All Disciplines - Madagascar
The Fulbright Scholar Program enables U.S. academics to teach and conduct research in Madagascar across diverse disciplines, fostering innovation and collaboration with local institutions.
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates: September 15, 2026: Full application submission deadline | September 15, 2026: Recommender submission deadline | September 25, 2026: Invitation letter upload deadline
Funding Amounts: Monthly stipend: $6,840–$7,060 (teaching/research); $6,070 (research/professional projects); up to $1,000 books/materials; relocation, travel, and dependent allowances available; 9-month award.
Summary: Supports U.S. scholars to teach and/or conduct research in Madagascar across all disciplines, fostering academic exchange and international collaboration.
Key Information: Invitation letter is preferred (not required); French proficiency recommended for most placements; award start Nov–Dec 2027 for 9 months.
Description
This opportunity supports U.S. scholars in teaching, research, or a combination of both at higher education and research institutions in Madagascar. The Fulbright All Disciplines Award is open to a broad range of academic fields, with particular encouragement for proposals in American culture/literature, business, STEM, education, agronomy, marine science, sustainable development, public health, governance, and media. Scholars may teach undergraduate and graduate courses, mentor students, advise on theses/dissertations, support curriculum development, and engage with the host community through public talks and other outreach. The program aims to strengthen academic capacity, foster innovation, and build lasting U.S.-Madagascar relationships.
