Fulbright Canada-Honouring Nations Student Award for Canadians
The Fulbright Canada-Honouring Nations Student Award supports Canadians researching Indigenous issues through academic exchanges at U.S. institutions.
Funder: Fulbright Canada
Due Dates: November 15, 2026: Full application deadline (applications accepted until)
Funding Amounts: US$25,000 for one academic year (8 months); supports housing, travel, fees, and research expenses
Summary: Supports Canadian graduate students and early-career professionals conducting research on Indigenous issues through residential exchanges in the U.S.
Description
This award supports Canadian graduate students, prospective graduate students, and emerging young professionals who are undertaking research that addresses critical Indigenous challenges. The program provides funding for recipients to immerse themselves in the academic and research environment of the United States, with affiliations at universities, research centers, think tanks, or government agencies. The focus is on scholarly topics relevant to both Canada and the U.S., including Indigenous economics, governance, health, public policy, urban planning, and environmental studies. The aim is to foster deeper understanding and collaboration on contemporary Indigenous issues and enhance the Canada-U.S. relationship.
