International students can pursue Master’s or PhD degrees or research at U.S. colleges through the Fulbright Foreign Student Program, a prestigious and fully funded scholarship program provided by the U.S. Government. This scholarship is one of the most sought-after chances to study in the United States, with around 4,000 students worldwide receiving it each year. U.S. Embassies, Fulbright Commissions, and Foundations run the program and are in charge of the application procedure. It currently operates in over 140 countries and accepts applications from students in any academic discipline. Candidates from a variety of backgrounds, including those with disabilities, are especially encouraged to apply via Fulbright. The scholarship offers extensive benefits, but eligibility restrictions are administered locally and differ by nation.
Eligibility Criteria :
- Nationality: Must be a citizen of a nation that offers the Fulbright Scholarship.
- Education: A Bachelor’s degree was earned with distinction.
- Language Requirement: Must pass the TOEFL, Duolingo, or other recognized tests to demonstrate English competence, which vary by country.
- Eligibility Requirements for U.S. citizens and dual citizens
- Country-Specific Regulations: The applicant’s nation of citizenship determines any further eligibility requirements.
Study Level: PhD and Master’s
Academic Institutions and Universities in the United States are the host institutions.
Location: America’s United States
All subject areas, including multidisciplinary programs, have courses available.
Program Duration varies based on the degree program selected.
Benefits :
- Sponsorship for J-1 Visas
- Round-Trip Air Travel
- Complete Coverage of Tuition and Book Allowance
- All-inclusive Financial Assistance
- Plan for Health Insurance
- Activities for Cultural Exchange and Enrichment
- Living Stipend per Month
- Covered Visa Processing Fees
Deadline: Varies per country
