Fulbright Grants for 2009-10
Info Sessions
Tuesday April 1, 3:30-4:30, 110 Heller Hall
Thursday April 3, 3:30-4:30 East Bank location TBD [tentative, pending room assignment]
Learn about the Fulbright Grants, which provide generous support for American citizens to teach, study, conduct research, or engage in creative work abroad for a year in one of approximately 100 foreign countries. At least 1000 Fulbright grants are awarded annually. All fields of study are eligible. Must have undergraduate degree in hand by the beginning of the award period. Students interested in a Fulbright Grant for 2009-10 should plan to apply in early September 2008. This informational session will cover the Fulbright Teaching Assistant grants, which enable recent college graduates to assist in English language classrooms abroad, as well as the better-known Fulbright Full Grants for study, research, or creative work.
For more information and eligibility guidelines visit the National and International Scholarships resource page.