Harvard University – Environmental Fellows Program

The Harvard University – Environmental Fellows Program offers $68,000, awarded by Harvard University.

To apply you need to meet these conditions: * Applicant’s prior academic and professional success and his or her potential contribution to scholarship or practice. * Project proposals are carefully evaluated by a committee of HUCE faculty. The proposed project should represent an independent line of inquiry, clearly extending beyond the candidate’s Ph.D. work as well as the host’s ongoing research. The relevance of the proposed work for addressing environmental issues, along with demonstration of excellent potential for intellectual achievement, are critical factors in the selection process. * Diversity: the selection committee will select a group of fellows in 2019 who will complement those selected the previous year, creating a group of approximately a dozen people with diverse backgrounds and sets of academic interests. The intellectual focus of fellows-and their hosts-may include the sciences, economics, law, government, public policy, public health, medicine, design, and the full array of humanities. * Harvard candidates: those receiving terminal degrees from Harvard and post-docs currently working at Harvard are eligible for the fellowship provided their research and host arrangements take them in new directions that are significantly distinct from their Ph.D. research and forge new connections within the University. Harvard candidates should not propose to continue to work with the same professors or groups with whom they are currently associated, nor should their proposal be an extenuation of their current work.

Applications close on 16 January 2019. Apply before this date — late submissions are not considered.

Apply in 3 steps: Apply for admission to a Harvard University graduate program; Submit a separate application for the Environmental Fellows Program; Provide required documents, including transcripts and letters of recommendation.

This scholarship is open to phd students and is run by Harvard University.