Grants for Doctoral Studies and Research
The Fulbright Finland Foundation provides opportunities for those interested in doctoral studies, research, or a full degree in the U.S. Programs are available for students of any field.
“Fulbright Finland exchange offers life changing opportunities for researchers to advance their career. The prestige of the Fulbright grant provides Finnish Fulbrighters an opportunity to collaborate with the leading researchers in the United States. This collaboration creates new innovative research and establishes long-lasting collaboration between our countries.” - Marjaana Sianoja, 2017-2018 ASLA-Fulbright Pre-Doctoral Research Grant
All Fields
ASLA-Fulbright Pre-Doctoral Research Fellows
A grant program for conducting pre-doctoral research in the U.S. for 6-12 months.
ASLA-Fulbright Graduate Grants
A grant program for master's or doctoral-level studies in the United States for one academic year for taking courses/doing research or completing a degree.
Fulbright Finland Travel Grants For Research Collaboration
These short-term travel grants are for researchers from Finland to travel to the U.S. for a minimum of one week and a maximum of three months. No Finnish citizenship requirement.
Economics, Business, and Technology
Fulbright-KAUTE Foundation Award
A grant program for doctoral students for PhD studies or a research visit in the U.S.
Different Fields of Technology
Fulbright-Technology Industries of Finland Grants
A grant program for master's or doctoral level studies in the United States (for one academic year for taking courses/doing research or completing a degree).
Finnish Language
Fulbright Finnish Language and Culture Teaching Assistant Program
Assisting in Finnish language and culture teaching duties at a U.S. university. Additionally, the grantee can do additional Master's or Doctoral level studies or research by attending university courses without paying tuition fees. The program is for one academic year.
Heritage Science
Fulbright-National Archives Heritage Science Fellowship
A grant for advanced doctoral researchers completing dissertation projects related to heritage science to connect with National Archives scientists and experts while conducting research at the National Archives’ state-of-the-art Heritage Science Research and Testing Lab in College Park, Maryland.
