The Fulbright Schuman Award offers an opportunity to carry out research and teaching projects focusing on EU policies and EU–US relations. The application deadline is 1 December.
The Fulbright Schuman Award provides funding for individual research and/or teaching projects addressing EU policies and areas of activity, as well as relations between the United States and the European Union, across all academic disciplines.
The programme is open to:
- students,
- doctoral candidates,
- academic staff,
- public administration professionals,
- international education specialists,
- professionals.
The application deadline is 1 December.
As part of the Fulbright Schuman Award programme, applicants may also apply for the Fulbright-NATO Security Studies Award. The programme is intended for applicants who hold at least a doctoral degree and wish to conduct research and/or teach at a US institution for a period of three months. Proposed projects should focus on NATO-related topics, including cybersecurity, military history, nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, peace and security, security studies, and transatlantic studies.
The Fulbright Commission in Brussels is responsible for the recruitment process for the Fulbright Schuman Award. Information about the programme, application requirements and required documents is available on the programme website.
Information Sessions
Online information sessions will also be held, providing an opportunity to learn more about the programme, the application process and the required documents.
To attend a session, please select a convenient date and register via the registration form.
Information session dates:
- 7 October
- 21 October
- 5 November
- 18 November