Through the Fulbright Program in Ecology for the Caribbean and Central America, scholars in the natural sciences, social sciences, and public policy will consider multidisciplinary approaches to sustainable regional development. Candidates must be nominated for the program by the institutions of higher education, government agencies or ministries, research organizations, or non-governmental organization where the work. 3. potential contribution to environmental development in the Eastern Caribbean. In order to be eligible, all candidates should expect to receive their bachelor's degree no later than December 2000. In addition to formal study, grantees will be encouraged to pursue short-term internships in U.S. environmental organizations.
Tuition is covered by the admitting U.S. university.
The grant does not provide funding for recipients' family members. Application forms are available in Barbados. Last day for institutions to send completed application forms, including required supporting documents to the Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy, Bridgetown. Each application includes a statement of support for the candidate from the sponsoring institution. Take GRE exam.