Harvard University's Junior Faculty Research Colloquium Program supports tenure-track faculty with interdisciplinary expert-led colloquia to enhance research agendas and foster scholarly growth.
Funder: Harvard University
Due Dates: September 1, 2026 (anticipated application submission deadline)
Funding Amounts: No direct monetary award; in-kind support covers colloquium costs (travel, lodging, meals, logistics).
Summary: Supports tenure-track Harvard faculty with expert-led, interdisciplinary research colloquia to advance scholarly agendas and professional development.
Key Information: For Harvard tenure-track faculty only; support is in-kind, not a cash grant.
The Junior Faculty Research Colloquium Program at the Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, is designed to foster the career advancement of tenure-track faculty through the organization of focused, interdisciplinary research colloquia. The program brings together leading experts to provide junior faculty with in-depth feedback on their research and professional trajectory in a collaborative environment. By convening participants from within and beyond Harvard, the initiative helps refine research agendas, broaden academic networks, and promote scholarly growth across all disciplines.