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    ASLA-Fulbright Graduate Grant

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    ASLA-Fulbright Graduate Grant supports Finnish master's and doctoral students in U.S. graduate studies and research visits to advance their fields and strengthen Finland–U.S. cultural understanding.

    Funder: Fulbright Finland Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Typically USD 5,000–20,000 in top-up funding if needed; exceptionally up to USD 35,000, for a 9–12-month academic year

    Summary: Supports Finnish master's and doctoral students pursuing graduate studies or doctoral research visits in the United States while strengthening Finland–U.S. cultural understanding.

    Key Information: Finnish citizenship is required; applicants cannot have U.S. citizenship, U.S. permanent residency, or already reside in the U.S.


    Description

    The ASLA-Fulbright Graduate Grant is an academic mobility program administered by the Fulbright Finland Foundation. Established in 1949, it supports master's and doctoral students across all fields at U.S. universities and, exceptionally, research centers or other suitable organizations. Supported activities include graduate degrees, fixed-term graduate studies such as exchanges and certificate programs, and doctoral research visits as visiting student researchers.

    The program combines academic work with cultural immersion and citizen diplomacy. It seeks applicants who want to advance their discipline or profession, address central challenges in their field, and build lasting connections between Finland and the United States. Grantees serve as ambassadors for Finland, the Foundation, and their Finnish home institution, where applicable, during and after their stay. Academic support is complemented by placement assistance, advising, orientation, and professional networking.


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