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Visiting Scholar Grants is sponsored by University of Cincinnati (UC International). These grants support faculty from the University of Cincinnati's strategic partner institutions to travel to the University of Cincinnati to initiate or strengthen collaborative relationships. Funded activities may include collaborative research projects, development of joint courses, and the establishment of articulation agreements.
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