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Fulbright Resources
Welcome to the Library's guide to support Fulbright grant applicants. This guide provides an overview of resources and services that may be helpful to you as you prepare your application for Fulbright Study and Research Awards, English Teaching Assistant Awards, Arts Study or Arts Research, and other special programs.
Meet With a Librarian
Librarians can help in many ways to help you prepare your Fulbright application, including:
- Providing guidance on conducting a literature review;
- Suggestions for how to research archives, museums, and educational institutions for your Fulbright experience;
- Help identifying and researching potential mentors or sponsors;
- Guidance on how to learn more about a nation’s culture or history.
Please complete the following form about your background and Fulbright application. A librarian will be in touch with you to schedule an appointment.
Helpful Websites
- Fulbright Student ProgramThe Fulbright U.S. Student Program website provides country-specific information about award application requirements.
- College Center for Research and FellowshipsUndergraduate students and recent College alumni who intend to submit a Fulbright application should first confer with the College Center for Research and Fellowships
- UChicagoGRADGraduate students who intend to submit a Fulbright application should confer with UChicagoGrad about application requirements, timelines, and campus support.
- UChicago Study AbroadThe study abroad office can introduce you to universities abroad and provide valuable information about how to prepare for educational experiences abroad.
- Chicago Language CenterThe CLC promotes language study and increase the visibility of language offerings, helping students navigate and go beyond the university’s language requirements.
