Faculty/Scholar exchange opportunities are available at MSUB

Faculty and staff are invited to go to partner universities to conduct research, guest lecture, or even teach a course. The purpose of these opportunities is to increase the level of international faculty communication and cooperation and to provide diversity on MSUB campus. It also provides faculty the opportunity to experience other cultures in a classroom setting that they are able to bring back to MSUB's classrooms, in turn diversifying MSUB's campus and diversifying curricula.

The Office of International Studies (OIS) has worked with numerous MSUB faculty to teach, visit and lecture on the campuses of its foreign partners. If you're interested in learning how you can also take advantage of these unique opportunities, please contact the Office of International Studies.

MSUB Partner Fellowship Opportunities

  • What? Teaching a short-term course of 28 semester hours at LUE (1 week)

    • Remuneration Stipend + free accommodation either in one of our guest apartments on campus or a hotel room nearby. Depending on the availability of the apartment or the hotel, you can also bring your family along.

  • Which subjects? No restriction. LUE encourages applications in the field of History, Geography, Mathematics, Political Sciences, Music Studies, and Physical Education 
  • When? International Teaching Week October (12th until October 16th 2026) or excursion week during the summer semester (17th of May until 21st of May 2027)
  • Deadline? The Call for Applications is open until November 30 for teaching stays in May and until March 30 for teaching stays in October.
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  • What? Teach course(s) or lecture to NGU students and build connections with NGU faculty. 
  • Services Offered
    • Reimbursement of travel expenses (economy class)
    • Accommodation
    • Living expenses
    • Lecture Fee
  • Subjects
    • Business, economics, environment, design & therapy, art, general specialist
  • Duration
    • Min: Half Month | Max: One Semester
  • Deadlines
    • Summer Semester (following year): March 1 
    • Winter Semester (following year): September 1
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MSUB Faculty who have Lectured at or Traveled Abroad to Foreign Partners

  • Dr. Sarah Keller, Communication & Theater- Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences, GERMANY
  • Tami Haaland, English, Philosophy and Modern Languages - Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences, GERMANY; Ludwigsburg University of Education, GERMANY; Bath Spa University, ENGLAND; University of Winchester, ENGLAND
  • Dr. Joshua Hill, Social Sciences and Cultural Studies - HfWU Nuertingen-Geislingen University, GERMANY
  • Randi O'Brien, Art - Xuchang University, CHINA
  • Jodi Lightner, Art - Xuchang University, CHINA
  • Doug Nagel, Music - Xuchang University, CHINA
  • Dr. Susan Gilbertz, Social Sciences and Cultural Studies - Ludwigsburg University of Education
  • Dr. Thomas Regele, English, Philosophy and Modern Languages - Instituto Tecnológico Ensenada, MEXICO
  • Dr. Bernard Quetchenbach, English, Philosophy and Modern Languages - University of Winchester, ENGLAND

  • Dr. Jessica Perius, Management - Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences, GERMANY 
  • Dr. Don Larson, Management - Beijing Capital University of Economics and Business, CHINA
  • Dr. Rakesh Sah, Economics/Finance - Guanxhi Medical University, CHINA
  • Dr. Scott Butterfield, Accounting - Guanxhi Medical University, CHINA
  • Dr. AJ Otjen, Marketing - HfWU Nuertingen-Geislingen University, GERMANY

  • Dr. Ryan Butler, Outdoor Adventure Leadership - University of Lancashire, ENGLAND
  • Dr. Ambrin Masood, Rehabilitation and Human Services - Bahria Univerisy, PAKISTAN

  • Dr. Kathy Holt, Educational Theory and Practice - C.S. Lewis School, SLOVAKIA

  • Bruce Brumley, Computer Systems Technology - Guanxhi Medical University, CHINA

 

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