Fulbright Germany | Call for Applications Doctoral Scholarships 2025

13 September 2024, by Online-Dienste

Application deadline: 1 November 2024

German early career researchers can apply to Fulbright Germany for a doctoral scholarship until 1 November 2024. Fulbright provides funding for 4-6 month research projects at US universities or research institutions that are scheduled between 1 August and 31 December 2025.

The scholarship covers living expenses in the amount of €2,400 per month, international travel costs, health and accident insurance fees. The Fulbright J-1 visa is free; the scholarship also includes a one-off lump sum of €300 to cover additional costs.

We offer an online advising session via Zoom on 30 September 2024, from 3–4 pm. Come and join this meeting with any questions about the program and about applying. Register here to receive the Zoom log-in details.

Find further details about the scholarship program on the Fulbright website. Contact Johann Baumgart at doktoranden"AT"fulbright.de if you have more questions.

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