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Postdoctoral fellowships provide opportunities for talented early-career scholars to spend a dedicated period of time pursuing their research with access to Harvard’s world-renowned resources.

The Postdoctoral Fellowship program invests in future leaders in academia—political scientists, anthropologists, historians, and humanists, among others—who generate big ideas that spark new conversations and deep insights about the region. 

The PCAOB's Office of Economic and Risk Analysis maintains a Fellowship Program to integrate academics into PCAOB projects and generate high quality publishable research on topics of relevance to the PCAOB’s mission. The program provides a way for the PCAOB to obtain outside academic perspectives and a way for academics to work with PCAOB data on staff projects and research papers. Fellows have the opportunity to work closely with the staff on (i) applied tasks linked to specific staff projects and/or (ii) publishable research on topics that inform the PCAOB’s oversight activities.

To apply, click here. Application deadline: December 15,2023

The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program at Brandeis University invites applications in the field of trans or non-binary gender studies for its two-year Allen-Berenson Postdoctoral Fellowship. The discipline is open; we are especially interested in scholars who bring an intersectional approach to their intellectual work.

The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin (Department III, Artefacts, Action, and Knowledge, Directed by Prof. Dagmar Schäfer) seeks Two Postdoctoral Fellows starting September 1, 2019 for three years, with employment contract.

The positions are in close conjunction with the research agenda of Dept. III.

Outstanding junior scholars with suitable experience in science-, technology-, economic history, STS, anthropology, regional studies, or other relevant fields are invited to apply.

Researchers with short-term fellowships spend one to two months investigating specific collection items that are essential to their scholarship. These fellowship opportunities are open to scholars at the ABD stage and beyond.

General Fellowships

Short-Term Residential Fellowships for Individual Research

Supporting scholars who demonstrate a specific need for the Newberry collection.

Stipend: $3,000/month

Length: 1 month

The OCHJS is delighted to announce calls for applications for 4 different forms of Visiting Fellowships as part of its Oxford Seminars in Advanced Jewish Studies programme: OSRJL Visiting Fellowships in Rare Jewish Languages, René and Susanne Braginsky Visiting Fellowships in Manuscript Studies, Salo and Jeannette Baron Visiting Fellowships in Jewish History and Yishai Shahar Visiting Fellowships in Jewish Art History.