While most of the funding comes from the Belgian and United States governments for awards whose eligibility is defined autonomously by the Commission, some awards are sponsored by individuals, companies, associations, and accredited Belgian and American universities solely for Fulbright applicants coming to or from their institutions. Some of these awards may have more specific eligibility requirements; if they do, these requirements will be listed in the award descriptions below.
If an applicant meets the eligibility requirements for a specific award, they will automatically be considered for this award during the application and selection process.
All of the following awards are administered as Fulbright awards by the Commission, and all award recipients will be considered Fulbright grantees and must travel to the United States on a government-sponsored J-1 visa.
The Frank Boas Scholarship for Graduate Study at Harvard and the Frank Boas Scholarship for International Legal Studies at the Harvard Law School are two prestigious international scholarships for graduate study at Harvard University.
For the academic year of 2025-26, the National Bank of Belgium will offer a scholarship to an eligible Fulbright candidate in the field of economics.
American University Washington College of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Programs have partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a grant of approximately $25,000 for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree at American University Washington College of Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Boston University’s School of Law has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $20,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Boston University. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Brooklyn Law School has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a scholarship to cover 50% of the tuition for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Brooklyn Law School. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Cardozo Law School has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a Dean Merit Scholarship of $25,000 for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Cardozo Law School. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The Columbia University Law School program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a tuition reduction (merit and need-based) for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Columbia University. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Cornell Law School program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer $30,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Cornell University (This is applicable only to the General LL.M in Ithaca). Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Duke University School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a grant of half the tuition for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a non-U.S jurisdiction.
Duquesne University American Law Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer two $15,000 grants for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Duquesne University. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Emory University School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer $30,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Emory University Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The Commission for Educational Exchange Between the United States, Belgium and Luxembourg is excited to announce its collaboration with Fordham Law School in New York City. Each year, one student from Belgium and Luxembourg will receive a scholarship to cover 40% of tuition for the one-year full-time Master of Laws program.
Georgetown University Law Center program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer scholarship of half the tuition for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree at Georgetown University. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Indiana University Maurer School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $25,000 grant for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree. Indiana Law LL.M. students can choose from six specialized areas of study that suit interests and career goals. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction.
Loyola Law School, Los Angeles has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $30,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Loyola Law School. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Northwestern University has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to Northwestern Pritzker School of Law offers a $35,000 scholarship for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree at Northwestern University. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Penn State Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium + Luxembourg to offer a $20,000 grant for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree at Penn State Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Pepperdine University School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $25,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree in Dispute Resolution and a $25,000 grant to pursue the LL.M. in Dispute Resolution with a Concentration in International Commercial Arbitration at Pepperdine University. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction.
The George Washington University Law School has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a grant between $20,000 and $25,000 for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at The George Washington University. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Syracuse Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) in American Law Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $25,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at the College of Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Tulane University School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Tulane University. The grant minimum is $20,000 with the potential to approach full tuition. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
UCLA School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a 50% tuition fellowship for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The University of California Hastings College of the Law has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $20,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at UC Hastings. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States
The University of Georgia has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a Tuition Equalization Scholarship, valued at approximately $20,000 for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at the University of Georgia’s School of Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The University of Houston (UH) Law Center has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a scholarship that includes eligibility for in-state tuition rates to cover approximately 75% (approximately $32,000 of the $42,000 tuition) of the tuition cost for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree at UH Law Center. All eligible non-USA students must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The University of Minnesota Law School’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium and Luxembourg to offer a $20,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at University of Minnesota. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The College of Law at the University of Oklahoma has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $18,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree at University of Oklahoma College of Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $20,000 grant for eligible students to pursue any of their three Master of Laws (LL.M.) degrees at the McGeorge School of Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $25,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Penn Carey Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium, or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
The Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program at the University of Pittsburgh has partnered with Fulbright Belgium and Luxembourg to offer a $20,000 grant for eligible students to pursue an LL.M. degree at Pitt Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
University of San Diego School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Comparative Law Program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $15,000 grant in study for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at University of San Diego School of Law.
The University of Southern California Gould School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) program has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $25,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at USC Gould School of Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.
Vanderbilt Law School has partnered with Fulbright Belgium to offer a $30,000 grant for eligible students to pursue the LL.M. degree at Vanderbilt Law. Eligible students must be a citizen of Belgium or Luxembourg, and must hold a first degree in law from a foreign (non-U.S.) jurisdiction. Fulbright will also offer the successful candidate a travel stipend, sickness and accident insurance, J-visa sponsorship, and access to global Fulbright programming in Belgium and the United States.