Research Chairs - General and Interdisciplinary supports U.S. scholars’ research and teaching/research at Canadian universities to strengthen U.S.–Canada ties and international understanding.
Applications are now closed, replacing the September 15, 2026 deadline listing; formal invitation letters should no longer be sought rather than strongly encouraged. King’s Justice and Reconciliation chair was removed, and Ottawa’s chairs increased from three to four, including one reserved for francophonie research.
Research Chairs in Environmental, Food, and Health Studies supports scholars’ research at Canadian universities on environmental, food, and health issues to advance scholarship and international cooperation.
Fulbright Canada Research Chair Awards support Canadian scholars conducting research or lecturing at U.S. universities to foster international academic collaboration.
Research Chairs in Policy, Law, and Governance support U.S. scholars’ research at Canadian universities to build research relationships and strengthen international understanding and cooperation.
The Fulbright Canada Distinguished Research Chairs Award supports top U.S. scholars to conduct research and foster collaboration at Carleton University in arts, fintech, accounting, or environmental science.
Distinguished Research Chairs at Carleton University support American scholars and applied researchers in research and educational work to build collaboration and international understanding.