Economic Fellowship Program
Forecasted
The Economic Fellowship Program by the Hoover Institution offers a four-month seminar series on economic freedom and policy for early-career government professionals.
Funder: Hoover Institution
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Economic Fellowship Program)
Funding Amounts: Covers travel to Stanford, housing, and meals for seminar; no direct stipend specified.
Summary: A four-month fellowship for early-career Capitol Hill and Executive Branch staffers to explore economic freedom and policy through seminars led by Hoover fellows.
Key Information: Open to junior/mid-level staffers with 3–7 years’ experience and at least two years in government roles.
Description
The Economic Fellowship Program, offered by the Hoover Institution, is a four-month, seminar-based fellowship designed for junior to mid-level professionals working in the U.S. government (Capitol Hill or Executive Branch). The program focuses on the foundational principles of economic freedom—including rule of law, separation of powers, property rights, free trade, patent protections, and limited government—through a series of lectures, discussions, and case studies led by Hoover fellows and guest scholars. Sessions are held in both Washington, D.C. and at Stanford University, culminating in an intensive seminar on the Stanford campus.
