Graduate Student Exchange Program

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The late George L. Mosse, a great historian, teacher, mentor, and friend, graced the UW-Madison campus for some forty years, and The Hebrew University for some twenty years creating a vital and variegated international intellectual community.   He has provided the Departments of History at both these institutions with a munificent bequest that aims to make it possible for students in the Humanities to experience that community.

The Graduate Exchage Program allows graduate students from a
variety of fields in the humanities and social sciences at UW–Madison to spend an academic year at the Hebrew University in order to advance their studies and to broaden their intellectual and international horizons.

The Graduate Exchange Program information (pdf)

The Exchange Program will cover the full costs of an academic year at Hebrew University, including

• Full tuition and fees
• Travel and dependant allowance
• Research support ($5,000)
• A generous living stipend
• An additional one semester of support at the dissertator level upon return to Madison
• Health insurance (CISI)

Preferences will be given to students in the following areas

• Modern Jewish History
• Modern Jewish Studies
• Other fields in History
• Other fields in the Humanities
• Social Sciences.

Applications should consist of

• A one-page statement of how the applicant would spend the year at Hebrew University, including the names of relevant Hebrew University faculty members
• Two letters of recommendation
• An official transcript.
• A curriculum vitae

Applications should be submitted to

• The Mosse Exchange Program
  4265 Mosse Humanities
  455 N. Park St.
  Madison, WI 53706

THE DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS February 1
FELLOWSHIPS WILL BE ANNOUNCED BY February 15

The Mosse Program
Telephone: 608/263-1835
Fax: 608/263-5302
jtortori@wisc.edu
http://mosseprogram.wisc.edu