Traditional Fulbright Scholar Awards
Traditional Fulbright Scholar Awards are intended for candidates who wish to conduct research, to teach or to undertake a combination of both activities at an academic institution of their choice in Canada.
All American award recipients must be affiliated with an institution in Canada and are responsible for securing such affiliation, with the exception of applicants to the Visiting Research Chairs Program. Applicants are encouraged to establish an affiliation with the intended host institution at an early stage. Please note that while most award recipients are affiliated with a university or college in the host country, institutional affiliation may also be secured with a non-profit organization, such as a museum or research centre as appropriate to the proposed project.
The 2014-15 competition is now OPEN, the deadline to submit an application is August 1st.
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WHY CANADA?
Fulbright Canada interviewed some of the 2011-2012 U.S. Scholars, to find out why they chose to come to Canada for their Fulbright experience. Choose Canada!
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Watch the Fulbright Canada presentation for American Scholars to learn more about the Fulbright program, eligibility requirements, our awards for American scholars, how to apply, the timeline and selection process, and enrichment opportunities that are available to award recipients and alumni.