To apply for an Office for Education Abroad Scholarship, all you have to do is apply for a program before the scholarship deadline. Within your Via Global application, mark the checkbox "YES" that you would like to be considered for a scholarship. This allows the Office for Education Abroad to access your financial aid record and consider you for all scholarships for which you are eligible. Nothing else is required.

The deadlines to apply for an Office for Education Abroad Scholarship are as follows:

• First-Year Seminar Abroad programs: June 1
• Winter Break and Spring programs: October 1
• Spring Break programs: December 15
• Summer programs: February 15
• Fall and Academic Year programs: March 1

More information can be found on the Office for Education Abroad Scholarship webpage.

NOTE: These deadlines are only for the Office for Education Abroad Scholarship and do not apply to other MSU College, Department or Unit scholarships, or national scholarships.

Applications are open for the 2026-27 Fulbright US Scholar Program!

With Fulbright offering more than 400 awards each year, this session will help you find the right fit from among Fulbright's opportunities to teach, conduct research, or carry out professional projects in over 135 countries. MSU faculty and specialists interested in potential Fulbright awards are invited to hear from MSU's Scholar Liaison about program eligibility, award options, benefits, and grant timing, as well as relevant university policies. 

Please complete the Fulbright Program Interest Survey to be added to the list of interested MSU educators.

While the competition cycle opens in February each year, applications for nearly all awards are not due until mid-September. 

For more information, explore the MSU Fulbright website, and contact Scholar Liaison Joy Campbell with any questions.

• Zoom link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/95902030099
• Meeting ID: 959 0203 0099
• Authentication: MSU email address required

A workshop for teachers on teaching graphic novels about different regions of the world. Open to K-12 In-Service & Pre-Service Teachers.

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The workshop will cover:

• History of comics in the United States and the World
• Intro to Comics Studies and Using comics in the classroom
• Conversations with scholars and creators
• Teaching guide and other resources for comics at Michigan State University and University of Michigan

Contact: 734-764-0352 / cseas(at)umich.edu