Training the Next Generation of Regulatory Science Researchers
Conduct and disseminate regulatory science research focused on improving efficiency and accessibility of new therapeutics and other medical products
Build a community around regulatory science through events, didactic sessions, and workshops
Foster collaborations with the FDA and other stakeholders in therapeutic and medical product development
Our fellowship program attracts scientists from diverse backgrounds who are passionate about developing novel approaches in regulatory science to improve medical product development. Fellows work with mentors at Harvard, Harvard-affiliated institutions and MIT to develop research projects focused on regulatory science challenges with broad applications to medicine and public health. A subset of our fellows partner directly with FDA scientists on high priority projects identified by the agency.
This is a 2-year fellowship based at Harvard Medical School. Applicants will engage with peers and faculty in the Harvard community and the Longwood Medical Area. Each fellow is paired with a mentor based on their background and interests to maximize opportunities to successfully pursue their research agenda. All fellows are encouraged to take advantage of the rich educational environment across our Harvard campus and contribute to the thriving regulatory science community.
WHO
This program is open to individuals at different career stages, ranging from new graduates to mid-career faculty, and to scientists and practitioners with diverse backgrounds and expertise from academic medical centers, industry, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.
APPLYING
The application packet includes the candidate’s CV, a cover letter, and a research statement. Refer to the Apply page for a complete list of open fellowship positions and additional details on the application requirements for each position.
If you are interested in applying, you may reach out to the fellowship director Dr. Florence Bourgeois at florence_bourgeois@hms.harvard.edu with questions about the application process or to submit your application.