Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program (2024)
The Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program, an outstanding fellowship opportunity, has been announced by the Harvard Radcliffe Institute. This Harvard fellowship offers numerous benefits, including housing help, childcare subsidies, and relocation support. Fellows will also receive a stipend in addition to project costs.
Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program
Located in Radcliffe Yard, a haven in the centre of Harvard University, fellows become a part of a distinctively creative and multidisciplinary group.
A fellowship at Radcliffe offers the chance to abandon daily routines and focus entirely on a topic.
Radcliffe fellows question scholarly and artistic conventions, create new tools and methodologies, and shed light on both the past and the present thanks to Harvard’s unmatched resources.
Benefits of the Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program
A $78,000 stipend is provided to fellows, in addition to an extra $5,000 for project-related costs.
Please be aware that you have the option of having your stipend paid to you directly or through your home institution if you are a US citizen or permanent resident coming from one with a US base.
To help them settle at Radcliffe smoothly, Harvard Radcliffe Fellows may also be qualified for relocation, housing, and childcare reimbursements.
Support for health care is provided when needed. We will pay the hourly salary of Harvard undergraduate research partners if fellows choose to do so.
Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program Courses
- Engineering
- Humanities
- Mathematics
- Sciences
- Creative arts
- Social sciences
Requirements for the Fellowship Program
Candidates in the social sciences and humanities are required to:
1. Have earned their doctorate (or suitable terminal degree) in the field of their intended project at least two years before being appointed as fellows (December 2022 for the 2024–25 fellowship year) is a prerequisite for applicants in the humanities and social sciences.
2. Have at least two papers or a monograph published in edited collections or peer-reviewed publications.
Candidates in mathematics, science, and engineering are required to:
1. Have earned their PhD in the relevant field at least two years before being named a fellow (December 2022 for the fellowship year 2024–25).
2. Have a minimum of five articles published in journals with peer review. Most scientific, engineering, and math fellows have authored multiple articles.
The following qualifying conditions are discipline-specific and must be met by applicants in the creative arts:
Film and Video: Candidates in this field need to have a body of independently produced work that has achieved a great deal. Usually, this kind of work has been showcased in film or video festivals, on television, or in galleries or museums.
Visual Arts: Candidates in this field must provide compelling evidence of their accomplishments, including a track record of at least five years of professional artistic employment, participation in several well-curated group exhibits, and at least two well-curated solo exhibitions.
Writers of fiction and nonfiction: Candidates in these fields need to possess one of the following:
a). A book contract for the publication of a book-length manuscript;
b). One or more published books;
c) The publication of at least three shorter works that are longer than newspaper pieces.
Poetry: Applicants in this subject must be in the process of finishing a work and must have published a book of poems or at least 20 poems in the last five years.
Journalism: A minimum of five years of professional journalism experience is required of candidates.
Playwriting: Candidates in this field need to have a sizable corpus of original work in the genre. Usually, this will include plays that are produced or that are under option.
Music Composition: A PhD or DMA is preferred but not necessary for applicants in this field. Above all, the applicant must have a strong history of achievements as a professional artist, including recent shows.
Application Deadline
October 3, 2024.
