The US government supports numerous opportunities for students to pursue graduate study, teach English abroad, and conduct independent research abroad, all promoting international engagement. The main focus of this session is the US Student Fulbright Program, but we will also touch on the Rangel, Pickering, Payne, Boren, Gilman and Critical Language Fellowships and Scholarships.

Highly qualified students with excellent academic records and strong leadership and service credentials should learn about nationally competitive fellowships that fund graduate study in the UK and Ireland, including the Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell and Gates Cambridge. Juniors, seniors and alumni can apply in the cycle beginning Summer 2024 for study in Fall 2025. First-years and sophomores can learn how to set themselves up to be more competitive candidates in the future.