Mossavar‑Rahmani Center for Business and Government Senior Fellows Program
Forecasted
The Mossavar‑Rahmani Center Senior Fellows Program at the Kennedy School supports independent research on business-government issues by accomplished professionals in an academic setting.
Funder: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027
Funding Amounts: Non-stipendiary (unpaid); appointment as Senior Fellow for one academic year
Summary: Invites distinguished professionals to engage in independent research and community activities on the business-government interface at Harvard Kennedy School.
Key Information: Senior Fellow positions are unpaid; selection is highly competitive and often by nomination or invitation.
Description
The Mossavar‑Rahmani Center for Business and Government Senior Fellows Program at Harvard Kennedy School brings accomplished leaders from government and business into the academic community. Senior Fellows conduct independent research projects that address complex, evolving issues at the intersection of business and government—such as regulation, corporate governance, and the role of government in the global economy. Fellows typically produce working papers, journal articles, or books, and lead study groups for students, enriching the intellectual environment by connecting theory and practice. The program is non-stipendiary and designed for those seeking to contribute real-world insights and foster dialogue between public and private sectors.
