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http://www.fulbrightthai.org/knowledge/read.asp?id=424&type=application
The Thailand‑United States Educational Foundation ((Fulbright Thailand) is pleased to announce its annual competition for Fulbright awards under the 2010 Thai Visiting Scholar Program which offers 3 grants to Thai senior scholars to lecture, pursue research or undertake special academic-related projects during the 2010 academic year for a period of 3-6 months in the United States.
Thai scholars are invited to submit proposals in various areas of expertise (sciences & technology and social and human sciences) for a grant to conduct research, lecture, or engage in special academic-related projects in the United States. For research projects, preference will be given to topics, which focus upon the Thailand‑U.S. relationship in, for example, political, economic, trade, legal, cultural, or educational affairs. Lecturing projects should deal with topics relating to aspects of Thai society and economics, modern arts, Thai‑U.S. relations, or Thailand's role in regional affairs.
Selection will be based on professional qualifications of applicants, and on the quality and significance of their project proposals. Applicants are expected to explore in advance the most appropriate location for their research/lecturing projects and should be able to indicate that the proposed host institutions ‑ universities, archives, institutes, etc. - are prepared to receive the scholars. Project proposals will be considered under a condition that the applicant submits an invitation from a U.S. institution along with his/her application.
The deadline for submission is FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2009.
Relevant information with complete details and application form can be downloaded at the bottom of the page. Interested persons should contact Khun Cheewarat at 02-285-0581-2 ext. 107. Fulbright Thailand Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.