Since its inception, the Fulbright Program has remained relevant by adapting to changing political, social, cultural, and economic landscapes. The traditional core programs continue to form the foundation of the Fulbright Program while special initiatives address the changing goals and focuses of global scholarship. 

Potential applicants should consult individual country pages for program availability and contact information or see a list of current programs for students, scholars and teachers.

Because a variety of cooperating agencies, binational Commissions and U.S. Embassies administer the Fulbright Program in the participating countries, this site (fulbright.state.gov) does not provide nor accept applications directly.

		Applying by Region and Country
		More information about the Fulbright Program is available by world region and country.  Application details and grant terms for the Fulbright Program vary by country of citizenship. If you are a U.S. citizen interested in a Fulbright to a certain country or region, select that region. If you are a non-U.S. citizen interested in a Fulbright to the U.S., select your home region.          Africa          The Americas            East Asia & Pacific            Europe & Eurasia            Middle East & North Africa            South and Central Asia

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