafranca del Castillo (30 minutes outside the center of Madrid), is home to the majority of UCJC´s undergraduate degree programs, services, facilities, and activities. UCJC's Madrid city center campus, Campus Almagro, is the headquarters for UCJC´s Graduate School and a very limited number of undergraduate degree programs. All ETAs interested in collaborating at UCJC should be prepared to collaborate four days per week on our main campus in Villafranca del Castillo, Madrid.

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The ETA profile we seek is primarily linked to our undergraduate degree programs, which offer courses taught in both English and Spanish. Approximately half of credits in our undergraduate International Degrees (Urban Management, Digital Arts, Communications, and Business & Technology) are taught 100% in English. Meanwhile, select courses in our undergraduate National Degrees are taught in a bilingual manner (primarily in Spanish, but including particular English components as well).

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ETA selection will be based on UCJC´s needs, as well as the academic, professional, and extracurricular profile of each candidate. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests, as well as any relevant extracurricular activities.

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The specific ETA profiles sought at UCJC are as follows:

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  • Majors/minors/experience with Communications, Marketing, Publicity, Advertising, Journalism, Transmedia Stories, Digital Media Production, Public Relations, Branding, Public Diplomacy & Networking, Negotiation & Conflict Mediation, Team Management & Emotional Intelligence, Event Management, Event Production, or related fields.
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  • Majors/minors/experience with Education, Psychology, Pedagogy, English as a Second Language, International Education, Developmental Psychology, Sociology, or related fields.
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    • Target Bachelor's Degree Programs at UCJC: Infant Education, Primary Education, Pedagogy, or Psychology
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  • Majors/minors/experience with Computer Science, Programming, Multimedia Programming, Web Programming, Apps, Machine Learning, Information Technology, Statistics, or related fields.
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  • Majors/minors/experience with Physiotherapy, Nursing, Public Health, Sports Science, Psychology, Nutrition, Emergency Medicine, Health Promotion, Physical Activity & Health, Biology, Biochemistry, Biostatistics, Statistics, Research Methodology, or related fields.
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  • Majors/minors/experience with Digital Arts, Computer Graphics in 2D or 3D, Digital Illustration, Web Design, Audiovisual Post Production, Media Art, or related fields.
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  • Majors/minors/experience with Law, Globalization & International Relations, Public Diplomacy, Criminology, Security, Psychology, Sociology, Human Rights, or related fields.
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  • Majors/minors/experience with Architecture, Urban Design, Urban Planning, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Smart Cities, Transport & Logistics, or related fields.
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Universidad de Málaga ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff, conduct academic writing skills workshops, and tutor students at UMA for 16 classroom hours per week, plus an additional 2 hours per week dedicated to coordination meetings.

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Responsibilities include supporting the lecturer, particularly in encouraging the students to participate in oral communication activities and motivating students to learn relevant terminology of the subject field and use it in idiomatically in different written formats (reports, essays, etc.). They may also be required to assist with the preparation of resource material for lessons, as indicated by the subject teacher.

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Selection will be based on the University’s needs and the academic and professional experience and extracurricular profile of the selected candidate. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities.

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ETAs may be involved in special projects designed by UMA. ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility and should be prepared to: take part in collaborative teaching activities in English; lead staff/professor conversation groups; work with students who need extra help on a one-on-one basis during tutoring hours; create and proofread didactic materials for lessons and give support to the coordinator of the courses taught in English.

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The University of Málaga is a public Spanish University which has been operating since the year 1972. It has two main campuses (El Ejido and Teatinos). 40 years after its founding, UMA has more than 35,000 students, 58 Bachelor's Programmes, 53 Master's Programmes, 278 research groups and 45 registered patents in 2011. At present, the UMA remains highly committed to making scientific development and innovation the grounds on which social progress rests. The efforts made to promote mobility and attract international talent have stood out in the recent years, resulting in an open and cosmopolitan university involved in top-level research projects.

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Universidad de la Laguna ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff, conduct academic writing skills workshops, and tutor students at the ULL for 16 classroom hours per week, plus an additional 2 hours per week dedicated to coordination meetings. Responsibilities include supporting the lecturer, particularly in encouraging the students to participate in oral communication activities and motivating students to learn relevant terminology of the subject field and use it in idiomatically in different written formats (reports, essays, etc.). They may also be required to assist with the preparation of resource material for lessons, as indicated by the subject teacher.

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Selection will be based on the University’s needs and the academic and professional experience and extracurricular profile of the selected candidate. It is desirable that one of the assistants has a profile in Sciences and another in Arts. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities.

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ETAs do not assume full teaching responsibility and should be prepared to: take part in collaborative teaching activities in English; lead staff/professor conversation groups; work with students who need extra help on a one-on-one basis during tutoring hours; create and proofread didactic materials for lessons and give support to the coordinator of the courses taught in English.

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The Universidad de La Laguna is the oldest centre of higher education in the Canary Islands, with more than two hundred years of history. The decree for its foundation dates from March 11, 1792, signed by King Carlos IV. Since that date, it has gone through several names and stages, until it obtained its current name in 1913. Two hundred years after its foundation, The ULL continues to be a reference point in the Canarian community which, with the Atlantic as a bridge, reaches out to the world. Currently, this public institution is composed of more than 25,000 people, including students, teachers and administrative and service staff.

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Its catalogue of qualifications includes 45 Degrees, 21 Official Master's Degrees in extinction and 30 in force, 52 Doctorate programs and 25 non-official Master's Degrees. The ULL is in a process of renovating its course offerings to include new information technologies and telematic education will be promoted, and will be centralized in its Virtual Teaching Unit.

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The strategic tricontinental position of the Canary Islands places its universities in a position of reference and leadership in the Atlantic region they occupy.

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Other Spain ETAs: ETAs will assist teaching staff at early childhood, elementary, or high schools and universities for up to 16 classroom hours per week, plus up to an additional 2 hours per week for planning and coordination meetings. Responsibilities include assistant-teaching, in English, subjects such as social studies, science and technology, art, physical education, English language and, in some cases, English conversation classes with school staff.

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Placements will be based on the academic and extracurricular profiles of the selected candidate and the school's needs. Applicants should submit detailed descriptions of their study or career interests and also include relevant extracurricular activities.

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ETAs may also be involved in special projects designed by the regional co-sponsor or the school, design motivational activities, and promote critical and scientific thinking.

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Candidates may not reside in Spain at the time of application or during the academic year prior to the grant. Study abroad as part of undergraduate studies is not considered residency in Spain.

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Applicants must clearly state their preferences for placement type in the first sentence of the Statement of Grant Purpose. Please specify:

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Your preferences will be taken into consideration, although acceptance and placement will ultimately be determined by the Commission and the co-sponsors in accordance with each program's needs.

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Schools are placed throughout Spain, both in urban and rural areas. Depending on the number of students in each school, ETAs should be prepared to teach in one or two different schools placed in the same location or in a location nearby. Please clearly indicate your preferences regarding age group (early childhood, elementary, high school or university) and geographic location (urban or rural areas) in your application. The Spanish region and specific school placements will not be finalized until after the grant has been accepted.

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One award is available to pursue a full-time Master's degree in Global and International Studies (MGIS) at the Universidad de Salamanca (USAL), one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Spain. USAL has a multilingual and multicultural student body with more than 10,000 international students who go to Salamanca every year. The city is a fundamentally university-focused city in which more than 40,000 students live as part of a population of 170,000 inhabitants.

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As detailed on the USAL website, the program includes diverse but complementary components.

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Grant Length: 9 months.

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Academic year from September 2022 to May 2023. Renewable upon satisfactory academic performance for a second academic year from September 2023 to May 2024.

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All Fulbright Spain student grantees are required to attend a mandatory orientation which will take place during the second week of September 2022.

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The MGIS program is open to graduate students with diverse academic backgrounds. The screening committee values previous experience in the fields of Law, Political Science, History, Sociology, Security, International Organizations and Global Economy.

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Additional Information: Classes will be taught in English, and the students must complete all written and oral assignments in English. 

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Some proficiency in Spanish is recommended for daily life. English is not widely spoken in Salamanca, especially among middle-aged and older people. The Global and International Studies Program is partnered with the Office of International Studies, one of the best Spanish-language training programs in Spain, and is available to students who wish to develop their language skills in Spanish.

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Applicants are not required to have a letter of admission/affiliation at the time of the Fulbright application, but awards are made conditional upon admissionat the Universidad de Navarra no later than February 15, 2022. Applicants are encouraged to apply to the MGIS at the Universidad de Salamanca as soon as possible.

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The Universidad de Salamanca will notify Fulbright directly of all semi finalists who have been accepted to the MGIS program by the February 15th deadline.

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The Universidad de Salamanca provides full tuition waivers for Fulbright grantees enrolled in the Master’s program.

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All Fulbright Spain grantees are required to arrange their own housing. The Commission provides ample resources to aid in the housing search in Spain, including two webinars prior to departure.

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Candidates may not reside in Spain at the time of application or during the academic year prior to the grant. Study abroad as part of undergraduate studies in Spain is not considered residency in Spain.

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In your Fulbright application, please select Fulbright Global and International Studies Master's at Universidad de Salamanca from the drop down menu. 

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Award Profile

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One Award for any of the following full-time master's programs at IE School of Human Sciences & Technology or IE School of Architecture and Design

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IE School of Human Sciences & Technology

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  • Master in Talent Development & Human Resources
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  • Master in Visual & Digital Media
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  • Master in Corporate & Marketing Communication
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  • Master in Market Research & Consumer Behavior
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IE School of Architecture and Design

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  • Master in Strategic Interior Design
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About the Schools

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IE School of Human Sciences & Technology offers interdisciplinary, career-centered master programs designed for recent graduates and early to mid-career professionals seeking intense and focused training to accelerate their careers. These programs develop graduates who have specialized expertise required for success in their chosen fields, possessing the professional and leadership skills necessary for navigating the modern workplace.

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IE School of Architecture and Design redefines design education based on pedagogical and technological innovation, project-based learning and environmental responsibility. In an international and entrepreneurial environment, the IE School of Architecture and Design seeks to bridge the traditional gaps between academia and the professional world and to connect architecture and design with the broader society.

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Moreover, we believe that architects and designers are unique professionals who can see opportunities where others see obstacles. They can approach problems with an understanding of many viewpoints and by using their multiple techniques and tools, they can envision the future.  This ability to understand space and imagine things in three dimensions differentiates designers from other professionals. However, it is not enough to envisage future projects and designs, one must be able to sustainably bring them to fruition. We often work in teams and through the process of analyzing, testing, refining, innovating and testing again, we can come with the best, sustainable solutions. 

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Finally, to be a top school means striving for excellence in many ways. The people who make up our School are outstanding academics and professionals, with a love of teaching, who are also experienced professionals in diverse roles. They are always seeking new ways of sharing and creating knowledge. Our use of technology for teaching and for experimenting, as in our FabLab, means new ideas, flexibility and keeping up to date with the latest developments in the field. 

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Upon successful completion of the Master in Strategic Interior Design, graduates will receive the private diploma from IE School of Architecture and Design. 

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Master in Talent Development & Human Resources

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Master in Visual & Digital Media

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Master in Corporate & Marketing Communication

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Master in Market Research & Consumer Behavior

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Master in Business Analytics and Big Data 

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Master in Strategic Interior Design

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Grant Length: 11 months.

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Grants will begin on September 1, 2022 and end on July 31, 2023.

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All Fulbright Spain student grantees are required to attend a mandatory orientation which will take place during the second week of September 2022.

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The Master in Talent Development & Human Resources, designed for recent graduates and young professionals, is a future-forward program designed to meet demand in the evolving field of Human Resources. Students gain hands-on knowledge in areas like positive psychology, talent development management, and human analytics and technologies in order to become the leaders who will reinvent the workplace. Learning talent development skills and technologies will allow students to design people-strategies that are strategically aligned with business objectives, preparing them to be key players at any company or organization.

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The Master in Corporate & Marketing Communication, Master in Visual & Digital Media, and Master in Market Research & Consumer Behavior are offered by IE School of Human Sciences & Technology and are appropriate for recent graduates and young professionals in the fields of Communications, Journalism, Advertising, Marketing, Design, Economics, Sociology, Psychology or Business. Other backgrounds such as Law, Political Science, History and Fine Arts are also welcome.

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The profiles for Master in Business Analytics and Big Data come from diverse backgrounds, predominantly business, quantitative, and technology, and from all over the world. This is a key factor that enriches the classroom experience. The most important quality of applicants is a drive to manage great amounts of data to create meaningful value in businesses.

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The Master in Strategic Interior Design is for creative thinkers who like to connect the dots when tackling complex problems. You may already hold a degree in architecture, design, branding, engineering, tech, or any related fields. Alternatively, you may just be passionate about the power of design, a computer wiz, or interested in the interaction of physical and digital spaces to drive business innovation. Whatever category you fall into, we are happy to welcome you to our community! You will discover how to implement innovative design changes that impact behavior and align with an organization’s goals. This will include enhancing functionality, brand strengthening and boosting productivity and satisfaction, while also providing sustainable solutions.

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Applicants are not required to have a letter of admission/affiliation at the time of the Fulbright application, but awards are made conditional upon admission to the Master's program of choice at IE no later than February 15, 2022. Applicants are encouraged to apply to their chosen Master’s program at IE as soon as possible. The IE Admissions email suffices as proof of admission.

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IE will notify Fulbright directly of all semi finalists who have been accepted to IE by the February 15th deadline.

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IE provides full tuition waivers for Fulbright grantees.

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This Award is co-sponsored by the IE Foundation.

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All Fulbright Spain grantees are required to arrange their own housing. The Commission provides ample resources to aid in the housing search in Spain, including two webinars prior to departure.

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Candidates may not reside in Spain at the time of application or during the academic year prior to the grant. Study abroad as part of undergraduate studies in Spain is not considered residency in Spain.

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In your Fulbright online application, for Award Name, please select the specific award you are applying for from the drop down menu.

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One award is available to pursue a full-time Master's degree in Spanish Second Language Teaching (MELE: Máster Universitario en Enseñanza del Español como Lengua Extranjera) at the Universidad de Navarra. Considered one of the most prestigious universities in Spain, the Universidad de Navarra. located in Pamplona, is 3rd in Europe in the Times Higher Education European Teaching Ranking 2019 and 1st in Spain in the QS Employability Ranking 2019.

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The MELE program is designed with four unique features that distinguish it from similar programs:

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  1. Real teaching experience: Teaching at university level from the beginning of the master’s program (600 hours total): 150 hours of in-class university teaching, and direct responsibility for at least three different groups/courses over the 10-month program. 
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  2. Being part of the team: Professional Development at the Instituto de Lengua y Cultura Españolas (ILCE) by participating in faculty meetings, coordinating courses and proficiency exams, and applying principles and ideas from graduate courses to professional life in ELE. This includes research projects, ELE assessments, teaching classes, program organization, co-curricular activities, and ILCE meetings. 
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  3. Small graduate cohort and personalized mentorship: Each master’s class accepts a limited number of students (between 7-14) creating a small learning community. Each student receives a mentor for the classes they teach, an academic advisor for MELE questions/issues, and a supervisor for the MA thesis. Each teacher-in-training in MELE receives constant support, tutoring, and continuous monitoring from ILCE professors/mentors through weekly support meetings.
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  4. True global focus: MELE is the only MA in Spanish Second Language Teaching in which more than half of the professors are visiting professors from the best universities in America, Asia, and Europe. You’ll receive professional perspectives from around the world. 
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ACADEMICS

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The program is divided into two main semesters (Fall and Spring), and First Summer Session (May/June). Students take the equivalent of four graduate seminars per semester (6 ECTS each, equivalent to 3 credits each seminar) for a total of 12 graduate credits per semester.

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 Fall (12 credits of graduate work plus teaching two classes):

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  • Spanish for Specific Purposes and Service Learning
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  • Technology-Enhanced Language Learning, Digital Portfolios, and Digital Storytelling
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First Summer Session: MA Thesis Defense (3 credits) plus teaching one class.

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PROFESSIONAL FIELD TRIP

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Program includes one professional trip to Barcelona for 2 days (sessions and class observation of Spanish for Business, Transportation, and Housing).

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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

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The Universidad de Navarra is a nonprofit private Catholic university founded in 1952. The university has more than 11,000 students throughout its six campuses: Pamplona, San Sebastian, Madrid, Barcelona, Munich, and New York. 

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With widely acclaimed programs in teaching and research, the University of Navarra offers 86 undergraduate degrees and double degrees, 32 master’s degrees, and 20 doctoral programs. The University library, with more than a million volumes, is one of the largest collections in Europe.

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Grant Length: 11 months. Grantees may only join in the Fall 2022 intake.

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Grants will begin on August 15, 2022 and end on July 14, 2023. 

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Proficiency in Spanish is a must since students will become Spanish teachers at University level. C1 in the Common European Framework Reference (CEFR) for Languages or Superior Proficiency in the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).

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Applicants must certify that they have a highly advanced Spanish level.

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The Universidad de Navarra will notify Fulbright directly of all semi finalists who have been accepted to the MELE program by the February 15th deadline.

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This Award is co-sponsored by the Universidad de Navarra.

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