Velkommen til faglige presentasjoner av Fulbright Alumni artikkelvinnere ved Litteraturhuset i Oslo
A reflection on the program from this summer.
The Fulbright Roving Scholar program brings American teachers to Norway to travel all over the country giving presentations for teachers and students in lower and upper secondary schools.
Unique among Fulbright grant opportunities around the world, the Roving Scholar program is one of the Norwegian Fulbright program’s crown jewels. Teachers, professors of elementary education, and others with relevant education and experience are encouraged to apply. The application deadline is September 15th. Click here for more information and the online application Form.
The Fulbright Alumni Association of Norway invites nominations for the Fulbright Norway Article of the Year award and for the Fulbright Norway Young Researcher award.
The Fulbright Roving Scholar program brings American teachers to Norway to travel all over the country giving presentations for teachers and students in lower and upper secondary schools. Thanks to a generous support from the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, Roving Scholars can offer their services to schools free of charge.
The U.S.- Norway Fulbright Foundation for Educational Exchange is a bi-national foundation with a Board of Directors composed of four American and four Norwegian members. Governments of both nations support the program with annual allocations of funds.
The Fulbright Roving Scholar program brings American teachers to Norway to travel all over the country giving presentations for teachers and students in lower and upper secondary schools. Thanks to a generous support from the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, Roving Scholars can offer their services to schools free of charge.
So, you’ve been awarded a Fulbright grant to study in Norway, and you’re wondering what to do next?
Below you’ll find an overview of Current U.S. and Norwegian Fulbrighters:
The Lois Roth Endowment has selected Michelle Chang to receive project support for her studies of Norwegian mindsets about death. This award is given annually to a Fulbright student in Norway for projects in the humanities, social sciences, or visual and performing arts. The endowment that sponsors the award was created to honor the life and work of its namesake, Lois Wersba Roth
