About Fellowships 

Fellowships provide opportunities for students and graduates to pursue study, travel, research, or public service, both during the summer and after graduation. Fellowships for study usually cover tuition/fees and pay you a stipend to cover room and board. Fellowships for research, travel, or entrepreneurial projects give you a grant to fund the project that you proposed to do; you then use this money to cover your travel and living expenses, and in some cases also other expenses that you budgeted for. Fellowships for public service give you a grant for the summer or pay your salary for a year, so that you can work for an organization without requiring any financial commitment from them.
Students should seek fellowships to pursue specific academic, intellectual, or personal goals. Lowell House students can use this page to learn about available fellowships and to become familiar with application procedures.

List of Fellowships 

At the website of Harvard College’s Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships (URAF), you can browse the list of Harvard-specific fellowships, as well as explore the college-wide funding database and look at a list of selected external fellowships.  

Important Notes and Dates 

The OCS Undergraduate and Research Fellowships office (URAF) has a calendar of deadlines and events.  You can also join URAF’s mailing list here.

Resident Fellowships Tutors, 2023-2024

Brittany Ellis (co-Chair) brittanyellis@fas.harvard.edu 
Bo Seo (co-Chair) bseo@jd24.law.harvard.edu
Will Chen  william_chen@g.harvard.edu
Field Kizza-Brown (donald_brown@g.harvard.edu)

If you are interested in learning more about fellowships and working with the fellowships team, please reach out to us directly!