German-American Fulbright Commission
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UnclaimedThe German-American Fulbright Commission (Fulbright Germany) enables academic exchange between the United States and Germany.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The German-American Fulbright Commission (Fulbright Germany) enables academic exchange between the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany. It awards up to 700 scholarships annually for study, research, teaching and further-education stays in the USA and Germany, and states that more than 45,000 Americans and Germans have so far been supported in various scholarship programs. It describes itself as maintaining one of the largest and most diverse Fulbright exchanges worldwide, and works closely with its board, its funders, the German and worldwide Fulbright community, and partners who share its goals and values.
History
The German-American Fulbright Commission (Fulbright Germany) states that since 1952 it has enabled academic exchange between the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany. According to its own account, more than 45,000 Americans and Germans have so far been supported in various scholarship programs, and it awards up to 700 scholarships annually. It describes itself as maintaining one of the largest and most diverse Fulbright exchanges worldwide, and notes that its 75th anniversary year, 2027, is under the guiding theme "Connecting Generations."
Products and positioning
An exchange organization that enables academic exchange between the USA and Germany and promotes transatlantic dialogue.
Sources3 sources
- 1Deutsch Amerikanische Fulbright Kommission: Fulbright Germany | Deutsch-Amerikanische Fulbright-Kommissionfulbright.de
- 2Deutsch Amerikanische Fulbright Kommission: Fulbright Germany ist eine Austauschorganisation | Deutsch-Amerikanische Fulbright-Kommissionfulbright.de
- 3German-American Fulbright Commissionwikidata.org
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