Scholarization: the primary function of the Fulbright Commission in Ireland is to administer the Fulbright Program which was established in Ireland in 1957 to provide scholarships to Irish citizens to lecture, research or study in the United States and for the US citizens to lecture, research or study in Ireland. Since that time more than 1,600 Irish postgraduate students, academics and professionals have studied in top US colleges and research institutes and more than 600 US students and scholars have come to Ireland. According to one US Fulbrighter to Ireland, his Fulbright was
“truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience and a priceless gift.”
The Fulbright Commission is committed to creating an interactive community of students, scholars, sponsors, supporters and staff to fulfill the Fulbright Program’s purpose to “increase mutual understanding” between the people of the United States and Ireland. We welcome your questions, suggestions and hope the information on our website will encourage your participation in our awards and activities.
Irish citizens and EU Citizens resident in Ireland for 3 years or more can apply for the following awards for the 2010 – 2011 academic year:
What's on offer
•student and scholar awards in EU affairs or US-EU relations
•€3,000 monthly stipend
•€2,000 travel grant
•maximum €30,000 relocation costs
•3 – 10 months for research, post-graduate study and or lecturing.
Who can apply
•Post-graduate students, scholars or professionals with
•experience in at least two different EU countries
•have personal qualities, a proven level of academic or professional excellence as well as outstanding records
•proficiency in English.
How to apply
•submit preliminary application to www.fulbright.be to determine eligibility
•submit final application by 1st March 2010 to Fulbright Commission in Belgium
•be interviewed by Fulbright Commission in Ireland.
What's on offer
In the Fulbright - Schuman Program, there are
•11 to 13 student awards for research and or post-graduate study on EU affairs or US-EU relations at an accredited US university or independent research center. Candidates are responsible for arranging their own affiliation and can request projects tenable in a maximum of two different US institutions
•2 to 4 one-semester scholar awards for lecturing on EU affairs or US-EU relations, integration, and political economy at a selected US university. The successful candidates will be placed in an appropriate institution.
Fulbright-Schuman awardees receive a monthly stipend of €3,000, plus a lump sum of €2,000 for round-trip air transportation and relocation costs up to a maximum of €30,000 per grantee.
Who can apply
Candidates must:
1.be citizens of the EU.
2.have academic/professional experience in at least two different EU countries.
3.have personal qualities, a proven level of academic or professional excellence as well as outstanding records.
4.be proficient in English.
5.for the scholar awards
•have a doctoral degree or equivalent professional experience and at least two years of professional experience before departure for the United States
•be professionals (decision makers, policy makers, individuals in industry, the media, politics, academia and public administration).
for the student awards
•the necessary university credentials to be accepted into an American graduate program
•have at least two years of work – related experience beyond the bachelor’s degree.
How to apply
All interested candidates must:
1.Submit the following to the Commission for Educational Exchange between the USA, Belgium and Luxembourg in order to assess their eligibility for the program:
•Preliminary application
•Curriculum Vitae
•Project proposal (one page describing your EU-related topic of study).
2.If deemed eligible, submit a final application to the Commission for Educational Exchange between the USA, Belgium and Luxembourg by the closing date.
3.If deemed eligible, be interviewed by the Fulbright Commission in Ireland.
Apply here ...
Fulbright Schuman Awards Further Information & Application
http://www.fulbright.be/Schuman/Fulbright_Schuman.htm
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
“truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience and a priceless gift.”
The Fulbright Commission is committed to creating an interactive community of students, scholars, sponsors, supporters and staff to fulfill the Fulbright Program’s purpose to “increase mutual understanding” between the people of the United States and Ireland. We welcome your questions, suggestions and hope the information on our website will encourage your participation in our awards and activities.
Irish citizens and EU Citizens resident in Ireland for 3 years or more can apply for the following awards for the 2010 – 2011 academic year:
What's on offer
•student and scholar awards in EU affairs or US-EU relations
•€3,000 monthly stipend
•€2,000 travel grant
•maximum €30,000 relocation costs
•3 – 10 months for research, post-graduate study and or lecturing.
Who can apply
•Post-graduate students, scholars or professionals with
•experience in at least two different EU countries
•have personal qualities, a proven level of academic or professional excellence as well as outstanding records
•proficiency in English.
How to apply
•submit preliminary application to www.fulbright.be to determine eligibility
•submit final application by 1st March 2010 to Fulbright Commission in Belgium
•be interviewed by Fulbright Commission in Ireland.
What's on offer
In the Fulbright - Schuman Program, there are
•11 to 13 student awards for research and or post-graduate study on EU affairs or US-EU relations at an accredited US university or independent research center. Candidates are responsible for arranging their own affiliation and can request projects tenable in a maximum of two different US institutions
•2 to 4 one-semester scholar awards for lecturing on EU affairs or US-EU relations, integration, and political economy at a selected US university. The successful candidates will be placed in an appropriate institution.
Fulbright-Schuman awardees receive a monthly stipend of €3,000, plus a lump sum of €2,000 for round-trip air transportation and relocation costs up to a maximum of €30,000 per grantee.
Who can apply
Candidates must:
1.be citizens of the EU.
2.have academic/professional experience in at least two different EU countries.
3.have personal qualities, a proven level of academic or professional excellence as well as outstanding records.
4.be proficient in English.
5.for the scholar awards
•have a doctoral degree or equivalent professional experience and at least two years of professional experience before departure for the United States
•be professionals (decision makers, policy makers, individuals in industry, the media, politics, academia and public administration).
for the student awards
•the necessary university credentials to be accepted into an American graduate program
•have at least two years of work – related experience beyond the bachelor’s degree.
How to apply
All interested candidates must:
1.Submit the following to the Commission for Educational Exchange between the USA, Belgium and Luxembourg in order to assess their eligibility for the program:
•Preliminary application
•Curriculum Vitae
•Project proposal (one page describing your EU-related topic of study).
2.If deemed eligible, submit a final application to the Commission for Educational Exchange between the USA, Belgium and Luxembourg by the closing date.
3.If deemed eligible, be interviewed by the Fulbright Commission in Ireland.
Apply here ...
Fulbright Schuman Awards Further Information & Application
http://www.fulbright.be/Schuman/Fulbright_Schuman.htm
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
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