Stage 4 · Lesson 7 of 7
Fulbright and other US funding
The funds graduate students from more than 160 countries to study in the United States. In each country it is run by a binational (a body set up jointly by the US and that country) or by the US embassy.
So eligibility, benefits and deadlines differ by country. Find your country's page on the official site. Deadlines are often more than a year before you would start.
advising centres, run by the US Department of State, give free core advising on funding and applications. Beyond Fulbright and other , most US funding comes from universities: , fellowships and departmental awards.
Common trapreading another country's Fulbright rules and assuming they apply to you.
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Resources for this stage
Start with
- GuideFreeEducationUSA
US Department of State
Free official guidance on funding US study, including assistantships
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- MastersportalGo deeper
Filter programmes by tuition and find scholarship listings to confirm on the funder's page