Ernst-Peter Brezovszky, Austrian Consul General, will conduct a roundtable discussion with faculty and students.
This videoconference, in coordination with the Center for Transatlantic Relations at SAIS at Johns Hopkins, will be moderated by Daniel Hamilton and will feature Philip H. Gordon, Assistant Secretary in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs in the United States Department of State.
The Fulbright German Studies 2011 seminar will take place from June 15-26, 2011 in Germany and will focus on 'Ethnic Diversity and National Identity.' The seminar will be conducted in English. Up to 15 grants are available. The award includes a lump-sum allowance towards coverage of round-trip air travel; travel within Germany; lodging and partial per diem; and health insurance coverage (for the duration of the seminar). The application deadline is October 15, 2010.
The deadline for submission of a completed application to be considered for nomination for priority consideration for the DAAD Study Scholarship and/or Research Grant competition is October 15. For more information and detailed descriptions of the application process, please go to the EUCE/ESC Web site:
The deadline for applications for the 2010-11 Grant Program for Faculty Research or Teaching in Germany is October 15. Application forms and grant information are available at the EUCE/ESC Web site:
Ana Kladnik and Adelina Stefan present their PhD research on consumerism and tourism in three different socialist states.
Elizabeth Otto will present this lecture.
Martin Treml will conduct this lecture.
DAAD (German Acdemic Exchange Services) will visit both the University of Pittsburgh and CMU to hold information sessions for undergraduate students, graduate students, post-doctoral researchers, and faculty about funding opportunities for study and research in Germany. Previous knowledge of German is not required for these awards.
DAAD (German Academic Exchange Services) will visit both the University of Pittsburgh and CMU to hold information sessions for undergraduate students, graduate students, post-doctoral researchers, and faculty about funding opportunities for study and research in Germany. Previous knowledge of German is not required for these awards.
