Doctoral Fellowship in Inequality and Wealth Concentration
The Doctoral Fellowship in Inequality and Wealth Concentration at the John F. Kennedy School of Government supports Harvard PhD students researching inequality and wealth concentration in the social sciences.
Funder: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Due Dates: January 31, 2027 (anticipated/projected)
Funding Amounts: Doctoral fellowship for Harvard PhD students; specific stipend or funding not publicly listed; includes research support and Center affiliation.
Summary: Supports Harvard PhD students in the social sciences researching inequality and wealth concentration, with academic and community integration at the Malcolm Wiener Center.
Key Information: Open exclusively to Harvard PhD students in the social sciences with relevant research focus.
Description
This doctoral fellowship is designed for Harvard University PhD students in the social sciences whose research addresses issues of inequality and wealth concentration. Administered by the Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, the fellowship provides academic support, access to seminars and workshops, and fosters integration into a vibrant intellectual community. Fellows benefit from close affiliation with the Center, contributing to and drawing from its ongoing research, policy discussions, and professional development activities. The program aims to advance research and scholarship in these critical areas while supporting the professional growth of future policy leaders.
