RSS2010-2011 Fellowship Opportunity
US Embassy Policy Specialist (EPS) Program
IREX is pleased to announce 2010-2011 competition for the US Embassy
Policy Specialist (EPS) Program.
EPS provides fellowships to US scholars and professionals for up to
eight weeks to serve US Embassies in Eurasia as policy specialists on
a chosen topic and pursue their own research project independently.
EPS Grant covers the cost of travel and in-country housing and
provides a stipend for living expenses.
Eligible Embassies and Fields (for more detailed descriptions of
research fields please see application instructions posted on the link
below):
Armenia (US Embassy, Yerevan)
* Economics
* Anti-Corruption/Economics
Azerbaijan (US Embassy, Baku)
* Economic Development
* Alternative/Renewable Energy
* History
Georgia (US Embassy, Tbilisi)
* Higher Education/Public Policy
* Civic Engagement
* Higher Education
Kazakhstan (US Embassy, Astana)
* Civil Society
* Foreign Relations
* Politics
Kyrgyzstan (US Embassy, Bishkek)
* Foreign Investment and Trade
* Labor Migration
* Kyrgyz Attitudes towards the US
Moldova (US Embassy, Chisinau)
* Democracy Building/Civil Society
* Transnistria
Russia
* History of US-Russia Relations (US Consulate, St. Petersburg)
* Environment (US Embassy, Moscow)
Tajikistan (US Embassy, Dushanbe)
* Politics
* Energy Economics
* History
Turkmenistan (US Embassy, Ashgabat)
* Agriculture
* Alternative Energy
The EPS application and instructions are available on the IREX website:
http://www.irex.org/programs/us_scholars/uss_info.asp
Completed applications are due no later than March 15, 2010
Scholars and Professionals with advanced degrees (PhD, MA, MS, MFA,
MBA, MPA, MLIS, MPH, JD, MD) and US citizenship or permanent residency
are eligible to apply for the EPS Program.
Questions may be addressed to the EPS Program Staff at eps@irex.org or
by telephone at 202-628-8188
EPS is funded by the United States Department of State Title VIII
Program