RSEP fellowships are four to six months in length. Deadline for submitting applications November 27, 2000. CIF is a merit-based open competition that selects government officials, NGO leaders and other professionals who are engaged in the political, economic, social and educational transformation of their countries. All fellows conduct research on the designated topics. Fellows will be placed at U.S. universities, think tanks, NGOs, or U.S. Government offices and will be matched with U.S. host advisors who guide their research, writing professional development and advocacy skills.
Fellowships are for a duration of four months with an optional internship for the fourth month.
Deadline for submitting applications November 24, 2000. Fellowships are awarded to young and mid-career individuals. The program is designed to foster democratization and the transition to market economies in the NIS through intensive academic and professional training. The Freedom Support Act Undergraduate Program is a program of the Bureau of Educational Affairs of the U.S. Department of State. The program is authorized by the Freedom Support Act and provides scholarships for one academic year of non-degree undergraduate study in the United States.