Applications are now open for the prestigious Rowland Fellowship 2027 at Harvard University. The fellowship is a fully funded opportunity for early-career scientists and engineers from around the world to establish independent research programs in the United States.
Hosted by the Rowland Institute at Harvard, the fellowship supports innovative experimental researchers by providing funding, laboratory space, mentorship, and access to world-class research facilities. Selected fellows will spend up to five years conducting independent research while collaborating with leading experts at Harvard.
Scholarship Overview
- Fully Funded
- Harvard University
- Fellowship
- All Subjects
- International Students
- USA
Degree Level
- Fellowship
Available Subjects
The fellowship supports experimental research in several scientific and engineering disciplines, including:
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Neuroscience
- Engineering
- Interdisciplinary Experimental Sciences
Applicants working on innovative and high-impact research projects are encouraged to apply.
Benefits
The Rowland Fellowship 2027 offers extensive financial and professional support to selected fellows, including:
- Annual salary starting at approximately $89,999
- Dedicated laboratory and research space
- Annual research budget of approximately $225,000
- Funding to hire research personnel
- Access to Harvard research facilities
- Travel and conference support
- Experimental setup and engineering support
- Mentorship and professional development opportunities
The institute also assists international fellows with the visa process.
Additional Benefits
Fellows will also receive:
- Opportunity to teach undergraduate students
- Access to interdisciplinary collaborations
- Leadership and lab management mentoring
- Guidance in budgeting, proposal writing, and research management
- Shared access to advanced scientific equipment
The program is located in Cambridge, a major global hub for scientific innovation and academic research.
Eligible Nationalities
The fellowship is open to:
- International Applicants
- U.S. Citizens
- Researchers from all countries
Applicants worldwide are encouraged to apply.