Fulbright Greece has successfully completed the 2025–2026 Greek and U.S. Fulbright Scholarship cycle. Core funding for Fulbright is provided by the governments of the United States and the Hellenic Republic. Their support is essential for the continuity and sustainability of the Program. Fulbright gratefully acknowledges the support the commitment of its 2025-2026 donors, whose generous contributions support the growth of scholarship programs.

Sixty Greek and U.S. citizens were awarded Fulbright scholarships, representing a diverse array of academic interests and institutions. Recipients were selected from a highly competitive pool of candidates following a rigorous review process.

This year’s fields of study are impressively broad, reflecting the depth of academic and creative inquiry Fulbright supports. Areas include: Aerodynamics, Applied Mathematics, Urban Planning, Early Childhood Education, Journalism, Archaeology, Cultural and U.S. History, Engineering, Mental Health, Biomedical Technology, Telecommunications, Archival Research and Art Practice, Film Studies, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Supply Chain Management, Democracy and Citizenship, Political Philosophy, Medical Education, Physics, Landscape Architecture, and more.

For a complete list of the 2025–2026 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.

Fulbright Greece is committed to supporting all scholarship recipients in successfully completing their grants. We recognize the inherent dignity and value of every person, and we proudly celebrate the academic and professional achievements of our Fulbright community in the United States and Greece.

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