The Franco-American Fulbright Commission promotes collaboration between France and the United States through exchanges of talent and knowledge. Established in 1948, the program has supported more than 21,395 award recipients between the two countries. Its scholarship opportunities serve students, doctoral candidates, researchers, professionals, teachers, French-language teaching assistants, and nonprofit-sector participants. The Commission also provides information about partner scholarships and the Fulbright-Schuman program, and connects former recipients through its alumni community.

For people in France planning to study in the United States, the Commission offers EducationUSA resources, including guidance on the steps involved in studying abroad, funding a stay, preparing for departure, and finding relevant documentation. Prospective applicants can learn about available programs, application deadlines, and information sessions, and arrange an appointment with an adviser. The organization shares news and events related to scholarships and study in the United States, and welcomes donations and newsletter subscriptions. Through its exchange programs and advising services, the Commission helps participants pursue academic and professional opportunities across the Atlantic.