Mittal Family Climate Fellowship

The Mittal Family Climate Fellowship at Harvard University is a post-doctoral position for scholars researching climate change impacts in South Asia. The role involves proposing innovative research projects in areas like adaptation, mitigation, and public health. Candidates should have a PhD and relevant research experience. The fellowship offers access to Harvard's resources and collaboration opportunities with experts, and it requires a full-time commitment.
About the position

The Mittal Family Climate Fellowship at Harvard University is a post-doctoral opportunity aimed at scholars researching the impacts of climate change on South Asia. The fellowship encourages innovative research projects that address critical climate challenges in the region, focusing on various aspects such as adaptation, mitigation, public health, water management, biodiversity, policy, and technology solutions.

Responsibilities
• Propose impactful climate research projects addressing climate change challenges in South Asia.
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• Focus on at least one of the following areas: adaptation and resilience, mitigation efforts, climate-related public health, water resource management, biodiversity and ecosystem protection, climate policy and governance, or technology and innovation.
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• Prepare a five-page, double-spaced research plan.
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• Submit an updated curriculum vitae detailing academic degrees, publications, research presentations, and previous grants or fellowships.
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• Provide a writing sample of no more than ten pages, double-spaced.
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• Obtain two letters of recommendation uploaded directly to ARIeS.

Requirements
• PhD or equivalent degree in a relevant field.
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• Demonstrated research experience in climate change or related areas.
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• Strong analytical and writing skills.

Nice-to-haves
• Experience with interdisciplinary research.
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• Familiarity with South Asian climate issues and policies.
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• Previous experience in grant writing or securing funding.

Benefits
• Access to Harvard's resources and networks.
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• Opportunity to collaborate with leading experts in climate research.