The Fulbright Program

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“I don’t think I can properly convey how much
the Fulbright Summer Institute program means
to me now. I grew so much academically, socially
and personally. This was the best experience
of my life, hands down.”
Name Surname

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“Now that I am back in my familiar environmentat
school, I have realized how exactly how
different my world view is now. I have amazing
memories that will last a lifetime.”
Name Surname

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“Seeing the diversity of people, the variety of
experiences and the complexity of a
forward-thinking country was incredibly engaging.
It was all about making the most of the opportunities
we had, and the making the opportunities that we
didn’t have.”
Name Surname

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“An incredible experience…it helped me focus my
career goals and introduce me to friends who have
touched my life.”
Name Surname

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Name Surname
Name
University
Subjects
Home town
Three words that describe you

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Name Surname
Country
Host organisation/university
How long did the exchange last?
Mention three extraordinary locations with pictures

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Name Surname
Talk about your fellow students
Talk about faculty - mention the subjects that inspired you
Talk about guest speakers or guides you met and their stories

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Name Surname
Talk about the academic program including the most interesting
and surprising topics

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Name Surname
What did you do on your own or together in your free time?

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Name Surname
How did the experience change your view of the host country?
How did study abroad change your own life plan?
Talk about how plans for the future
Talk about if your plans have changed after studying abroad

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Name Surname
Provide two pieces of advice to your peers or high school
students on why they should sign up to study abroad?

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Name Surname
Make introductions to other study abroad students
via social media
Feel free to contact me on [your email address] for a more
in-depth conversation

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The Fulbright Program is the flagship educational and cultural
exchange program of the US Department of State with support
for host governments, universities and organisations around
the world
Founded in 1946 by Arkansas Senator J William Fulbright
(1905-1995)
International exchange between the United States and
150 countries
360,000 persons have taken part in the Fulbright program
54 Fulbright alumni have won Nobel prizes
82 have won a Pulitzer prize

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Talk to your study abroad adviser for advice and
funding options
Connect with other students who have studied abroad
For more information on study aboard visit:
www.iie.org/programs/generation-study-abroad
For more information about Fulbright summer institutes visit:
www.fulbright.org.uk
For more information about studying in the UK visit:
www.britishcouncil.org

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“International education
exchange is the most
significant current project
designed to continue the
process of humanizing
mankind to the point,
we would hope, that
nations can learn to live
in peace.”