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Introduction
The following awards are available to faculty members interested in research, lecturing, teaching, mentoring, or a combination thereof while also traveling for varying periods of time. The requirements for the awards vary. For specific requirements, see the attached links.
Category: Fulbright Distinguished Chair Awards
The Fulbright Distinguished Chair Awards consist of approximately 40 distinguished lecturing, research, and lecturing/research awards. The awards range from three to 12 months and are a prestigious appointment. For more information on applying and eligibility, visit the website here.
Category: Fulbright Global Scholar Award
The Fulbright Global Scholar Award allows a wide range of scholars to propose research or combine teaching and research. Topics must benefit from a global perspective. The project must include at least two separate world regions, and scholars typically work within two to three countries. Scholars are allowed to conduct their project at the host-country within two to three segments over as much as two years. For more information on applying and eligibility, visit the website here.
Category: Fulbright Flex Awards
The Fulbright Flex Awards are designed for scholars who require multiple short-term visits to a host country over two years. This option is available for scholars interested in research, teaching, or both in 63 different countries or two world areas. Scholars will participate in seminars, act as a mentor to students, and are encouraged to engage with the local community to develop connections and collaborations. For more information on applying and eligibility, visit the website here.
Category: Fulbright-Hays Program
The Fulbright-Hays Programs awards grants for faculty research, group projects, and seminars in designated social sciences or humanities fields. The program also supports research and training efforts overseas focusing on non-Western foreign languages and area studies. For more information, visit the website here.
Category: Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program
The Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program supports teaching and/or research for two to 12 months. Programs are active in more than 125 countries for faculty, administrators, and professionals of all disciplines. Eligible hosts vary by award and may include universities, research centers, institutes, laboratories, museums, or government offices. For more information, visit the website here.
Category: Fulbright NEXUS Regional Scholar Program
The Fulbright NEXUS Regional Scholar Program fosters collaborative and multidisciplinary research to address Western Hemisphere regional issues for tangible results. The program currently includes 20 American and overseas junior scholars, professionals, and researchers. For more information, visit the website here.