STS Fellows Program supports doctoral and postdoctoral researchers with research and advanced training in Science and Technology Studies to develop their work within Harvard’s STS community.
Funder: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Normally non-stipendiary; stipends available only through funded research projects within the program
Summary: Supports dissertation and postdoctoral research through advanced training in Science and Technology Studies and participation in Harvard’s STS community.
Key Information: Non-stipendiary fellows are expected to participate for one academic year (September–May).
Harvard’s Program on Science, Technology and Society (STS), based at the Harvard Kennedy School, hosts a small number of fellows each year for research and advanced training. The program is particularly suited to doctoral students undertaking dissertation research and writing, and recent Ph.D. recipients whose research would benefit from systematic exposure to STS theories and methods. Applicants are evaluated for alignment with the program’s intellectual strengths and substantive research interests.
The fellowship provides a collegial environment combining coursework with engagement in the Cambridge-based STS community. Fellows discuss their research in weekly group meetings, attend weekly STS Circle seminars, audit relevant Harvard graduate courses, and participate in major program events. Cohorts bring together researchers from varied backgrounds, cultures, and countries, supporting international scholarly exchange.