U.S.-Korea International Education Administrators Award
The U.S.-Korea International Education Administrators Award from the Fulbright Scholar Program offers U.S. higher education leaders an immersive two-week seminar exploring Korean higher education systems.
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates: February 1, 2027 (Full application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Covers round-trip airfare, lodging, and per diem for a two-week seminar in South Korea; up to 10 awards annually.
Summary: Two-week immersive seminar in South Korea for U.S. higher education administrators to explore Korean higher education and foster international collaboration.
Key Information: No dependents allowed; minimum five years' experience in international education required.
Description
The U.S.-Korea International Education Administrators Award, part of the Fulbright Scholar Program, provides U.S. higher education professionals a two-week, fully funded seminar in South Korea. Established in 1995, this program is designed for administrators and executives who are directly involved in promoting international education at their institutions or through non-profit exchange organizations. Participants gain first-hand exposure to the structure, management, and philosophy of Korean higher education through guided visits to colleges, universities, government, and private sector agencies. The seminar also includes cultural excursions, offering a comprehensive understanding of Korea’s educational system and its global context. The award aims to strengthen U.S.-Korean institutional ties and support broader goals of international cooperation and educational exchange.
