About the Program
Guiliano Global Fellowships offer students the opportunity to carry out self-directed research, creative expression and cultural activities for personal development through traveling outside of their comfort zone.
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Awardees177
LocationsFellow Updates
October 11, 2024
Brown University Guiliano Fellows Attend Reunion in New York
October 9, 2024
Guiliano Global Fellows: Glacier Saviors, Exoplanets, and More
The most recent Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship New York Tech cohort journeyed as "local" as Maryland and as far as India.
September 2, 2024
Guiliano Fellow Awarded American Druze Foundation Postdoc
Natalie El-Eid received a 2024-2025 postdoctoral fellowship in the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown University.
May 17, 2024
Edward Guiliano Fellows Challenge Themselves And Their Perceptions Of The World
For the past six years, the program has provided funds for more than 50 Stony Brook University students to follow their ideas around the globe.
April 30, 2024
Three New York Tech graduate students complete winter-spring fellowships
Barrier Analysis, Sludge and Sustainability, Reporting Research on Bipedalism
April 24, 2024
Guiliano Fellow Alexandra Mork wins Truman Scholarship
Mork applied for the scholarship because of her passion for civil rights law.
What is the purpose of the fellowships?
Edward Guiliano, Ph.D.Host Institutions
Guiliano Fellows
Lima, Peru
Instructional Technology Literacy Program for Teachers in Low-Income Communities.
Data Science | Leh, Ladakh (Himalayas), India
Leveraging Data Science to Mitigate Glacier Melting in the Himalayas
Political Science | London, England
Exploring the Legal Implications of AI and Finance at the 14th Annual London Finance and Capital Markets Conference
History | Aberdeen, Scotland
Legacies of Suffering: The Discourses of Restoration Martyrology in Eighteenth-Century Scottish and English Politics
Gender and Sexuality, Women's Studies | New Delhi, India
Global Fertility Markets: Regulation and Reproductive Justice
The Guiliano Global Fellowship undoubtedly provided me with the necessary funding to undertake this research, and the trip to Mexico City was the perfect first step of my research. Now I have relationships with more people who can help me achieve the goals of my dissertation project.
Isabel Murcia-Estrada
| Hispanic Languages and Literature | Mexico City
Finding Concha de Albornoz: after the traces of a writer without writings 
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