FAS Faculty Aide Program supports Harvard faculty and undergraduate assistants through shared research wage funding, advancing faculty projects while helping beginning researchers build foundational skills.
The September 15, 2026, 11:59 PM ET deadline was replaced by January 31 (priority) and February 15 (secondary), with no year specified. Fall and spring wage caps rose from $2,500 to $3,000 each; scheduling shifted to February 1–April 30, 2027, with weekly hours increasing from 5–10 to 5–15.
Harvard's FAS Professional Development Funds support tenure-track faculty with up to $1,000 for scholarly activities like manuscript workshops to advance research and teaching careers.
Harvard's FAS Tenure-track Publication Fund supports faculty with supplemental funding for research and publication expenses related to scholarly work.
Grants-In-Aid of Undergraduate Research supports Harvard College undergraduates' faculty-supervised research, including collections-based work and fieldwork, to advance thesis projects and preliminary studies.
FAS Tenured Publication Fund supports tenured Harvard FAS and SEAS faculty with publication-related costs for scholarly books and edited collections, helping bring their projects to timely completion.
FAES Academic Programs Student Scholarship supports self-funded students with tuition assistance for credit-bearing FAES coursework that advances their career or professional development.