Fulbright Canada

For eight decades, the Fulbright Program has brought students, scholars, and professionals together across more than 160 countries—fostering collaboration, cultural exchange, and lasting global connections. 🌍

In a time when international understanding matters more than ever, Fulbright continues to serve as a bridge between nations, empowering individuals to learn from one another and create meaningful impact in their communities.

Discover how 80 years of Fulbright have shaped a global network—and why its mission still matters today:
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2025–26 Killam Fellow Xavier Stephens, from Brock University and hosted at Oklahoma State University, took advantage of the Cultural Awareness Grant offered through the Killam Fellowships Program to deepen his exchange experience. It allowed him to explore cultural, historical, and natural sites across Oklahoma and Kansas, complementing his academic exchange with immersive travel learning.

Highlights included the Chickasaw Cultural Center, Turner Falls Park, Oklahoma City landmarks, Route 66, Kansas City museums, presidential libraries, and prairie preserves. The experience showcases how Killam Fellowships provide additional enrichment opportunities beyond traditional exchange study terms.

Students interested in global learning experiences are encouraged to learn more about the program and its cultural awareness grants for exchange participants: https://ow.ly/P3Uo50YOBYZ

The Fulbright Canada U.S. Scholars Research Chair Award (Field Open) is accepting applications for the 2027–2028 academic year. This prestigious opportunity supports American scholars across all disciplines to pursue innovative, interdisciplinary research at leading Canadian institutions.

Recipients receive US$25,000 for a four-month residency, with opportunities to collaborate with faculty, mentor students, and engage with vibrant academic communities.

This award offers the flexibility to advance impactful research while building lasting international partnerships. Applications are due September 15, 2026.

Learn more and apply today:
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Killam Fellows can take their exchange even further through the Cultural Awareness Grant.✈️

For 🇨🇦 2025–26 Killam Fellow Trent Rapski (Brock University → University of Minnesota), this meant travelling to Houston, Texas to attend the World Baseball Classic—an experience that directly complemented his studies in Sport Management. While there, Trent also explored several museums, gaining a broader understanding of American culture, history, and the role of sport in society.

The Cultural Awareness Grant enables students to deepen their learning beyond the classroom by connecting academic interests with real-world experiences. Through opportunities like this, the Killam Fellowships Program supports a more immersive and meaningful exchange.

Explore where the Killam Fellowships can take you:
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The rapid rise of AI is transforming how we think, work, and make decisions—but at what cost? Carleton University (Official) invites you to an interactive presentation by Fulbright Scholar Dr. Uma Gupta examining the systemic risks AI poses to our cognitive abilities, professional integrity, and decision-making.

This session draws on research-based evidence to unpack challenges like cognitive atrophy, anchoring bias, and the erosion of critical skills and empathy. More importantly, it offers practical strategies to help individuals and organizations balance AI-driven productivity with strong personal and professional values.

Join the conversation and gain tools to safeguard your well-being and success in an AI-driven world.

Register here:
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Did you know Killam Fellows can enhance their exchange with a Cultural Awareness Grant? ✈️

For 🇨🇦 2025–26 Killam Fellow Kayla Hunkin (University of Ottawa → University of Hawaii at Manoa), this meant travelling to New York City to explore its rich network of cultural and civic institutions. Through visits focused on history, media, and public life, Kayla deepened her understanding of American culture beyond the classroom—bringing added perspective to her academic experience.

The Cultural Awareness Grant is just one of the many ways the Killam Fellowships Program supports meaningful, immersive exchange. It empowers students to engage more fully with their host country and broaden their learning in impactful ways.

Discover what’s possible with Killam Fellowships:
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