There’s fantastic news to start your academic adventure in the USA: applications for the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship are currently being accepted! This post will give a comprehensive overview of the scholarship, including its advantages and a detailed application procedure.
International students can apply for the fully funded Hubert Humphrey Fellowships for 2025–2026, which are non-degree program fellowships. Full tuition, regular room and board, textbooks, a one-time computer purchase allowance, and a Professional Development allowance are all covered by this scholarship.
Professionals looking to improve their management abilities through information and insight sharing on matters of shared interest between the United States and their home countries can apply for the Humphrey Fellowship Program.
Aimed at young and mid-career professionals from chosen countries, this program offers a year of non-degree graduate research, leadership development, and professional engagement with U.S. peers.
Host Country: USA
University: Participating USA Universities
Opportunity Type: Non-degree Program
Number of Scholarships: 200 Fellowships
Eligibility Criteria:
Citizens of the following nations are eligible: East Asia and the Pacific, South and Central Asia, Europe and Eurasia, the Middle East and North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Western Hemisphere.
Requirements:
- an undergraduate degree (bachelor’s degree).
- a minimum of five years of full-time work experience.
- Very little to no prior American experience.
- demonstrated leadership abilities.
- a background in volunteer work in the community.
- proficiency in the language of English.
Benefits:
- fees and tuition at the official host university.
- a maintenance stipend that comprises a one-time amount for settling in.
- health and accident coverage.
- language instruction in English before academics, if required.
- an allowance for books.
- A one-time grant toward the acquisition of a computer.
- Airfare (including domestic and international travel for program-related domestic events and program-related travel to and from the United States).
- a budget for professional development that can be used for conferences, professional visits, and field trips.
Deadline: Before 1 October (annually) Application deadlines vary by country
