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    Harkness Fellowships in Health Care Policy and Practice

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    Harkness Fellowships in Health Care Policy and Practice support midcareer professionals conducting comparative health policy research and leadership development to advance policy and system-level change.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Applications for the 2027–28 Harkness Fellowships are now closed, replacing the previously listed June 1–November 1, 2026 application window. The next round is expected to open in summer 2028 for the 2029–30 cohort; the all-country contact has also changed to Molly FitzGerald (mf@cmwf.org).

    Funder: The Commonwealth Fund

    Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2028 (Application and reference letters)

    Funding Amounts: USD 8,500 monthly living stipend plus research funding and other support; 10–12 months in the United States

    Summary: Supports midcareer professionals conducting internationally comparative health policy research in the United States with expert mentorship and leadership development.

    Key Information: Applicants must reside in a participating country, qualify for a J-1 Research Scholar visa, and commit to continuing their career in their home country.


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    The Commonwealth Fund’s Harkness Fellowships support midcareer professionals committed to advancing health policy and practice through internationally comparative work. Fellows spend a year in the United States conducting a policy-oriented project with mentorship from leading U.S. experts. Priority areas include health insurance coverage, access to care, quality and efficiency of care delivery, and health equity.

    Alongside their research, fellows participate in leadership development activities, deepen their understanding of the U.S. health care system and policy landscape, and build lasting international relationships. Projects must be relevant to both the United States and the fellow’s home country and aim to create policy or system-level change. The program combines research, international learning, and sustained exchange to support fellows’ influence on health policy and practice.


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