Institute Member Opportunities

African Studies

Center for East Asian Studies

Center for European Studies

European Union Center of Excellence

Center for German and European Studies

Global Studies

LACIS: Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies

Middle East Studies

CREECA: Center for Russia, East Europe and Central Asia

Center for South Asia

Center for Southeast Asian Studies

WAGE: Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy

For Member Programs

Support for Development Activities The international Institute and the Division of International Studies announce a competition for Development Funds in International Studies. Proposals are due February 26, 2010.

For Faculty

Research Circles Funding opportunities for UW faculty to develop collaborative, interdisciplinary, multi-year research projects that address critical and innovative international research topics. Research Circle funding is sponsored by the International Institute, Division of International Studies, and Global Studies. Pre-proposals are due December 4, 2009.

Seminar Series Funding opportunities for UW faculty to develop collaborative, interdisciplinary, year-long, faculty-graduate seminars on global, comparative or trans-area themes. Seminar Series funding is sponsored by the International Institute, Division of International Studies, and Global Studies. Proposals are due February 26, 2010.

Distinguished International Visitors Opportunities for UW faculty to invite international visitors of high visibility to the International Institute and UW-Madison. Distinguished International Visitor funding is sponsored by the International Institute. Proposals are due February 26, 2010.

Strategic Speakers in International Studies Opportunities for UW faculty to invite featured speakers of interest to International Institute member programs to the UW-Madison campus. Strategic Speaker funding is sponsored by the International Institute and Global Studies. Proposals are due February 26, 2010.

Wisconsin and Emerging Regional Powers: Visiting International Professor Funding opportunity for UW faculty to invite an international professor specializing in business for a semester-long visiting professorship in residence at the UW-Madison School of Business and the International Institute. Visiting professors will ideally focus on emerging regional powers such as Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Funding for this initiative is sponsored by the Division of International Studies, the Wisconsin School of Business, the International Institute, and the Tinker Committee. Proposals are due February 26, 2010.

Wisconsin and Emerging Regional Powers: International Executive Speaker Funding opportunity for UW faculty to invite high profile international business speakers to the UW-Madison campus. The speakers will ideally focus on emerging regional powers such as Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Funding for this initiative is sponsored by the Division of International Studies, the Wisconsin School of Business, the International Institute, and the Tinker Committee. Proposals are due February 26, 2010.

International Fellowships Office International Institute resource center providing information on a wide range of international funding opportunities for students and faculty.

WUN: Worldwide University Network International consortium of leading public research universities (including UW-Madison) that offers UW researchers funding for international collaborative research and virtual seminars involving other WUN member institutions.

For Graduate Students

FLAS: Foreign Language Area StudiesU.S. Department of Education foreign language fellowships available through the International Institute’s eight Title VI National Resource Centers.

Graduate Student International Field Research Award Funding opportunity for UW graduate students to conduct pre-dissertation and dissertation summer field research abroad. Graduate Student International Field Research Awards are sponsored by the Division of International Studies. Proposals are due October 16, 2009.

Scott Kloeck-Jenson Fellowship The SKJ fund supports UW-Madison graduate students working on social justice issurs through pre-dissertation research and international internship fellowships. Proposals are due annually in February for the following summer.

International Fellowships Office International Institute resource center providing information on a wide range of international funding opportunities for students and faculty.

For Undergraduates

IAP: International Academic Programs (Study Abroad) Information on financial aid resources for students studying abroad.

International Fellowships Office International Institute resource center providing information on a wide range of international funding opportunities for students and faculty.