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European Union
Region: Europe and Eurasia
11 FULBRIGHT FULL GRANTS
Please indicate “European Union” as the country in which you wish to study on the application.
Language English may be sufficient for most projects. However, some knowledge of the host country(ies) language(s) will be needed for daily interaction. Depending on location, proficiency may be necessary. Applicants to Euro Master’s programs will need language proficiency for at least two countries.
Academic year Late September to late June. The exact start date will depend on the country(ies) of affiliation.
Grant period 9 months. Dates for orientation will be supplied by the Fulbright Commission or U.S. Embassy in the country of affiliation.
Candidate profile Candidates at all degree levels are considered. Consideration will be given to candidates with any clearly defined project on European affairs or U.S.-EU relations. Projects are tenable at any of the EU institutions, including those located outside of Belgium, or at academic institutions in any of the Member States of the European Union. Young professionals are encouraged to apply and preference will be given to candidates with two years of professional experience. Preference will also be given to candidates wishing to carry out their projects in two different Member States of the EU.
Factors affecting eligibility U.S. students currently residing in the EU are ineligible for consideration.
Affiliation Applicants are responsible for arranging affiliations and for submitting supporting documentation. Applicants are welcome to apply to conduct study/research in Malta through the EU Fulbright Full Grants.
No grants for EU internships Grants are not provided for participation in the European Commission internship program. Students interested in such internships should contact the Delegation of the Commission of the European Union, 2300 M Street NW, Washington DC 20037; (202) 862-9500.
Contact director@fulbright.be or adviser@fulbright.be
Website www.fulbright.be
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