Graduate College Events

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program supports much more than academic research! Artists who are U.S. citizens, have fewer than seven years of professional experience, and have not yet earned a DMA or PhD can apply to pursue training or an independent artistic project in one of 140+ countries.

Join the National & International Scholarships Program and the Graduate College Office of External Fellowships for a workshop focused on Fulbright opportunities in: 

• Architecture (building and landscape) 
• Creative Writing (fiction, non-fiction, playwriting, poetry, and screenwriting) 
• Music (composition, performance, and world music) 
• Performing Arts (dance, performance art, and theater arts) 
• Visual Arts (animation, photography, illustration, filmmaking, etc.)

Presenters will share insights into pursuing a Fulbright as an artist and preparing a strong application. Topics include identifying a strong affiliation, meeting language expectations, assembling a compelling portfolio, and crafting persuasive narrative statements.