Host Universities
The Humphrey Fellowship Program is based at 13 host universities across the United States. Humphrey Fellows are placed in cohorts of approximately 12 Fellows representing different countries and regions worldwide. For an academic year, they bring a wealth of experience and perspective to share with faculty, students, and the university community at large. The ten‐month, non‐degree program provides an excellent opportunity to enhance the international orientation of the host university.
Professional Affiliation Hosts
These program partners are U.S.-based organizations that host Humphrey Fellows for a six-week experience that allows Fellows to collaborate share best practices with U.S. professionals.
Pre-Academic & Long-Term English Programs Partners
These program partners provide intensive English language training and academic, professional, and cultural orientation to aid Fellows from underserved and underrepresented communities worldwide in transitioning to U.S. academic and professional settings.
Distinguished Humphrey Fellowship Program Partners
These program partners provide a rigorous three-week executive-level professional development program for senior international officials who affect policy formulation within their professional areas.
Enhancement Workshop Partners
These program partners provide interdisciplinary three to five-day workshops for approximately 20-40 Humphrey Fellows, thematically designed around one topic or set of professional skills.
Associate Campus Partners
These program partners have ongoing connections with current Host Universities. Together, they organize activities and projects that connect Fellows with students and faculty, expand their professional networks, and introduce them to a broad range of American within their local communities.
Community College Residency Program Partners
These program partners host select Fellows for a one-week learning experience at a community college. Fellows increase their professional network in the United States and play a role in a community college’s internationalization plan.
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