Post-Graduate Opportunities
Public Service Recruiting Day connects leading public service organizations with students to conduct one-on-one interviews with seniors and speak about post-graduate employment and fellowships.
Offices Supporting Post-Graduate Service
Institute of Politics: Internships & Career Resources
The IOP Internships and Career Services committee offers comprehensive and exciting internship opportunities during the summer and exploratory events during the academic year in politics and public service.
Mignone Center for Career Success
The Mignone Center for Career Success welcomes students from all Harvard College concentrations, and offers a wide range of services and resources tailored specifically to internships, summer opportunities, and entry-level jobs for Harvard College students and recent alumni.
Undergraduate Research and Fellowships Office
The mission of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships is to demystify and facilitate access to research and fellowships opportunities for Harvard College students, regardless of background. URAF offers post-graduate experiences in public service such as the James C. Gaither Junior Fellowships at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Postgraduate Public Service Fellowship.
Pathways to Practice at The Center for Public Service and Engaged Scholarship
Come talk with the Pathways to Practice team at the Center for Public Service and Engaged Scholarship (CPSES) about internships, your post-graduate job search, and fellowship applications, including fellowships offered in partnership with CPSES.
Phillips Brooks House Association
Established in 1983, Priscilla Chan Stride Service Program (formerly known as Stride Rite) supports students of diverse economic and social backgrounds as they become leaders in their communities, both as undergraduates and beyond. To do this, the program provides reflection and skill development opportunities, mentorship, and financial assistance.
PBHA’s Priscilla Chan Stride Service Program Postgraduate Fellowships are intended for Harvard seniors who were devoted to service as undergraduates, and who demonstrate a future lifetime commitment to service. The spirit of the award is to provide fellows with the opportunity to put their vision for social change into action. Each fellow is awarded up to $40,000.
The grant money from the Phillips Brooks House Association is intended to support the fellow’s living expenses as they work on a public interest project full-time in the year following graduation.