USEFP Global UGRAD Program 2025 for Pakistan in USA (Fully Funded)

In 2010, the Global Undergraduate Semester Exchange Program – Pakistan (Global UGRAD-Pakistan) was launched by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) of the United States Department of State. The program in Pakistan is administered by the United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP) and in the United States by the International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX).

Within a short span, the Global UGRAD has gained immense popularity among Pakistani university-going students. The first batch of 100 fellows of the 2010-11 Global UGRAD-Pakistan returned to Pakistan to complete their undergraduate degrees at Pakistani universities.

The United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP) especially seeks applications from individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds and remote areas who would not otherwise have such an opportunity. Women, minorities and people with disabilities are also especially encouraged to apply.

Tentative Announcement September/ October
Duration One Semester – Fall/Spring
Program Start Fall next year

Benefits of Global UGRAD Program

• Airfare Tickets
• Monthly Allowance
• Accommodation and Meals
• All Tuition and Fees
• Allowance for Books
• Accident and Sickness Coverage
• Cultural/celebration parties
• Sightseeing

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Eligibility for Global UGRAD Program

• Pakistani citizens
• Applicants should be between 18-24 years old by the deadline
• Currently enrolled in a college or university in Pakistan and committed to returning to their home university following the completion of the program
• Applicants must be in their 14th year of formal education (2nd year of Bachelor’s at the time of application deadline)
• Applicants are required to submit current/most recent, and old transcripts with application

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Ineligibility

• Dual U.S./Pakistani nationals or U.S. permanent residents
• Employees of the Fulbright organization, the U.S. Department of State, or USAID and their spouses, siblings, children, dependents, and parents
• Students who have been to the United States on a J-visa or a U.S. government-funded grant

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