PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars was established by Congress to symbolize and strengthen "the fruitful relationship between the world of learning and the world of public affairs." It aims, in a strictly nonpartisan fashion, to foster scholarship and to promote the exchange of views between scholars and decision makers. The Center sponsors research, meetings, and publications on history, economics, politics, international relations, the environment, and many other areas. Fellows from around the world are brought to Washington, DC, to encourage discourse among disciplines and professions. The results of the activities are published. The Center enriches the quality of knowledge and debate in the Nation's capital and throughout the world.

 ELIGIBLE FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES:
1. EDUCATION;
- General Research and Evaluation;
- Higher Education - General;
- Resource Development and Support - Higher Education;
2. CULTURAL AFFAIRS;
- Promotion of the Arts;
- Promotion of the Humanities;

 WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM THIS PROGRAM:
- Individual/Family;
- Education Professional;
- Student/Trainee;
- Graduate Student;
- Artist/Humanist;

 WHO CAN APPLY:
- Individual/Family;