Fulbright Social Sciences and Humanities Scholars may propose to conduct research, teach, teach/research, or carry out a professional project at any accredited institution of higher education in Argentina. Teaching-only and teaching/research scholars will conduct seminars for undergraduate or graduate students, faculty, or both. For teaching-only awards, scholars should also participate in curriculum development and advising, while teaching/research scholars should also conduct independent or collaborative research. Applicants choosing a teaching/research grant may elect the percentages of time that they spend teaching and researching. The Scholar may also advise on ongoing and future research, deliver seminars or short courses to local researchers and assist in cooperative research projects. Projects in economic development, economic integration, and U.S. studies are particularly welcome. Awards are open to Early Career Academics, Mid-Career Academics, Senior Academics, Artists, Professionals, and Community College faculty. Candidates with little or no academic experience in Argentina are encouraged to apply. Applicants residing in the award country at the time of application or thereafter are not eligible to apply for this award. Permanent residents of the award country are not eligible to apply for this award. It is recommended for applicants to have an intermediate-level Spanish language proficiency. A letter of invitation is required. The letter of invitation must include the course(s) that the U.S. scholar is expected to teach as well as the research projects in which s(he) will participate in, if any. It must be signed by the highest school or department authority. Candidates may be invited to participate in a virtual interview as part of the host country review process. 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.