fellowships

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http://www.cep.org.hu/

Fellowships for University Teaching in Eastern Europe / Former Soviet 
Union, Mongolia

CEP awards teaching fellowships to faculty, Ph.D.s and advanced 
post-graduate students in the social sciences, law and 
journalism/media studies who received western graduate training. CEP 
Fellows teach at CEP partner universities located throughout Central 
and Eastern Europe, the Former Soviet Union, and Mongolia. CEP 
Fellows participating in both programs serve as lecturers at 
universities throughout the region.

CEP Visiting Faculty Fellows are academics from outside of the region 
who teach and mentor for one academic year (two semesters) at a 
university in a CEP program country. Visiting Faculty Fellows receive 
a stipend, round-trip air travel, accommodation, health insurance, 
language lessons, and book allowances.

CEP Local Faculty Fellows are academics from the region who have 
graduated from a North American or West European universities with a 
postgraduate degree. CEP supports their efforts to stay in academia 
in their home country by providing a monthly stipend, teaching 
materials, and participation in various CEP events and activities.

Both Visiting and Local Fellows become part of an academic network 
covering all CEP program countries, from Slovakia to Mongolia, and 
CEP Fellows also work on outreach projects outside the classroom. CEP 
has programs in 24 countries and currently supports approximately 300 
Fellows in a variety of disciplines, including international 
relations, sociology, political science, law, history, economics, 
public administration, environmental policy, and journalism/media 
studies.