One American scholar will be selected for the Fulbright-Schuman Innovation Award, designed to support research at the intersection of policy and technology that can improve the transatlantic understanding of issues at the heart of the US-EU relationship.

Teaching and Teaching/Research grants: The Scholar will be expected to teach two courses, and will be welcome to conduct their own research or join the university’s research projects.

The Scholar will be expected to teach two courses, and will be welcome to conduct their own research or join the university’s research projects.

The scholar selected for this grant is expected to conduct cutting-edge STEM research preferably at one of Hungary’s high priority research facilities or universities (see preferred locations below). Additional teaching and outreach activities at other Hungarian institutions are also possible.

The Scholar will be expected to teach two courses, and will be welcome to conduct their own research or join the university’s research projects.

The Scholar will be expected to teach two courses, and will be welcome to conduct their own research or join the university’s research projects.

The Scholar will be expected to teach two courses, and will be welcome to conduct their own research or join the university’s research projects.

The Scholar will be expected to teach two courses, and will be welcome to conduct their own research or join the university’s research projects.

The Scholar will be expected to teach two courses, and will be welcome to conduct their own research or join the university’s research projects.

Teach one lecture or seminar course per semester (three hours per week) at undergraduate and/or graduate levels. Scholar may also offer short-term courses for Hungarian faculty and assist in curriculum development.