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Scholarships and grants US-EU Program
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Graduate
Study/ Studies in the U.S. Tests Information for U.S. Citizens
Other possibilities Pre-Departure Information
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 Grants for U.S. Citizens Grants for Post-Doctoral Research or University Lecturing: Two research grants and one lecturing award are offered annually to U.S. citizens for research or lecturing about the European Union or US-EU affairs. Two research awards are available for projects focussing on the organizations of the European Union, particularly on the process of institution building within the EU. Projects focussing on US-EU relations will also be considered. Applicants must arrange their own affiliation with an institution or university within any Member State of the EU. One award for lecturing on transatlantic relations at the College of Europe in Brugge, Belgium. The College of Europe offers a Master’s program in European affairs to a select group of graduates from all European countries and North America. Fluency in French is desirable, but not required. Complete information from the website of the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (include link to www.cies.org/us_scholars) Or by contacting
Council for
International Exchange of Scholars Grants for Graduate Study or Pre-Doctoral ResearchNine full Fulbright grants are available to U.S. graduate students for study on topics related to the European Union. Grants are tenable in any of the Member States of the EU. Awards are offered to graduate students and advanced doctoral candidates with clearly-defined projects that require the student’s presence at EU institutions in any of the Member States of the EU or at academic institutions within the EU specializing in EU affairs. Preference will be given to projects tenable in two Member States of the EU. Complete information from the website of the Institute of International Education (www.iie.org) or by contacting
U.S. Student Program
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