Fulbright
The Fulbright Program funds international educational exchange for students, scholars, and professionals worldwide.
This initiative, established in 1946 and sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs section of the U.S. State Department, offers grants for research, teaching, and study in more than 160 countries. Recipients join a prestigious network of alumni including 61 Nobel Prize winners and 89 Pulitzer Prize recipients.
Virginia Tech actively supports Fulbright applications through mentoring and assistance from a variety of offices across the university.
Fulbright Program for Faculty
For more information about Fulbright opportunities for faculty and scholars, visit Virginia Tech's Fulbright resources for faculty.
Virginia Tech faculty members interested in applying should contact:
Nicole Sanderlin, director of Global Engagement in the College of Engineering
Departments interested in or intending to host Visiting Researchers or Scholars should contact:
Theresa Johansson, Director, Global Education
You can explore the official Fulbright website.
Fulbright Program for Students
For more information on the Fulbright Student Program, visit Virginia Tech's Fulbright resources webpage.
Students or alumni interested in applying should contact:
Christina McIntyre, Director of Professional Development and National & International Scholarships
Marielle Wijnands, Assistant Director for Student Services, Global Education
Read about Hokies and their Fulbright experiences.