The Fulbright Program was created by the U.S. Congress in 1946 “to foster mutual understanding among nations through educational and cultural exchanges.” Regis is proud to offer application assistance and support for students looking to apply to the Fulbright Program.
Open Study/Research: Conduct independent research, participate in graduate programs and internships, or a combination of both. See the list of field-specific award opportunities and graduate degree grants.
English Teaching Assistant (ETA): Teach English language and culture in primary schools, high schools and universities across the world. View the full list of countries offering ETA grants.
Application Support and Guidance
The Fulbright program is highly competitive. As a worldwide program, applicants are competing for approximately 1900 grants distributed across 140+ countries. As such, Regis is proud to offer application assistance and support to students and faculty members competing for a Fulbright grant to ensure they are set up for success.
Applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria:
The Fulbright competition opens each spring for applications for the following year. Be sure to check the Fulbright website for specific dates and deadlines.
Early Spring: Competition opens for applications for the following year. Contact the Regis Fulbright Program Advisor and state your intent on submitting an application.
June/July: Begin preparing for your application, essay and grant proposal.
August/September: Submit your application materials for review by Regis advisors and sign up for a campus interview.
Applicants are notified in late January if they become semi-finalists whose applications are evaluated by country committees. Semi-finalists are notified in March/April if they have been chosen as Fulbright scholars or alternates.
Use the following links to download a detailed application checklist as well as tips and guidance for compiling your application materials and writing your essay. Questions? Contact the Regis Fulbright Advisor for assistance.
Dr. Eric Fretz
efretz@regis.edu
Office: Loyola Hall 26
Phone: 303.458.3514