• What’s provided: Fulbright recipients receive support for airfare to and from the host country, support in pursuing accommodations, and a small living stipend
• Location: Global (dependent on host country)
• Field of Study/Work/Focus Area/Industry: All
• Program Type: Travel, graduate study funding, teaching, research
• Duration: One year

Eligibility

• Must hold a bachelor’s degree prior to undertaking the grant
• Must have U.S. citizenship or be a U.S. national

Timeline

How to Apply

• Complete the Fulbright Intent to Apply Form (to be shared Spring 2026) by June 15, 2026 to enroll in Brown’s Fulbright Google Classroom.
• Register through Fulbright's online application system to gain access to the application.
• The Fulbright U.S. Student Program requires the following:
  • Demographic and short response questions
  • Statement of Grant Purpose (less than 1 page for teaching grants, less than 2 pages for research and study grants)
  • Letter of Affiliation (for research grants only)
  • 3 Letters of Recommendation
  • Transcript(s)
  • Language Evaluation (if required by host country)
• Submit a draft of your statement of grant purpose and short response questions in the Fulbright Google Classroom by June 29, 2026 to be paired with a fellowship advisor for one-on-one advising in July.
• Submit your complete application through the Fulbright online application system by the campus deadline of 11:59pm EST on August 3, 2026 for consideration in the campus nomination process.
• Following the Fulbright Committee Review process, make changes to your application based on the committee’s suggestions.
• Conduct an interview with a member of the Fulbright Committee in September 2026.

Submit your final application through Fulbright's online application system by the national deadline (to be announced Spring 2026).

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