The Fulbright Foreign Student Program lets graduate students, young professionals and artists from abroad study and do research in the United States. It is run in each country by a Fulbright Commission or the US Embassy.
Fulbright grants generally fund tuition, a return airfare, a living stipend and health insurance. The exact package depends on your country and the type of grant.
Eligibility and selection are set separately in each country. Common requirements include:
Find the Fulbright page for your country through the official Fulbright foreign student website. It lists the local deadline, the documents needed and whether you apply through a Fulbright Commission or the US Embassy.
Requirements vary by country but usually include:
Fulbright is also about cultural exchange. Besides academic goals, show how you'll share your culture in the US and how you'll use the experience when you return.
Applications are submitted on the official website, and they are free. Check the current deadline and eligibility there before you start.
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