Call for Applications for Cost-Share Funding Support of up to $600: Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program to Greece and Türkiye

The Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program enables U.S. educators to participate in short-term seminars abroad that enhance their understanding about other countries and cultures for the purpose of internationalizing curriculum and courses. The “Building Bridges Across the Aegean: Cultural Heritage and Sustainability Seminar in Greece and Türkiye” seminar offers an immersive experience, focusing on sustainability, climate change, cultural heritage preservation, and sustainable tourism in both Greece and Türkiye. The Program will be held for four weeks in June-July 2025 (exact dates to be determined) and include site visits to archaeological, environmental, and historical landmarks in Greece (such as Athens, Delphi, and Thessaloniki) and Türkiye (such as Istanbul, Ankara, and Ephesus).

Participants are expected to provide $750 in cost-share to defray pre-departure orientation costs; passport and visa fees; inoculations; gifts for host country presenters and schools; short-term overseas insurance coverage; books and other curriculum materials; and personal expenses.

UNT International Affairs is accepting applications from faculty for cost-share funding support up to $600. UNT faculty must demonstrate college/department cost-share in the amount of $150.

Call for Applications for Funding Support
Application Deadline for Funding Support: November 14, 2024
Application Deadline for the Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program: January 7, 2025

 

 

The Global Venture Fund provides small awards for international collaborative projects involving the following project categories: (a) hosting academic conferences at UNT, (b) hosting visiting international scholars at UNT, and (c) conducting collaborative research/creative scholarly activities abroad.

Call for Applications
Application
Sample Application
Fall Application Deadline: October 15, 2024
Spring Application Deadline: The Spring Call for Applications will open in Spring 2025

The Charn Uswachoke International Development Fund (Charn Fund) is a generous endowment from Mr. Charn Uswachoke, an alumnus from Thailand. The Charn Fund supports faculty initiatives that prepare internationally competent UNT graduates within the following curricular and co-curricular internationalization categories: (a) study abroad site visits, (b) global speakers: as part of the curriculum, (c) international co-curricular programs, and (d) conferences or artist residencies abroad for early career assistant professors. 

Call for Applications
Application
Sample Application
Fall Application Deadline: October 15, 2024
Spring Application Deadline: The Spring Call for Applications will open in Spring 2025.