Host: U.S. Government
Level: Master’s / PhD

 Deadline: Varies by country (Feb–Oct 2025)
 Study Location: United States
 Program Start: Academic Year 2026–2027

Program Overview:

The Fulbright Foreign Student Program offers graduate students, young professionals, and artists from across the globe the opportunity to pursue research and study at universities and academic institutions throughout the United States.

Host Institutions:

U.S. universities and other accredited academic institutions.

Fields of Study:

Open to all academic disciplines, including interdisciplinary studies.

Number of Scholarships:

Around 4,000 scholarships are awarded annually to international students.

Target Applicants:

Students from over 155 countries worldwide.

Scholarship Benefits:

The award typically covers:

  • Full tuition

  • Round-trip airfare

  • Living stipend

  • Health insurance

  • Other related costs

Funding is provided for the entire study period. Visit the official website or your country’s Fulbright site for detailed benefits.

Eligibility Criteria:

Eligibility and selection processes vary by country. Visit your country-specific Fulbright website for full details, including requirements and how to apply.

How to Apply:

All applications for the Fulbright Foreign Student Program are handled by bi-national Fulbright Commissions/Foundations or U.S. Embassies in each participating country.

Applicants must apply through the Fulbright Commission, Foundation, or U.S. Embassy in their home country.
Application deadlines vary by country but generally fall between February and October each year.

For accurate and detailed instructions, be sure to visit both the official Fulbright website and your country-specific Fulbright page.