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    Fulbright Global Scholar Award

    The Fulbright Global Scholar Award funds U.S. scholars to conduct research, teaching, or professional projects in 2–3 countries across at least two world regions to foster global academic collaboration.

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    Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program

    Due Dates: September 15, 2026: Full application deadline | September 15, 2026: Recommender letters deadline | September 25, 2026: Invitation letter deadline

    Funding Amounts: Minimum $3,700/month stipend (varies by country, up to $9,000/month); travel, relocation, and research allowances provided; award duration 3–6 months, up to 15 awards/year.

    Summary: Supports U.S. scholars and professionals to conduct research, teaching, or professional projects in 2–3 countries across at least two world regions to foster global academic collaboration and understanding.

    Key Information: Projects must span at least two world regions; invitation letters from each host required.


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    The Fulbright Global Scholar Award offers U.S. academics and professionals the opportunity to undertake collaborative research, teaching, or professional projects in two to three countries located in at least two different world regions. The award is designed to foster cross-regional academic collaboration and promote international understanding. Scholars may structure their projects as a single multi-country trip, multiple single-country trips, or a combination, with the flexibility to complete the project over one or two years. Eligible host institutions include universities, research centers, non-profits, museums, or arts organizations in participating countries. Awardees are encouraged to engage with local communities through public talks and mentorship in addition to their primary project activities.


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