FHI 360 is a leader in designing international exchanges that promote leadership and global collaboration. Our programs help emerging leaders from around the world make valuable global contacts and gain a deeper understanding of other societies and cultures. FHI 360 connects students, scholars and civil society leaders to opportunities that expand access to critical knowledge that transcends national borders.
Since 1979, FHI 360 experts have developed high-level, innovative international exchange projects for participants from all corners of the globe in a wide range of disciplines. An established, private-sector leader in the field of international exchanges and training, we provide excellent program development, management and support in the United States and abroad.
The strength of our program conceptualization and design â as well as contract administration, financial management, travel logistics, reporting and evaluation â ensures successful programs from start to finish. We also pride ourselves in assisting program participants in developing sustainable and innovative methods to maintain long-term relationships after initial programs are completed.
Scholarship and fellowship programs
FHI 360 has developed an effective system to manage U.S.-based academic programs for international students and scholars. Our expertise includes:
- Academic placement
- Student advising and monitoring
- Enhancement of academic study programs through internship placements
- Cultural exchanges and community service activities
- Kâ12 teacher exchanges
We foster linkages that engage educational institutions and individuals in the United States and around the world to strengthen learning environments, facilitate scholarly collaboration, support curricular and pedagogical reform, and lay the foundation for long-term, self-sustaining partnerships.
Institutional partnerships
FHI 360 works with educational institutions and individuals in the United States and around the world to strengthen academic exchanges and linkages among educational institutions. Partners build capacity and sustainability through the exchange of ideas and sharing of best practices. The range of collaborations is broad, from faculty co-conducting research projects to institutions entering full-scale agreements to share expertise, faculty, students and resources.
