Boston University Pardee Center 2027 Graduate Summer Fellows
Boston University
Ten-week 2027 interdisciplinary research fellowship for Boston University graduate students. Selected fellows may receive a $6,500 stipend or up to $6,500 in research/travel support, subject to program rules; apply by 13 November 2026.
The Frederick S. Pardee Center invites BU graduate students from any school or college to propose future-oriented, policy-relevant research on global human development. Fellows conduct independent research, write a substantive paper and take part in Center activities from 1 June to 30 July 2027. Projects can span public health, climate, democracy, inequality, technology, security and other disciplines. Applications are sent by email to gsfellow@bu.edu.
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Benefits
Selected fellows choose either a $6,500 stipend or a research/travel grant of up to $6,500 for eligible activities between August 2027 and June 2028. BU school or program policies may reduce or offset stipend payments, so candidates must confirm eligibility in advance.
Eligibility summary
Current Boston University graduate students from any school or college. Master’s students may receive a $6,500 non-service stipend; PhD students in years one through five count participation toward their five-year funding guarantee. Students completing degrees in May 2027 are ineligible. Confirm stipend eligibility with your dean before applying.
Requirements
Submit a policy-relevant interdisciplinary research proposal feasible within the 10-week program. Selected fellows participate 1 June–30 July 2027 and produce a substantive research paper. Email applications by close of business 13 November 2026 to gsfellow@bu.edu with subject SUMMER FELLOWSHIP [LAST NAME].
Documents required
CV; research proposal of up to 1,500 words with 250-word abstract; unofficial transcript; BU faculty support letter sent directly; department chair or faculty mentor approval letter. Travel-grant applicants add a brief travel proposal and budget.
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