FULBRIGHT AWARDS
- For UK Citizens
- For US Citizens
Postgraduate Student Awards- All-disciplines Postgraduate Awards
- Bristol University Postgrad Award
- Coventry Automotive Design Award
- Alistair Cooke Award in Journalism
- Cardiff University Postgrad Award
- Essex University Postgrad Award
- Glasgow University Postgrad Award
- Leeds University Postgrad Award
- Liverpool University Postgrad Award
- Sussex University Postgrad Award
- Strathclyde University Research Awards
- Warwick University Postgrad Award
- Falmouth Postgrad Award in Media
- Edinburgh University Postgrad Award
- UCL Postgraduate Award
- York University Postgrad Award
- Scholars and Fellows Awards
- All-disciplines Scholar Awards
- Cardiff University Scholar Award
- King’s College London Scholar Award
- Liverpool University Scholar Award
- QUB Creative Writing Scholar Award
- QUB Governance Scholar Award
- QUB Irish Writing Scholar Award
- Ulster Policy Studies Scholar Award
- University of York Scholar Award
- University of York Scholar Award in History of Art
- Police Research Fellowships
- Senior Specialists (2-6 week projects)
- Scotland Visiting Professors
- Distinguished Chair Awards
- Special Programmes
- FAQs
- Your Fulbright Year
US Awards Programme
The US Fulbright Awards Program offers a wide range of study abroad opportunities to US citizens in five main categories:
- Postgraduate Student Awards for students wishing to pursue a graduate degree in the UK in any subject,
- Scholars and Fellows Awards for academics and professionals to lecture, study and/or conduct research in the UK,
- Scotland Visiting Professors for academics to lecture and contribute to the intellectual life of a Scottish University, and
- Distinguished Chairs Awards, the most prestigious appointments in the Fulbright Program for lecturing, research, and/or curriculum development, and
- Special Programmes, for students to experience the UK in a unique setting, on a four or five week summer programme.
The Commission, in cooperation with the Institute of International Education and the Council for the International Exchange of Scholars, selects candidates through a rigorous application and interview process throughout the year. Typical grants include a maintenance allowance and a contribution towards tuition fees where applicable. Fulbright scholars receive a high level of support including invitation to a comprehensive 3-day arrival orientation, participation in the annual Fulbright Forum and a Farewell 'end-cap' weekend during their Fulbright year.
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