As we approach the 80th anniversary of the Fulbright binational treaty, we are reminded that the greatest strength of Fulbright lies in its people — our grantees and alumni. Across Greece, the United States, and around the world, Fulbright alumni continue to contribute in their respective fields, creating lasting connections through knowledge, collaboration, and exchange.

This year, Fulbright Greece awarded a total of 67 grants to Greek and U.S. students, researchers, scholars, and professionals, providing opportunities for academic exchange, research collaboration, and professional development in both countries.

The fields of study supported this year reflect the remarkable diversity of Fulbright, spanning the humanities, social sciences, STEM, and the arts. Our grants include areas such as American history, archaeology, applied economics, agricultural sciences and technology, biomedical technology, computer science, international law, marine ecology, music, public health, and many others.

For a complete list of the 2026–2027 scholarship recipients, please visit the following links: Greek and U.S. citizens. To learn more about this year’s grantees, visit the Greek and U.S. Grantees Profiles.

Beyond the numbers, what stands out is the continued expansion of our engagement. This year, we strengthened our relationships with universities and institutions across Greece, developed new partnerships, and expanded outreach activities to make Fulbright opportunities accessible to an even wider audience.

We are also proud to see the continued importance of Greece as a destination for U.S. students. Greece ranks among the top ten educational destinations for U.S. students, and Fulbright contributes to this exchange by creating opportunities for students and scholars from both countries to study, teach, and conduct research together.

At the same time, we are encouraged by the growing number of Greek students pursuing educational opportunities in the United States. Fulbright continues to support this important connection by helping talented Greek students and researchers advance their academic and professional goals.

The impact of Fulbright extends far beyond the duration of each grant. Each participant carries forward new knowledge, experiences, and relationships that benefit their institutions, communities, and fields. This is the multiplier effect of Fulbright — the lasting impact created through every exchange.

Alongside the support of the U.S. and Greek governments, Fulbright Greece continues to thrive because of the generosity of our donors and partners. Their support extends the reach of the program and creates opportunities for more scholars to study, teach, and collaborate across borders.

We recognize this important partnership and express our sincere gratitude to all those who make these opportunities possible.

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