Description
Master’s degrees in any discipline are eligible for Fulbright Hungary Postgraduate Student Scholarships for the school year 2024-2025. By May 15, 2023, your application must be received. Additionally, Fulbright offers this prize, which covers all costs such as tuition, a monthly stipend, books, research, and donations for dependent family members. Hungary citizens can therefore apply for this scholarship.
Info About Fulbright Hungary Postgraduate Student Grants 2024-2025:
- Host Country: United States of America
- Host University: Universities in the US
- Degree: Master’s
- Fields: All Fields
- Duration: N/A
- No of Opportunities: N/A
- Language Requirement: English
- Funding Type: Fully Funded/Tuition Fee
- Eligible Students: Hungary Nationals
- Gender: male/Female
- Application Deadline: May 15, 2023
Qualifications:
- Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree and advanced-level competence in the English language.
- Candidates must obtain an invitation from a host university in the United States and sufficient IELTS or TOEFL scores.
- Candidates that intend to pursue a Master’s degree at a local university.
Conditions For Fulbright Hungary:
- Scholarships are normally given out through the Fulbright Programme for one academic year, or nine months.
- In addition, the time frame for visiting student researchers is normally 5 months.
- You should, however, send any correspondence you have had with the host institution or a letter of invitation from the American host university.
- As a result, once you have been awarded the scholarship, the Fulbright Programme will be able to assist you in obtaining admission to an American university thanks to the submission of these documents.
- Moreover, remember that studies that have already started cannot be funded by the Fulbright Programme.
- Additionally, you cannot apply for a scholarship if you obtained your diploma in the United States of America within five years of the application deadline.
Here you can find other scholarships:
Fully Funded Fellowships 2024 in Germany
The World Bank Robert S. McNamara Fellowships Program