Fellowships
Harvard Law School offers several fellowships in a wide range of disciplinary and interdisciplinary fields for students, recent graduates, and practitioners. These highly-competitive opportunities aim to stimulate intellectual growth, and advance the research agendas and training for outstanding scholars and professionals.
Fellowship Category
Fellowship Category
- Animal Law & Policy
- Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation
- Cyberlaw
- Environmental Law
- Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics
- Human Rights
- International Law
- Law, Economics and Development
- Law Teaching and Legal History
- Negotiation, Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Private Law
- Public Interest
Law Teaching and Legal History
Public Interest
- Beagle/HLS Fellowship at NRDC (for graduating HLS students and recent graduates)
- Chayes International Public Service Fellowships (summer; for HLS students)
- Edith W. Fine Fellowship (for one female third-year HLS student)
- Robert and Phyllis Henigson Fellowships (for graduating HLS students and recent graduates)
- Heyman Fellowships (for graduating HLS students and recent graduates)
- Irving R. Kaufman Fellowships (for graduating HLS students and recent graduates)
- Maria, Gabriella & Robert A. Skirnick Fellowships (for graduating HLS students and recent graduates)
- Summer Public Interest Funding (for HLS students)
- L. Anthony Sutin Public Service Fellowship (summer; for HLS students)
- James Vorenberg Equal Justice Summer Fellowship (for HLS students)
- Winter Term International Travel Grant Program (for HLS students)