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Global Teaching Fellowship Program

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    • Developing Teaching Professionals
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    • Global Teaching Fellowship Program
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    • Network Collaborative Courses
    • OSUN Courses
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    • CORUSUS
    • Economic Democracy Initiative
    • Economic Policy Addressing Inequality and Poverty
    • Professional Development Program for University Administrators
    • Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network
    • Hannah Arendt Humanities Network
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    • Liberal Arts and Sciences Collaborative
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Delivering world-class learning experiences, engaging curriculum, and student-centered teaching methods.

Global Teaching Fellowship Program at the Central European University

Central European University’s Global Teaching Fellowship Program (GTFP), one of the most successful global outreach initiatives in CEU’s history, is now becoming an OSUN trademark. GTFP is designed to give CEU doctoral candidates and recent graduates the experience of teaching at other universities for one semester or one academic year and to contribute to the needs of teaching and learning of CEU’s partners.

Global Teaching Fellows by the Numbers  

Global Teaching Fellows by the Numbers  

  • 130
    teaching
    fellows
  • 20
    partner
    institutions
  • 15
    countries
     
  • 10
    permanent
    faculty postings

About Us

Central European University’s Global Teaching Fellowship Program (GTFP) started in fall 2015 with eight fellows who went to teach at universities in Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan, Hungary, and Romania. To date, the program has supported over 130 fellows teaching at 20 partner institutions in 15 countries around the world. Ten fellows have accepted permanent academic positions at the host universities upon the completion of their fellowship. The success of GTFP surpassed expectations. On top of gaining teaching experience, the fellows found themselves embarking on a journey of personal growth and self-discovery. Exposure to different cultural environments, different higher education systems, or simply students from different age groups and backgrounds helped them become better teachers and researchers and enriched their personal lives. The host institutions had the chance to work with some of CEU’s brilliant doctoral candidates, who offered a vast array of new courses, research topics, and perspectives in humanities and social sciences.

Today, GTFP is a well-established part of the training CEU offers to its doctoral candidates. Its success would have not been a reality without the enthusiasm and dedication of those who worked to establish and enable it, at CEU and at all partner institutions, and without the generous support of the Open Society Foundations.

Opportunities + More

Opportunities + More

Applications Open for Global Engagement Fellows 2023-24
Deadline: February 20, 2023
Global Engagement Fellows Monthly Civic Engagement Workshops

Leadership

For more information, email us at:
Ágnes Leyrer, CEU [email protected]
Monica Jitareanu, CEU [email protected]​​​​​​​

Open Society University Network
For more information contact: 
[email protected]