Business Administration at Dublin City University
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Business Administration at Dublin City University supports U.S. scholars in collaborative business, accounting, finance, or economics research to develop journal articles and strengthen international ties.
This grant was recently updated
Applications are now closed; the funder replaced the previously listed September 15, 2026 application deadline with “closed.”
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application) | September 2027 (Invitation letter)
Funding Amounts: Up to €14,000 for three months; one recipient
Summary: Supports U.S. scholars conducting collaborative business, accounting, finance, or economics research at Dublin City University in Ireland.
Key Information: A DCU invitation letter is required; residents and permanent residents of Ireland are ineligible.
Description
This Fulbright Scholar research award supports collaboration with academics and doctoral students at Dublin City University’s Business School in Dublin, Ireland. Scholars work toward peer-reviewed journal articles and, where appropriate, collaborate in designing, writing, presenting, and publishing research. Projects may be designated by the host institution or proposed by the applicant, within business, accounting and finance, or economics.
Particularly welcome topics include trust, online harms in sports, family business, decent and sustainable work, and sustainability in aviation, finance, and ESG. Other interests include technology, XR, innovation, accounting, and rural regeneration of towns. Alongside research, the award advances Fulbright’s goal of strengthening relationships between people in the United States and other nations. Scholars may be asked to give public talks, mentor students, and engage with the host community.
