Fulbright Greece Scholarship Program

The Fulbright Scholar Program offers up to seven All Discipline grants in any area of the humanities, arts, social sciences, or pure and applied sciences (STEM) to collaborate with colleagues at Greek universities, museums, other cultural organizations, and research centers. The final number may change depending on demand and funding. The program is described as part of the Fulbright Foundation’s mission to promote cultural and educational ties between the two countries through scholarly interaction and collaboration.

Applicants who seek affiliations with Greek state universities and/or research organizations typically need to hold a Ph.D. or a terminal degree and have three to 10 years or more of appropriate professional experience. Individual research or art projects do not carry this requirement. Substantial experience in the field of expertise is required, and grants are intended for either three months during the fall term or three to four months during the spring term. Applicants are encouraged to arrange affiliations in Greece and submit letters of invitation indicating the host name/position and details of the collaborating organization or institution.

Selection criteria include academic performance. English is sufficient for teaching or lecturing, and knowledge of Greek is useful. Applicants may arrange affiliations and provide letters of invitation, and they are encouraged to use the Fulbright Foundation resources for information on Greek universities.

Grant duration is either three months in the fall term or three to four months in the spring term. The information provided does not describe additional requirements after the grant period.

• Nationality: U.S. citizens
• Level of studies: Post Doctoral
• Study location: Domestic
• Study subjects: Humanities; Medical Sciences; Environmental Sciences; Science and Engineering; Social Sciences; Law Sciences; Economics – Management; Educational Sciences; Politics; Arts; Technology
• For affiliations with Greek state universities and/or research organizations: Applicants typically need a Ph.D. or a terminal degree
• For affiliations with Greek state universities and/or research organizations: Applicants typically need three to 10 years or more of appropriate professional experience
• For individual research or art projects: The Ph.D./terminal-degree and three to 10 years or more professional-experience requirement does not apply
• Experience requirement: Substantial experience in the field of expertise is required
• Selection criteria includes: Academic performance

• Up to seven All Discipline grants for collaboration with colleagues at Greek universities, museums, cultural organizations, and research centers
• Grant duration: three months during the fall term or three to four months during the spring term

1. For application procedures and requirements, visit the Fulbright Scholars website listed in the program information.
2. Arrange affiliations in Greece and submit letters of invitation indicating the host name/position and details of the collaborating organization or institution.

• Letters of invitation indicating the host name/position and details on collaborating organization/institution