All Disciplines - Guatemala
Enables U.S. scholars in any discipline to teach and/or conduct research at Guatemalan private universities, fostering academic collaboration and supporting U.S. Embassy Mission Goals.
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates: September 15, 2026: Full application submission deadline | September 15, 2026: Recommender letters deadline | September 25, 2026: Invitation letter deadline
Funding Amounts: Monthly stipend: $3,970–$5,160 (depending on activity); travel allowance $2,650; research/educational materials $300–$1,000; dependent benefits available.
Summary: Supports U.S. scholars to teach, conduct research, or both at Guatemalan private universities across all disciplines, fostering academic collaboration and engagement.
Key Information: Spanish proficiency (intermediate) required; invitation letter preferred but not required; Flex option available for multiple short-term stays.
Description
This award enables U.S. scholars to teach, conduct research, or combine both activities at Guatemalan private universities for 3–6 months. Projects in any academic discipline are eligible, with preference for those aligning with U.S. Embassy Mission Goals such as improving governance, economic prosperity, and citizen security. Scholars may teach undergraduate and graduate courses, conduct independent or collaborative research, assist in curriculum or program development, and provide thesis advising. Additional engagement with the local academic community, EducationUSA Guatemala, and the Walt Whitman American Center is encouraged. The program aims to foster international academic collaboration and develop sustainable linkages between U.S. and Guatemalan institutions.
