Programs
China Medical Board
China Medical Board Fellowships: For the last 100 years, the China Medical Board (CMB) has been supporting the development of China’s key medical institutions. Since 2008, IIE/Beijing has been assisting the CMB with the management of three fellowship programs: The Distinguished Professor Program; the Faculty Development Fellowships; and the Next Generation Fellowships.
The Institute of International Education (IIE) currently administers three competitions for the China Medical Board:
The CMB Distinguished Professorships Awards offer financial support and academic recognition to outstanding faculty leaders in 13 of China’s top medical institutions, helping these universities to encourage and nurture their best faculty.
The CMB Faculty Development Awards offer financial support to professional staff from 23 of China’s top medical institutions for international non-degree professionals training in the fields of Health Policy and Systems Sciences. The fellowships are intended to provide mid-career training in these fields for faculty. Training in the clinical or biomedical sciences is not supported by these fellowships.
The CMB Next Generation Fellowships offer financial support to any qualified Chinese citizens resident in China for international Master’s degree study in the fields of Health Policy and Systems Sciences. The fellowships are intended to train a new generation of potential leaders in these fields in China. Training in the clinical or biomedical sciences is not supported by these fellowships. Support for Fellows will consist entirely of training abroad in fulfillment of a Master’s degree. Fellows apply to a university outside of China for the full course of training, typically of 10-24 months, and the degree would be provided by that university.
US-China Fulbright Program
IIE/Beijing assists the United States Department of State and the Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy-Beijing with the management and implementation of several core components of the U.S.-China Fulbright Program, including:
- The Chinese Foreign Language Teaching Assistant Program
- The Chinese Master’s Degree Program
- The Chinese Ph.D. Dissertation Research Program
- The U.S. Researcher Program (encompassing both Student Researchers and Senior Research Scholars)
In our work on these components of the Fulbright Program we provide direct assistance and support to hundreds of applicants and approximately 120-130 nominated Fulbright scholars every grant cycle.
Find more information at the U.S. Embassy Website
Find more application information on the China Scholarship Council website
Other Links
- Visas for the People’s Republic of China
- U.S. Embassy Information
- U.S. Citizens’ Services Webpage
- Beijing American Center
ConocoPhillips China
Learn more about the ConocoPhillips China Environmental Stewardship Award
Hanban Scholarships
Learn more about Hanban Confucius China Studies Scholarships
Schwarzman Scholars
Learn more about Schwarzman Scholars
Scholarships Through HK
Past Programs
The Ford Foundation International Fellowship Program
The International Fellowships Program began in 2001 and is being implemented in 22 developing countries around the world. With a total investment of 375 million U.S. dollars, it is the largest project in Ford Foundation’s history. Through this project, the Ford Foundation hopes to deepen the effect of its investment in higher education over the past half-century.
Learn more about Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program®