Other Harvard Funding Sources

Zuckerman Fellows Program is open to United States citizens with a law, business, or medical degree who wish to pursue an additional degree at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, or the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Students who are working on their law, business, or medical degrees and wish to pursue this second public service degree may apply for consideration. Students who are planning to pursue both degrees simultaneously may also apply to the program.

The Zuckerman Fellowship provides recipients with scholarship and stipend funding. Please see the link above for funding details and deadlines. Direct any questions, to the Zuckerman Fellowship at zfellows@fas.harvard.edu.

Harvard Chan international students from specific countries may be eligible to apply. The CGS website  will note if you need to complete a separate application. Otherwise, if no separate application is required by CGS, schools will nominate based on citizenship.

CGS administers traveling fellowships each year to Harvard students for an academic year of travel, study, and/or research abroad. Competition for these scholarships is University-wide and scholarship amounts may range.

Masters students:

Teresa Pinsón Scholarship for Public Health (one student per year)

Requirements:

1. 1. The student must be a citizen or permanent resident of Mexico.
   2. The student must have been accepted to Harvard University for any full-time Master’s degree at the  T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
   3. Candidates must demonstrate economic need.
   4. The award will be granted in the form of a scholarship at the discretion of the Scholarships Committee of the Fundación.
   5. The award will be of US$50,000 per year.

It is important to note the student is required contractually to return to Mexico upon graduation or upon completion of a period of “practical training” of a maximum of two (2) years. Should the student choose not to return, all support received from the Fundación is to be reimbursed fully.

Fundacion Mexico en Harvard financial support

Fundacion Mexico en Harvard provides scholarships and loans to citizens or permanent residents of Mexico who are admitted for graduate study at Harvard. Interested students must apply for consideration after they are accepted to the program and before entering the U.S., prior to the start of their Harvard programs. Details and application for support can be found on their website. It is important to note the student is required contractually to return to Mexico upon graduation or upon completion of a period of “practical training” of a maximum of two (2) years. Should the student choose not to return, all support received from the Fundación is to be reimbursed fully.

For further information and to apply for consideration, prospective Harvard students should contact:
Patricia L. Villarreal, Executive Director
pvillarreal@fundacionharvard.org
or
Ana Patricia Sanchez, Administrative Director
apsanchez@fundacionharvard.org

Fundacion Mexico en Harvard, A.C