Candidates must be U.S. citizens and have a bachelor's degree in business, accounting, engineering or economics or a master's degree in international business administration, international relations, engineering or economics, or a law degree from a U.S. university.
Work experience is desirable.
Academic affiliation and internships will be arranged by the Fulbright Commission in Mexico for successful applicants. Fellows will design their study programs with the assistance of an academic adviser and will attend classes with Mexican peers. Coursework will include a combination of lectures, practical case studies and panel discussions. Several high profile companies have been selected to offer Fellows internships. The Fellowships will provide round-trip international transportation, a monthly living stipend and medical insurance.