Applications are now open for the Harvard Radcliffe Fellowship 2026–2027 in the USA. This prestigious program offers a fully funded opportunity for talented individuals from across the globe to spend a full academic year at Harvard University, from September 2026 to May 2027.
The fellowship supports innovative thinkers and accomplished professionals — including researchers, scientists, artists, journalists, and practitioners — who want dedicated time to focus on their work and explore new ideas. Each year, around 50 fellows are chosen to join this diverse and dynamic community.
Fellows work on cutting-edge projects, develop new methods, and push boundaries in fields such as the Humanities, Social Sciences, Creative Arts, Science, Engineering, and Mathematics.
If you’re passionate about making an impact in your field, this could be your chance to take your work to the next level at one of the world’s leading universities.
Information:
- Host Nation: USA
- Place: Harvard Radcliffe Institute
- Time Period: 1 year
- Perks: Fully Funded
- Fellows Counting: 50
- Deadline for Humanities, Social Sciences, and Creative Arts: September 11, 2025
- Deadline for Science, Engineering, and Math: September 30, 2025
Money Perks:
- $78,000 living allowance
- $5,000 in project funding
- Travel expenses to and from the U.S. are covered
- Free place to stay
- Childcare services available
- Health support included
- Personal workspace at Radcliffe Yard
- Official title as a Harvard Visiting Fellow
- Option to bring on research assistants
- Chances to grow your skills and network
Overview: Harvard Radcliffe Fellows join a diverse group of scientists, artists, writers, and thinkers, creating a rich and inspiring community. They get dedicated time to focus on their work, access Harvard’s resources, and connect across disciplines—often leading to fresh ideas and lasting collaborations. Fellows also become part of a global network making an impact worldwide.
Fields of Focus:
Anthropology, Architecture, Business, Cultural Studies, Environmental Studies, Geography, Religion, Sociology, Creative Writing, Poetry, Journalism, Playwriting, Visual Arts, Film and Video, Biology and Medical Sciences, Computer Science, Chemistry, Engineering Sciences, Statistics etc.
Requirements:
- Open to applicants of all nationalities.
- Current master’s or PhD students aren’t eligible to apply.
- You should have a solid history of original work that’s been published, shown, or performed.
- Radcliffe Fellows are leaders in their fields.
- Check the detailed eligibility rules to see if you qualify.
Necessary Documents:
- Application paperwork
- Resume
- Project outline with references
- Work showcase
- Reference letters
How to Apply:
https://www.radcliffe.harvard.edu/radcliffe-fellowship/become-a-radcliffe-fellow