Fulbright Specialist Programme 2027–2028 – Call for Applications. Polish Institutions Can Invite Experts from the USA

The Polish-U.S. Fulbright Commission has announced the call for applications for the Fulbright Specialist 2027–2028 Programme. This is an opportunity for Polish institutions to establish cooperation with specialists from the United States and carry out joint academic, educational and development projects. Applications may be submitted until 8 January 2027.

Opublikowano: 22 October 2026
the programme poster

The Fulbright Specialist Programme enables Polish institutions to invite experts from the United States for visits lasting from 14 to 42 days. During their stay, they may participate in projects involving, among other activities, lectures, seminars, workshops, symposia and conferences.

Cooperation may also include consultations on curriculum development, the professional development of administrative and research staff, the preparation of evaluations and expert reports, as well as the development of local programmes and research projects.

Under the Fulbright Specialist Programme, the specialist’s honorarium and round-trip airfare to and from Poland are funded. The host institution is responsible for providing accommodation, meals, and covering domestic travel expenses.

As part of the current call, institutions may submit projects involving visits by American specialists between 1 September 2027 and 30 September 2028.

How to Apply?

The application deadline is 8 January 2027. Applications are accepted exclusively in an electronic form.

Detailed information about the programme, application guidelines, and access to the online application system are available on the programme website.

For questions regarding the programme or the preparation of an application, please contact the programme coordinator, Paulina Kubylis:

Published: Kacper Szczepaniak

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