Grants are offered from 5 to 10 months and exchanges must take place between August 2021 and May 2022. Benefits include international airfare, living stipend, insurance and other allowances.
Eligibility
All applicants should be citizens or permanent residents of China, Hong Kong SAR (China) or the U.S. at the time of application. CUSP is open to Students including undergraduates in their final year, Master’s and doctoral students, and some recent graduates; and Scholars who hold a terminal degree or artists with significant professional experience.
The distribution of 48 possible grants is anticipated to be roughly equal among China and Hong Kong SAR (China) Students and Scholars traveling to the U.S., and U.S. Students and Scholars traveling to China and Hong Kong SAR (China).
Application
Applications must be submitted online at https://myapp.iie.org/CUSP. Applications will include a CV/resume, project statement, course syllabus (if Scholars propose to teach) and two short essays. A letter of affiliation is required for Scholar applicants, and highly recommended for Students. Students are required to obtain three letters of recommendation. For Scholars, two letters of recommendation are required.
More information
Please visit http://www.iie.org/CUSP to review program details.
Email CUSP@iie.org with any questions.
IIE will hold four Zoom webinars to provide more information on CUSP and to answer questions:
U.S. Webinars
CUSP looks forward to receiving your application.
The program is made possible through a $3.1 million commitment made by five foundations: Carnegie Corporation of New York, Ford Foundation, HarvardYenching Institute, Henry Luce Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
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