Donohue selected for AASCU leadership institute
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Application Timeline
Applications typically open in February and are due each September. Applicants are encouraged to explore available awards and attend Fulbright webinars to learn about the application process, award opportunities, and eligibility requirements.
Eligibility
- Be a U.S. citizen by the application deadline. Non-U.S. citizens should explore the Fulbright Non-U.S. Scholar Program
- Be a faculty member, administrator, researcher, artist, or experienced professional.
- Meet the education, degree, or professional qualifications required for the selected award.
- Satisfy any residency, language proficiency, or country-specific requirements.
- Comply with Fulbright policies regarding previous awards and employment restrictions.
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Award Opportunities
Scholar Awards
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Distinguished Scholar Awards
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International Education Administrator Awards
Two-week seminars for international education professionals and senior higher education administrators.
Public Policy Fellowship
International policy placements for early- and mid-career professionals.
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