Fulbright Student Grants for Study/Research Abroad

Fulbright Student Grants for Study/Research Abroad Fulbright Grants support study and research in over 140 countries around the world. Student must have completed a minimum of a bachelor's degree at the time of starting a Fulbright Grant, so the earliest students can apply is the Fall of their senior year. Graduate students and recent alumni may also apply for Fulbright Grants. This session will provide detailed information about the application process (including USC-specific procedures) and ideas for competitive Fulbright study proposals.For more information on all of these fellowships, including profiles of previous winners from USC, visit: www.usc.edu/arp/fellowships Note: Most fellowships described here require applicants to hold US citizenship at the time of application.
USC Office of Academic Recognition Programs
Student Union 202, 213-740-9116, arpstaff@usc.edu

Location: Topping Student Center 205

Audiences: Everyone Is Invited

Contact: Julie Phaneuf