2. Fulbright Specialist Program brings U. S
Fulbright Specialist Program brings U.S. scholars to universities and higher education institutions in South Africa, for 2 – 6 weeks/14 – 42 days 2

3. Program Overview
The Fulbright Specialist program promotes educational and professional linkages between the U.S. and South Africa.
Grants are awarded to qualified U.S. faculty members and professionals to engage in short-term, collaborative, 2-6 week projects at South African universities and other higher education institutions.
Your institution can select a candidate from the thousands of pre-approved, highly qualified U.S. scholars and professionals in 26 academic disciplines and numerous specializations on the Fulbright Specialist Program roster.
It takes a minimum of two-months for ECA in Washington DC to select a scholar already on the roster and three months if not on the roster.
Scholars have a doctorate or equivalent terminal degree in their field, and professionals have recognized professional standing and accomplishments.

4. Program Funding
The South African host institution funds the in-country costs, including lodging, meals and program related transportation.
The U.S. Department of State provides international airfare and a stipend for the Specialist.

5. What does a Fulbright Specialist do?
Conducts needs assessments, surveys, institutional or programmatic research at South African post-secondary academic and other institutions.
Takes part in specialized academic programs and conferences in conjunction with other scheduled activities.
Consults with administrators and instructors of South African post-secondary institutions on faculty development.
Presents lectures at the graduate and undergraduate levels.
Participates in or leads seminars or workshops at South African post-secondary, academic and other institutions

6. What does a Fulbright Specialist do?
Develops and/or assesses academic curricula or educational materials at South African academic institutions.
Conducts teacher-training programs at the post-secondary level.

7. Eligible Fields
Agriculture American (U.S.) Studies(i.e. Art, Art History, Dance, History, Literature, Music, Culture, Religion, theater, Women’s Studies) Anthropology Applied Linguistics/TEFL Archaeology Business Administration New - Biology Education Chemistry Education Engineering Education Math Education Physics Education
Communications and Journalism Economics Education Environmental Science Information Technology Law Library Science Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies Political Science Public Administration Public/Global Health Social Work Sociology Urban Planning

8. To Submit a Request
Complete application form and to:
Provide a well-articulated and substantial
Program description
Program purpose
Target audience
Scholar justification
Cost share plan