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Study of the U.S. for Secondary School Educators

The Institute for Secondary School Educators provides two multinational groups of 30 experienced and highly-motivated secondary school educators (teachers, teacher trainers, textbook writers, curriculum developers, and education ministry officials) with a deeper understanding of U.S. society and culture, past and present. The Institute is organized around a central theme or themes in U.S. civilization and has a strong contemporary component. Through a combination of traditional, multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches, Institute content is imaginatively integrated in order to elucidate the history and evolution of U.S. institutions and values, including illuminating contemporary political, social, and economic debates in American society. While the primary focus of the Institute is on American studies, sessions on pedagogy are included to explore new teaching methodologies and ways to incorporate American studies content into foreign secondary courses.

How To Apply

Interested persons should contact the Public Affairs section of their local U.S. Embassy for up-to-date information about Study of the U.S. programs. U.S. Embassies manage the selection and nomination of candidates, as well as organize participants' travel to the U.S. In some countries, candidates may also be selected by a binational Fulbright Commission.

The Study of the U.S. Branch does NOT accept direct applications.

Programs for Scholars

  • American Politics and Political Thought
  • Contemporary American Literature
  • Journalism and Media
  • Religious Pluralism in the United States
  • Study of the U.S. for Secondary School Educators
  • U.S. Culture and Society
  • U.S. Foreign Policy
  • U.S. National Security

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