Fulbright Scholar Awards for Faculty and Professionals
The Office of International Programs is the University of Minnesota campus representative for the Fulbright programs. Applications for current-year Fulbright awards are usually available during the spring.
Each year, the application deadline for traditional lecturing and research awards worldwide is August 1st, a year in advance of travel. The searchable awards catalog is available online.
All applications are available from the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES).
The national office provides an online directory of current and recent U.S. Fulbright recipients and of Fulbright Visiting Scholars in the United States -- see below. In addition, OIP keeps a list of U of M recipients since 1988:
- University of Minnesota faculty Fulbright recipients 1988-2009
- University of Minnesota faculty Fulbright recipients by host country 1988-2009
Campus Representative: For information on the Fulbright program please contact Molly Portz via e-mail at mportz@umn.edu, or call her at 612-626-8792.
For detailed information on specific Fulbright opportunities for U.S. faculty and for applications contact the Council for International Exchange of Scholars.
Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES)
3007 Tilden Street, N. W.
Suite 5L
Washington, D.C. 20008-3009
Phone: 202-686-4000
Other Fulbright Opportunities
FULBRIGHT ALUMNI INITIATIVES AWARDS provide small institutional grants to develop innovative projects that will foster institutionally-supported linkages and sustainable, mutually beneficial relationships between Fulbright scholars' home and host institutions. See more information.
DIRECTORY OF CURRENT VISITING FULBRIGHT SCHOLARS AND OCCASIONAL LECTURERS in the U.S. online, with instructions on how to request a visit to your campus or community. They are listed by discipline, home geographic area, name, host institution states, special programs, and seminar programs.
DIRECTORY OF CURRENT U.S. FULBRIGHT SCHOLARS is available online. They are listed by discipline, home geographic area, name, and host geographic area.