HBCU International Education Administrators Award
The HBCU International Education Administrators Award by the Fulbright Scholar Program offers HBCU administrators a two-week seminar in France and Senegal to explore international higher education systems and build global networks.
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates: September 15, 2026 (Full application, 5:00 PM EDT)
Funding Amounts: Fully funded two-week seminar; covers round-trip travel, in-country transportation, lodging, and a supplement for incidentals.
Summary: Intensive two-week seminar in France and Senegal for HBCU higher education administrators to explore international education systems and build global networks.
Key Information: For senior/manager-level HBCU administrators with at least five years’ relevant experience; no dependents allowed.
Description
This award provides higher education administrators from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) the opportunity to participate in a fully funded, two-week Fulbright International Education Administrators (IEA) seminar in France and Senegal. The program is designed to offer first-hand insight into the higher education systems, policies, and current issues in both countries through briefings, campus visits, networking events, and meetings with local educational professionals and government officials. Participants will engage in cross-cultural learning, knowledge exchange, and network development, supporting the internationalization goals of their home institutions and laying the groundwork for future academic partnerships.
