Advanced International Studies at the Nobel Institute
The Fulbright Scholar Program funds U.S. scholars to research peace initiatives at the Norwegian Nobel Institute, focusing on 'Paths to Peace,' and to engage with academic and public audiences in Oslo.
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates: September 15, 2026 (full application submission)
Funding Amounts: 33,000 NOK/month ($3,240) for 3 months; additional 6,000 NOK/month ($590) for dependents; one-time travel grant up to 4,000 NOK (~$370); international travel covered for scholar.
Summary: Enables U.S. scholars to conduct independent research on peace initiatives at the Norwegian Nobel Institute, focusing on the theme "Paths to Peace" and engaging with academic and public audiences.
Key Information: No invitation letter required; English is sufficient; only U.S. citizens not residing in or citizens of Norway are eligible.
Description
This prestigious Fulbright award supports U.S. scholars in conducting independent research at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo, Norway, for a three-month residency. The 2028 program theme is “Paths to Peace: Past Experiences, Emergent Directions, and Guiding Values,” inviting research that explores the complexities of peace initiatives, their historical context, normative frameworks, and future directions. Scholars are expected to deliver a research seminar and a public lecture during their stay, actively engage with the host community, and contribute to the Fulbright mission of fostering international understanding. The award provides office space and access to one of Northern Europe's leading international relations libraries.
