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Harvard Radcliffe Institute

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About the organization

The Harvard Radcliffe Institute, established in 1999 as the successor to Radcliffe College, is a multidisciplinary center at Harvard University dedicated to advanced study across the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences. Its founding ethos emphasizes the power of interdisciplinary exchange and the importance of providing scholars, artists, and writers with the time and resources to pursue ambitious, risk-taking work. The Institute's Fellowship Program, its flagship initiative, annually selects a diverse cohort of fellows who spend an academic year in residence, engaging in a vibrant intellectual community that includes public events, workshops, and informal collaborations.

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ClosedDeadline · 2026-09-10

Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program

ClosedDeadline · 2026-09-10

Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program

Taking part

Applications for the Radcliffe Fellowship are typically due in early fall for the following academic year. Artists and writers should present a compelling project that benefits from interdisciplinary engagement and the resources of Harvard. The selection committee looks for originality, potential impact, and a clear plan for utilizing the residency period. It is advisable to articulate how your work will contribute to and draw from the Institute's community. While the fellowship is open to applicants at various career stages, a strong record of achievement and a well-defined project are essential. International applicants are welcome, but proficiency in English is required. The application process is highly competitive, so early preparation and careful attention to guidelines are recommended.

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