Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs supports researchers and practitioners through fellowships and faculty grants linking science and technology with public policy and international affairs.
International Security Program Fellowship supports predoctoral, postdoctoral, and advanced researchers in individual and collaborative security research to develop dissertations and substantial publications.
Ernest May Fellowship in History and Policy supports resident scholars conducting historical research and developing publications to bring history to bear on strategic studies and major international affairs issues.
National Security Fellowship supports military officers’ national security policy research on strategy, decision-making, and technology to explore how these issues shape security and governance.
Geopolitics of Energy Fellowship supports researchers and visiting scholars studying how energy systems and the energy transition shape global power and security, to anticipate emerging policy challenges.
Energy, Climate, and Technology Policy Fellowship supports researchers studying energy innovation, climate finance, governance, and resilience to inform practical policy and investment decisions.