Fulbright Travel Grants		

The Fulbright Program is the U.S. Government's premier scholarship
program. It enables students and artists to benefit from unique
resources in every corner of the world and allows U.S. citizens to
gain international competence in an increasingly interdependent world.
Each year the Fulbright Program allows Americans to study or conduct
research in over 100 nations. 

Travel Grants:  The Travel Grants are available only to Germany, Hungary, 
   Italy, or Korea. They are available to supplement an award from a
   non-IIE source that does not provide funds for travel or to supplement
   a student's own funds for study.

Eligibility: A Fulbright Full Grant applicant for Germany, Hungary, Italy 
   or Korea may be considered for a travel grant in the event the candidate
   is not recommended for a full grant. Applicants must indicate on the
   #5 record card in the application that he/she wishes to be considered
   for the travel grant. 

Period: One academic year.

Awards: Travel grants provide round-trip transportation to the country where
   the student will pursue studies for an academic year, supplemental health
   and accident insurance, and cost of an orientation course abroad, if 
   applicable.

Deadline: New York University's deadline is September 18, 2000. The
   at-large application deadline is October 25, 2000.
						
Contact New York University's campus representative:
	
	David Slocum
	Assistant Dean of Student Affairs 
	New York University
	Office of Student Affairs and 
         Academic Services
   	One-half Fifth Avenue, 1st fl.
	New York, New York 10003 
	Tel. (212) 998-8060
	Fax  (212) 995-4557
	Email: gsas.studentaffairs@nyu.edu

or visit Fulbright's website at: http://www.iie.org/fulbright



NYU GSAS
Updated 09/05/00 (CAS)
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