USFEP Fulbright Scholarships for Masters & PhDs in USA 2023
The USFEP Fulbright Scholarships for Masters and PhDs in the USA 2023 are now open for applications, offering a remarkable opportunity for international students to pursue advanced studies in the United States. This prestigious scholarship program, administered by the United States Fulbright Commission, aims to promote mutual understanding and cultural exchange between the United States and participating countries.
The USFEP Fulbright Scholarships provide financial support to outstanding individuals who demonstrate exceptional academic achievements, leadership potential, and a strong commitment to making a positive impact in their home countries. This program enables recipients to undertake postgraduate studies at renowned American universities, where they can access world-class education, cutting-edge research facilities, and a vibrant intellectual community.
Masters and PhD candidates from various fields of study are encouraged to apply for the USFEP Fulbright Scholarships. Whether you aspire to delve into the realm of scientific research, explore the depths of literature and the arts, contribute to social sciences and humanities, or innovate in the fields of technology and engineering, this scholarship program welcomes individuals with diverse academic interests and aspirations.
The benefits of the USFEP Fulbright Scholarships are substantial and comprehensive. Scholars receive financial assistance to cover tuition fees, living expenses, health insurance, and travel costs. In addition to the financial support, recipients gain access to a network of accomplished scholars, professionals, and alumni, fostering lifelong connections and collaborations. The Fulbright experience extends beyond the academic realm, offering cultural enrichment activities, mentorship opportunities, and exposure to American society and values.
Guidelines for USEFP Fulbright Masters and Doctoral Scholarships
- Applications are welcome from Pakistani citizens currently living and working in Pakistan with strong academic histories except clinical medicine.
- A Fulbright program entails sharing information about Pakistani life and culture with U.S. colleagues and community groups in addition to academic work.
- It is crucial that successful candidates take on leadership roles in their fields and are committed to serving and returning to Pakistan.
Disqualification
- Dual nationals or those whose spouse, parent, fiancé, or child is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
- Those employed by the Fulbright organization or the State Department, along with their spouses, fiancés, siblings, dependents, children, and parents. Programs funded by their agencies, spouses, fiancés, siblings, dependents, children, and parents of USAID and HEC employees.
- The Fulbright student program gives preference to students who have not previously received a Fulbright grant.
- Students studying in the U.S. or on a work/residence visa.
Getting a Fulbright MS or Ph.D.
The complete application consists of:
- An application form
- Reference letters from three sources
- A report of your GRE scores
- Uploaded transcripts should include an explanation of the grading scale of the university issuing the degree. Documents attested by HEC are preferred with the application, although degrees and transcripts attested by the institution are also acceptable.
For more information visit [https://usefp.org/scholarships/fulbright-degree.cfm]
