Victor H. Kramer Foundation Fellowship
The Victor H. Kramer Foundation Fellowship at Harvard Law School supports DOJ and FTC professionals in advanced research on antitrust and consumer protection law during a year-long academic residency.
Funder: Harvard Law School
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Victor H. Kramer Foundation Fellowship, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typically supports a full academic year in residence at Harvard Law School; specific funding details not publicly disclosed.
Summary: Fellowship for mid-career DOJ Antitrust Division and FTC professionals to pursue advanced research and study in antitrust, consumer protection, and related legal fields at Harvard Law School.
Key Information: Offered every other year; appointment coordinated by the agencies and Harvard Law School.
Description
The Victor H. Kramer Foundation Fellowship at Harvard Law School is a biennial program established to provide mid-career professionals from the Department of Justice Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission with an opportunity for intensive intellectual enrichment. Fellows spend an academic year in residence at Harvard Law School, engaging in advanced training, research, and coursework tailored to their professional and academic interests in antitrust, consumer protection, and related areas of law. The fellowship aims to foster a dynamic exchange between public sector officials and the academic community, with the program structure developed collaboratively between the fellow and faculty.
