To receive an application or deadline information for advanced
research or university lecturing in the
U.S., interested non-U.S. faculty and professionals
must contact the Fulbright commission/foundation or public affairs section of the U.S.
embassy in their home countries.
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At the time of application, you must submit the following: (a) application form; (b) detailed
statement of proposed activity; (c) detailed curriculum vitae; (d) three references and (e) letter
of invitation, if applicable. |
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To ensure correct completion of the
application, read carefully the detailed
instructions provided with the application
form. |
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All items must be in English. |
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The entire application must be
typed or computer-generated. Use
10-point or larger type on all parts
of the application. Handwritten applications
will not be accepted. |
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Responses to questions on the four-page
application must fit on the pages on
which the questions originally appear. Do not attach additional pages to answer these questions. |
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If using an electronic version of the
application, do not change the format
of the forms, the pagination, the fonts
or the type size. |
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Proofread the entire application before
submitting it to the local Fulbright
agency. The application should be
free of grammatical and spelling errors. |
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Treat the application as a unitary
whole, with all parts reinforcing the
project statement. The flow should
be orderly: the candidate's capabilities
are listed in the application, further
documented in the curriculum vitae and
confirmed in the references. Use the
project statement to make the parts
interact by referring to items in the
curriculum vitae or research bibliography.
Without being redundant or simplistic,
you should make it easier for the reviewer
to find the key pieces of information
you wish to convey. |
