Graduate Study, Research, or Teaching (Fulbright Germany or Fulbright Austria)

Description: The Fulbright U.S. Student Program offers students and young professionals opportunities to undertake international graduate study, advanced research, English teaching (primary, secondary, or university), or artistic endeavors abroad. The program currently awards approximately 1,100 grants annually in all fields of study. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen, hold a B.A. degree or the equivalent before the start of the grant (in the creative performing arts, four years of professional study and/or experience meet the basic eligibility requirement). Other requirements appear here. As a first step, make sure to read the Fulbright Fellowship website carefully, since individual countries have different priorities, candidate profiles, and specific details. Click here for details on Fulbright Germany and here for details on Fulbright Austria.

Time frame: Academic year (dates vary).

Location: Varied (within Germany or Austria), must be near a university that accepts you.

Financing and Accommodations: See here.

German Language: Applicants must have sufficient written and spoken German proficiency to communicate and carry out the proposed study successfully.

Application and Deadlines: The deadlines are scaffolded and start in the summer before the fall when you submit your application. Because the application requires a Dartmouth endorsement, please read closely about Dartmouth's Fulbright application process, including the Early Feedback Process and the scaffolded deadlines, on this Canvas site (under Fulbright).

German Studies Faculty Mentor: n/a.