The prestigious Fulbright Program sponsored by U.S. and Czech governments provides U.S. and Czech citizens with the opportunity to study, teach, or conduct research in the partner country.
The Fulbright Program is open to all fields be it Liberal Arts or Hard Sciences (except for MBA, LLM and Clinical Medicine).
The academic quality of proposals is decisive for obtaining the award. Preference will be given to those without prior experience in the partner country, provided the overall quality of submitted projects is comparable.
The Commission and specialists in relevant fields review applications for all programs.
Applications from Czech citizens for awards in the Fulbright Scholar Program, Fulbright-Masaryk Program, and Proshek-Fulbright Program are subject to a peer-review process (using experts from universities, research institutions, and foreign experts). For each program a selection committee, appointed by the Board, interviews the candidates.
The Board, taking into account the recommendations of the selection committee, availability of funds, and other program requirements, announces the final nomination of Fulbright grantees in the Czech Republic and also acts as the body reviewing the nominations of U.S. applicants.
The J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarships Board, nominated by the U.S. President and located in Washington, DC, is the final institution approving all Fulbright grants.
U.S. citizens cannot apply directly to the Czech Fulbright Commission. Candidates should apply through Fulbright Program partner organization in the United States where they can also find application and program details.
U.S. Fulbright Partner Organization:
Annually we support about 40-50 U.S. citizens.
The Fulbright awards are intended for Czech students, scholars, and professionals. Basic conditions for eligibility are both Czech citizenship and permanent residence in the Czech Republic.
Czech citizens apply directly at the Czech Fulbright Commission with the exception of the Fulbright-Schuman Program administered by the Fulbright Commission in Belgium.
Annually we support about 30-40 Czech citizens.
All of our US grantees for the winter semester have arrived. We organized an orientation where they learned about the Czech Republic and discussed their projects. The grantees and their families were also hosted by the US Ambassador to the Czech Republic, Bijan Sabet. Curious
EducationUSA advising center is now fully virtual, operating out of Brno. EducationUSA transitioned from the Fulbright Commission to being part of the AFS framework, but all of our activities remain the same. The only difference is my new email address, . For library books, please visit our American centers or
Twenty five ETAs participate in a four days training in Liblice castle. Next Monday they start their Fulbright year at secondary schools in almost all regions of the Czech Republic. Good luck to all ETAs! Check the list of schools which host ETAs this year.