One American scholar will be selected for the Fulbright-Schuman Postdoctoral Award at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, during the 2027-2028 academic year.

Grant activity entails 30% Teaching, 70% Research.

The scholar will teach one or two courses at the undergraduate or graduate level - four to six hours per week. The main style of teaching will be based on lectures and seminars. The average class size is approximately 80-120  students.

The overall workload of the Fulbright Scholar will consist of 48 hours of teaching, split between two modules:

i) 24 hours (3 hours per week) teaching to both undergrad and master students (up to 40 students);

ii) 24 hours lectures to Ph.D. students (up to 20 students).

The activity entails 80% teaching and 20% research.

The Fulbright Scholar is expected to teach:

- 1 undergraduate course, for approximately 42 hours (6 hours a week), to classes of 10-30 students

- 2-3 seminars for doctoral students for a total of 6-8 hours to classes of 5-10 students.

The activity entails 70% research and 30% teaching.

The Fulbright scholar is expected to:

The activity entails 60% research and 40% teaching.

The Fulbright Scholar is expected to teach 2 courses. The scholar will be able to conduct his/her research and engage in collaborative research, as well.

Courses are:

The activity entails 100% teaching .