Scholars and appropriately qualified professionals outside of academia may engage in collaborative research; or combine teaching and research activities; or pursue a professional project in their area of specialization in two to three countries in at least two different world regions. Activities may also include consulting on curriculum, program and faculty development and conducting workshops. Applicants with a teaching/research project may determine the percentage of the grant dedicated to each activity and should define this in the project proposal. The activities can be conducted in the same academic year or over the course of two consecutive years and may consist of one multi-country trip, two or three single country trips or two dual-country trips. Any appropriate institution, research center, non-profit organization, government agency, museum, or arts organization in each of the selected countries is eligible. A country is an eligible host country only if it has an existing Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program. Proposals must include only two or three host countries from at least two different world regions. A letter of invitation is required. Project statement must include a detailed description of proposed grant activities, including duration and dates in each country, justification for each country to be visited, host institutions, and site(s) to be visited. There are no language proficiency requirements; English is sufficient. However, feasibility of conducting the project must be demonstrated in the project statement. Confirm with each host institution the language of instruction for proposed teaching. Two letters of recommendation are also required. Please visit the award's website or contact the Council for International Exchange of Scholars for more information.