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Fulbright U.S.-ASEAN Visiting Scholar (USAS) Program

Empowering Scholars. Building a Shared ASEAN.

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The US-ASEAN Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program has provided transformative opportunities for both my personal and family development. As a scholar, I have experienced significant growth through expanded networking capabilities, connecting with researchers, academics, and professionals across diverse fields and cultural backgrounds. Working in this multicultural environment has enhanced my adaptability and cross-cultural competence while substantially improving my English communication skills through daily academic and social interactions.

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 Dr. Rojana Pornprasertsuk
2024 USAS in Materials Science
from Chulalongkorn University to Stanford University 

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ABOUT USAS

The Fulbright U.S.-ASEAN Visiting Scholar Program offers scholars from ASEAN the chance to bring bold ideas to the global stage. By conducting research in the United States with regional impact, participants become catalysts for innovation, collaboration, and positive change, fostering partnerships to shape a brighter future for ASEAN. 

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USAS AT A GLANCE

Purpose

Applicant

Number of Grant

Grant Period

Application Period

Research focusing on U.S.-ASEAN priority issues 

Leaders from academia, government, business, and NGOs

Up to 3 per country annually

3 - 4 months

October - November

PROGRAM UNIQUENESS
  • Binational scholarship supported
    by the Thai and U.S. government

  • Connects ASEAN leaders and U.S. scholars to tackle regional challenges

  • Provides hands-on research experience with real-world impact 

  • Builds a network of changemakers across academia, government, and civil society

  • Advances solutions for ASEAN’s most pressing issues, from health and education to trade and the environment 

  • Exposure to American work and life culture

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 ABOUT GRANT 
  1. Thai citizen, up to 55 years old 
     

  2. Master’s degree or higher
     

  3. Research focuses on U.S.–ASEAN issues

October-November

Application period

December

Interview

January

Interview results

June

Final result and pre-departure orientation 

January-March

Grant begins

FOLLOWING YEAR

GRANT
TIMELINE

FOLLOWING YEAR +1

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