

The Fulbright-EDUFI Fellowship is 1500 euros per month (paid for nine months).
Grantees also receive a travel award of 1600 dollars and a supplementary accident and sickness benefit (ASPE) for the grant period.
Additionally, grantees receive the full support services provided by the Fulbright Finland Foundation. The grantees are also provided a variety of networking opportunities throughout the year in Finland.
Education loan deferment: While on a Fulbright in Finland, U.S. Student grantees have often been able to defer loans. Fulbright grants usually fall under the Graduate Fellowship deferment category. Grantee should confirm this with the lending institution.
Alumni who successfully complete the Fulbright U.S. Student Program are eligible for 12 months of non-competitive eligibility (NCE) hiring status within the U.S. federal government, with the possibility of extensions if certain criteria are met.
Read the detailed application information for Finland. The final selection is made by the Fulbright Finland Foundation in Helsinki.
Please note that if you wish to apply for the Fulbright-EDUFI Fellowship as well as to the Fulbright Finland fully funded or university sponsored grant, submit only one application. All the applications are considered in each of the grant categories which the applicant is eligible for.
Institute of International Education (IIE)
Mary-Rolfe Zeller, Regional Program Officer, Europe and Eurasia Fulbright Student and Scholar Programs
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +1 202 326 7855
The Fulbright Finland Foundation is a private, independent, not-for-profit organization based in Helsinki, Finland. The Foundation’s aim is
Fulbright-EDUFI Fellowship program is part of the global Fulbright program operating in over 160 countries worldwide.