Fulbright Fellowships — ASCSA Affiliation Support helps Fulbright researchers and graduate students pursue projects in Greece by connecting them with the American School of Classical Studies at Athens as a potential host.
Funder: American School of Classical Studies at Athens
Due Dates: October 6, 2026 (Fulbright, 5:00 p.m. ET) | At least two weeks before your institution’s deadline (ASCSA affiliation request)
Funding Amounts: Fulbright determines grant funding; ASCSA provides affiliation support, not a separate grant
Summary: ASCSA considers requests to serve as an institutional host for Fulbright-funded research or graduate study in Greece.
Key Information: Applicants without a Ph.D. must qualify for ASCSA Student Associate Membership to receive an affiliation letter.
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) welcomes affiliation requests from applicants pursuing Fulbright-funded research or graduate study in Greece. ASCSA reviews requests and may provide a Letter of Affiliation identifying the host and collaborating institution. Fulbright administers the grants and determines their funding; ASCSA affiliation support is not a separate grant.
Applicants may seek ASCSA affiliation for five Fulbright U.S. Student Program opportunities: the Bulgaria–Greece Joint Research Award, Greece–Turkey Joint Research Award, Graduate Studies at Greek State Universities Award, IKY Ph.D. Research Award, and Open Study/Research Award. Fulbright asks applicants to secure an affiliation in Greece and propose a well-formulated, achievable project under the guidance of an adviser or mentor at an educational, cultural, or government institution.