Harvard Global Health Institute (HGHI) is accepting applications for its 2025-2026 Visiting Research Scholarship Program. The initiative enables international collaborators to come to Harvard for a six-week in-residence stay, hosted by a sponsoring Harvard faculty member.
The goal is to strengthen existing or potential research collaborations by offering intensive periods of in-person work, exchange, and engagement.
What the Scholarship Covers
Recipients will receive full financial support for their stay, including:
- A lump-sum stipend to cover housing, roundtrip flights to/from Cambridge, MA, health insurance, J-1 visa fees, and a daily per diem for meals.
- All expenses tied to the in-residence period on the Harvard campus will be handled by the fellowship.
Eligibility & Requirements
- The application must be submitted by a Harvard faculty member, who will serve as the host/sponsor for the visiting collaborator.
- The visiting scholar must hold a doctoral degree in a relevant field.
- There must be evidence of significant collaboration between the scholar and sponsor—either past co-publications, curriculum development, policy programs, or service partnerships.
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Fully funded scholarships
Focus Areas & Themes
Projects aligned with global health themes are especially welcome. These include:
- Infectious Diseases
- Digital Transformation
- Global Health Security
- Climate, Environment & Health
- Global Mental Health
- Health Justice
Application Details & Deadline
- Deadline: October 19, 2025 at 11:59 PM (local Harvard time)
- Applicants should consult the Visiting Scholars webpage for more details, eligibility, and award structure.
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Why It’s a Valuable Opportunity
- Enables face-to-face collaboration and enriched exchange between Harvard faculty and global partners
- Offers time and resources to advance joint research agendas
- Helps strengthen networks, deepen academic partnerships, and enhance career visibility
- Removes financial and logistical barriers for collaborators to work at a premier global health institution