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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November 20, 2025
Guiliano Fellow Nicholas Sanzi wins Rhodes Scholarship
An oil painter and graffiti muralist, Sanzi's Guiliano Global Fellowship supported his filming of a documentary about street art in France.
September 18, 2025
Six NYIT Fellows report back on their Summer 2025 Projects
These New York Tech students were busy traveling within the country and to international locations including Brazil, Singapore, and Greece for their academic research projects.
August 11, 2025
The Mediterranean Diet: Combating Food Insecurity and Chronic Disease in Rome, Italy
Fellow Ju-Woo Nho's research paper based on experiences in Rome studying the Mediterranean diet
April 23, 2025
Guiliano Fellows from NYIT Spread Care Around the World
Since 2014, more than 200 New York Tech students have benefited from the opportunity to traverse the globe in the name of academic research.
January 10, 2025
Fellows Dinner in New Orleans
A dozen Guiliano Graduate Fellows from 12 different PhD Programs share a fellows dinner during the MLA Convention in New Orleans
December 18, 2024
MLA Announces 2024 Edward Guiliano Fellows
The MLA today announced it is awarding the association’s Edward Guiliano Global Fellowships to seventeen PhD students and candidates in MLA-related disciplines.
What is the purpose of the fellowships?
Edward Guiliano, Ph.D.Host Institutions
Guiliano Fellows
Singapore
Advancing Research Horizons: Sharing findings and fostering collaboration through conference and lab visit
Engineering | Andes Mountains & Puerto Rico
Resilent by design: Indigenous Engineering Across Landcomma Seacomma and Time
Biology | Mumbai, India
A Silent Public Health Crisis: Breaking the cycle of period poverty and inaccessible ob-gyn care in India
Slavic Languages and Literatures | Kazan, Tatarstan (Russia)
Recovering the Lost Voices of Tatar Avant-Garde
Education | Lima, Peru
Instructional Technology Literacy Program for Teachers in Low-Income Communities
This research trip was like a gateway into the academic world of the history of medicine. I am very grateful for the fellowship program giving me this opportunity.
Noah Hoonhout
| History, Medicine | London, England
Romanticism and 19th Century Medicine: The Influence of Joseph Henry Green 
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