Fulbright Postdoctoral Scholars in Arts, Education, Humanities, Professional Fields and Social Sciences will be able to conduct impactful postdoctoral research in the applicant's field of specialization and foster meaningful collaborations with Taiwanese academic and research institutions. Activities may include presenting lectures, seminars and workshops as arranged by the host institution. Applicants may choose to attend any appropriate institution including nonprofit institutions of higher education and research, accredited colleges, accredited universities, libraries, archives, museums, arts centers, hospitals, public television and radio stations, government agencies, national laboratories, privately sponsored nonprofit institutes, nonprofit organizations, government-chartered nonprofit research organizations, and foundations. While applications in all appropriate specializations are welcome, priority is given to the following fields: Regional and Cultural Studies; Policy and Society; Business and Management; International Context; and Science and Technology. Additional depth and breadth are encouraged in the following seven general areas: Indigenous People Initiative; Pacific Corals Holistic Project; Tomorrow's Rivers Initiative; Cross-Strait Studies; English Education Project; Public Health Research; and Arts and Culture. Applicants should be no more than three years beyond the completion of their doctorate at the time of application. Applicants must attain their doctorate by the proposed start date of their grant. An invitation letter is preferred. Applicants are encouraged to obtain a letter of invitation from the potential host institution and submit it at the time of application. Applicants without an invitation letter may indicate preferred affiliations, Fulbright Taiwan will arrange and finalize all affiliations in consultation with potential hosts. There are no language proficiency requirements, English is sufficient. However, feasibility of conducting the project must be demonstrated in the project statement. For projects requiring public engagement, Mandarin language fluency sufficient to complete the research project is required. Those without local language proficiency must clearly demonstrate in their proposal that the research can feasibly be conducted in English. All applicants must submit two recommendation letters. Letters should be from those who know the applicant and the applicant's work well. Please visit the award's website or contact the Council for International Exchange of Scholars for more information.