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    The Fulbright Scholar Program funds U.S. scholars to teach, conduct research, or pursue professional projects in Trinidad and Tobago, fostering academic exchange and collaboration across all disciplines.

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    Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program

    Due Dates: September 15, 2026: Full application deadline | September 15, 2026: Recommendations due | September 25, 2026: Invitation letter upload deadline

    Funding Amounts: Monthly stipend: $5,270–$6,260; relocation allowance: $2,750; book/research allowance: $300–$1,000; dependent benefits available. Grants are 4–6 months (or Flex: multiple short stays over 2 years).

    Summary: Supports U.S. scholars in any discipline to teach, conduct research, or pursue professional projects in Trinidad and Tobago, fostering academic and cultural exchange.

    Key Information: Invitation letter is preferred and must be uploaded by September 25, 2026 if required/preferred; only one application per cycle.


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    This grant supports U.S. scholars and professionals from any discipline to undertake teaching, research, or professional projects in Trinidad and Tobago. Activities may include independent or collaborative research, teaching undergraduate or graduate courses, advising on curriculum and program development, or engaging in professional projects such as artist residencies, public lectures, and mentoring. The award aims to foster international understanding, strengthen academic and professional ties, and promote engagement with the local community.

    Applicants may affiliate with a range of host institutions, including universities, research institutes, and non-governmental organizations. The Flex Option allows for multiple short-term stays over two years, accommodating scholars unable to spend an extended period abroad.


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