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Fulbright Distinguished Scholar Award

Distinguished Scholar Awards are viewed as the most prestigious appointments in the Fulbright Scholar Program. Awards are open to scholars who have more than seven years of experience in their discipline or area of expertise, though some awards may further restrict eligibility. All awards are open to academics and a limited number are also open to artists and professionals. Distinguished Scholars are expected to actively engage host institutions in a spirt of promoting mutual understanding and sharing knowledge. Awards may involve limited teaching, not to exceed more than one course per term, or three-hours of teaching per week. Check award descriptions for institutional affiliation requirements.

Fulbright International Education Administrator Award

International Education Administrator Awards provide international education professionals and senior higher education officials an opportunity to engage in a two-week intensive seminar to learn about the host country’s education system and establish networks of U.S. and international colleagues.

Fulbright Postdoctoral Award

Postdoctoral Awards provide recently graduated scholars an opportunity to conduct research and receive professional training abroad. Awards may involve limited teaching. Postdocs are open to scholars who will have received a doctoral degree (Ph.D., J.D, M.D., Ed.D., etc.) within five to seven years of the fellowship start date, as noted in the award description. Degree conferment before the start of the award is mandatory. Institutional affiliation in the U.S. is not required.

Fulbright Scholar Award

Fulbright Scholar Awards comprise the bulk of awards offered and include opportunities for professionals, artists, and scholars at all career-levels. Location and eligibility vary across all awards, and some awards may be restricted to certain career levels or types of scholars. This information is outlined in the award description.

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Professional Project

The Professional Project Award Activity is an opportunity for applicants to pursue projects that would enhance their professional development and the field at large.

Professional Projects may include, but are not limited to: Professional consultations or exchange of expertise with other professionals, Artist residencies, Visits to organizations in the applicant's field, Practical experience in day-to-day operations, Public lectures, Mentoring, Arranging and planning exhibitions, Performances or musical compilations, Participation in public events, Preparation of print materials (books, articles, or reviews).

If your project involves classroom teaching, as opposed to public or guest lectures, then please apply for the Teaching Award Activity.

If your proposed project answers a research question or will have research outcomes, then please apply for the Research Award Activity.

Seminar

Opportunities for international education professionals and senior higher education officials to engage in a two-week intensive seminar to learn about the host country’s education system and establish networks. This is the activity that corresponds with the Fulbright International Education Administrator Award

Research

Research includes activities involving scientific research, qualitative research, quantitative research, and practice-based research, including artistic research. Research can take place in locations such as the laboratory, the field, the archives, or an artist residency. It can be experimental, clinical, or applied. It can include examining policies, systems, theories, methods, interactions, and works of art and music, with the objective to evaluate or develop new knowledge or works. Quantifiable (tangible) outcomes can include publications (books, journal articles, scripts, etc.), conference presentations, artistic and musical compositions, exhibitions, performances, films, and patents.

Teaching

Teaching includes classroom teaching, as well as giving guest lectures, workshops, and seminars, and engaging in other related activities. Classroom teaching is typically at the undergraduate and graduate level, and courses may be designed by the scholar or prescribed by the host institution and may be taught or co-taught by the scholar. The teaching load varies by award, as well as the host institution. Scholars may also consult on building research capacity, advise graduate students, and assist with thesis advising.

Teaching/Research

A combination of teaching and research as described above. Refer to the award description for any specifications on percentages of time that should be devoted to teaching vs research.

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Flex

This award allows Flex. This option enables applicants to propose multiple short-term stays in the host country over two years if required by their proposed project. Refer to Flex Description below for specific parameters. Plans, goals, and rationale for Flex must be described in Project Statement.

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An invitation letter should not be sought.

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Awards are open to individuals who have more than seven years of experience in an artistic profession.
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Awards are open to those who have been working in the capacity of administrators or executives with a focus on the international dimensions of their campuses.
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Awards are open to those who have been working in the capacity of a teacher or scholar for more than seven, and less than 13, years.
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Awards are open to individuals who have more than seven years of experience in a particular profession.
Senior Academics
Awards are open to those who have been working in the capacity of a teacher or scholar for more than 13 years.

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Language Requirements

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None, English is sufficient. However, feasibility of conducting the project must be demonstrated in the project statement

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Compare	Code	Award Title	Country/Area	Activity Type	Region
Compare	271375-FR	U.S.- France International Education Administrators Award (271375-FR)	France	Seminar	Europe and Eurasia
Compare	271353-DE	U.S.-Germany International Education Administrators Award (271353-DE)	Germany	Seminar	Europe and Eurasia
Compare	27988-IN	Fulbright-Nehru International Education Administrators Award (27988-IN)	India	Seminar	South and Central Asia
Compare	271544-IL	U.S. - Israel International Education Administrators Award (271544-IL)	Israel	Seminar	Middle East and North Africa
Compare	271176-JP	U.S.-Japan International Education Administrators Award (271176-JP)	Japan	Seminar	East Asia and the Pacific
Compare	271189-KR	U.S.-Korea International Education Administrators Award (271189-KR)	South Korea	Seminar	East Asia and the Pacific

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Professional Project

The Professional Project Award Activity is an opportunity for applicants to pursue projects that would enhance their professional development and the field at large.

If your project involves classroom teaching, as opposed to public or guest lectures, then please apply for the Teaching Award Activity.

If your proposed project answers a research question or will have research outcomes, then please apply for the Research Award Activity.

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Degree Requirements

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Invitation Requirement

An invitation letter should not be sought.

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Artists
Awards are open to individuals who have more than seven years of experience in an artistic profession.
Community College Faculty
Community College Faculty
Early Career Academics
Awards are open to those who have been working in the capacity of a teacher or scholar for no more than seven years.
Higher Education Administrators and Executives
Awards are open to those who have been working in the capacity of administrators or executives with a focus on the international dimensions of their campuses.
Mid-Career Academics
Awards are open to those who have been working in the capacity of a teacher or scholar for more than seven, and less than 13, years.
Professionals
Awards are open to individuals who have more than seven years of experience in a particular profession.
Senior Academics
Awards are open to those who have been working in the capacity of a teacher or scholar for more than 13 years.

Dependent Benefits

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Yes

Language Requirements

None, English is sufficient

None, English is sufficient. However, feasibility of conducting the project must be demonstrated in the project statement

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