All Disciplines - Tanzania
The Fulbright Scholar Program supports U.S. academics to teach, conduct research, and build academic capacity at Tanzanian universities in collaboration with local faculty.
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates: September 15, 2026 (Full application) | September 15, 2026 (Recommendation letters) | September 25, 2026 (Invitation letter upload)
Funding Amounts: Monthly stipend: $6,140–$7,340 (Teaching/Teaching-Research awards); $5,370–$6,370 (Research-only); one-time relocation allowance up to $2,550; book/research allowance up to $1,000; dependent and travel benefits available. Duration: 6–10 months.
Summary: Enables U.S. scholars to teach, conduct research, and build academic capacity at Tanzanian universities while fostering international collaboration and understanding.
Key Information: Invitation letter is strongly recommended and required for research clearance/residency; eligibility limited to U.S. citizens with a terminal degree and at least 3 years of university teaching experience.
Description
This opportunity supports U.S. academics in engaging with Tanzanian universities through teaching, research, or a combination of both. Scholars collaborate with local faculty, contribute to curriculum and program development, mentor students, and participate in institutional capacity-building. The program encourages a balanced approach (typically 50:50 teaching and research, but adjustable), and scholars are expected to engage with the broader academic and local community through public lectures, workshops, and outreach, advancing the Fulbright mission of mutual understanding.
