Harvard Radcliffe Fellowship Program 2026-2027

The Harvard Radcliffe Fellowship Program supports 50 scholars, artists, and public intellectuals who have demonstrated a record of achievement in their field and show promise for future contributions. Fellows have access to Harvard’s libraries and archives, participate in professional development opportunities, and engage with Harvard College students through the Radcliffe Research Partnership Program. The program provides a stipend and project support while fellows convene to share work in progress and network with peers throughout the year.

Stipend and project funds; access to Harvard libraries and archives; professional development opportunities; engagement with Harvard students through the Radcliffe Research Partnership Program.

Applicants in humanities and social sciences must have a doctorate in the proposed project area by December 2022, with publication requirements; applicants in science, engineering, and mathematics must have a doctorate by December 2022 and extensive publication records; creative arts applicants have discipline-specific requirements.

Submit via online application portal with form, CV, project proposal, writing/work sample, and three references; deadlines differ by field.