"visiting fellowship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to denote a fellowship granted to enable a visiting scholar to work at a particular university, research institution or other centre of learning. For example: "Dr. Smith was awarded a visiting fellowship at the University of Oxford through which he was able to continue his research on the history of the Industrial Revolution."
Leaving San Diego in 1968 for a visiting fellowship at Cambridge, he was succeeded as chancellor by Dr. William J. McGill, subsequently president of Columbia University.
The "hugely exciting" find was made in the university's special collections by Dr Kylie Murray, a British Academy postdoctoral fellow from Balliol College, Oxford, who is at Glasgow on a visiting fellowship.
In my case, their intervention has resulted in the cancellation of several public appearances, including a short visiting fellowship to the University of San Diego in 2012, and most recently a talk for the Newman Association in Edinburgh.
Nina attended junior school in Boulder and then Boulder high school (interrupted for a year, in 1962, when she and her family came to Britain with her father who had a visiting fellowship at the University of Cambridge ).
When Stanford's Hoover Institution offered a visiting fellowship to Donald H. Rumsfeld, the former defense secretary, thousands of professors, students and alumni signed an online petition opposing the decision; the university's president emphasized the free speech principles at stake, while other officials noted that the invitation was not from the university but from Hoover.
In 1972 he was invited by the editor William Shawn to join the New Yorker, and (after a year's gap in 1973-74 for a visiting fellowship at All Souls, Oxford) he quickly became the most respected writer on music in the US.
It recently awarded visiting fellowships to, among others, Emma Watson, Benedict Cumberbatch and Neil Tennant, of the Pet Shop Boys, promising "fascinating interactions".
Dedicated to transnational and transdisciplinary studies of changing gender relations, it offers visiting fellowships to international scholars from multiple backgrounds and at different stages of their careers.
Successive high-profile visiting fellowships at Queen Mary University of London and St Antony's College, Oxford (2008-10), reflecthe thesteemem in which his work was held.
Jack Tang has also founded a program of visiting fellowships for Chinese professors at Cornell University and the University of California at Berkeley, where Ms. Schilling and her sister, Nadine Tang, went to college.
Visiting fellowships are more commonly given to scholars and academics, although there are positions such as the Cameron Mackintosh visiting professorship at St Catherine's, Oxford, that have been filled by luminaries such as the actors Stephen Fry, Diana Rigg and Patrick Stewart.
