Center for International Development – Visiting Researcher Program
Forecasted
The Center for International Development – Visiting Researcher Program supports PhD and postdoctoral scholars in conducting independent research on international development at Harvard Kennedy School.
Funder: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: One-year residency; funding details not specified—applicants should consult the program page for updates.
Summary: Year-long in-residence opportunity at Harvard Kennedy School for PhD and postdoctoral researchers pursuing independent research in international development within the Center for International Development (CID) community.
Description
The Center for International Development (CID) Visiting Researcher Program at Harvard Kennedy School offers PhD and postdoctoral researchers a unique opportunity to spend approximately one academic year in residence at Harvard, conducting independent research in international development. Participants are integrated into the CID’s vibrant research community, engaging in seminars, events, and collaborative discussions with faculty, fellows, and practitioners. The program is designed to foster policy-relevant research, connect global talent, and support innovative approaches to development challenges, making visiting scholars an integral part of CID’s broader ecosystem of research and initiatives.
