The Empedocle Maffia Fellowship :: Sustainability Science Program: Harnessing Science and Technology for Sustainable Development :: Center for International Development at Harvard University

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The Empedocle Maffia Fellowship

The Italian Ministry of Environment, Land and Sea in conjunction with Harvard’s Center for International Development have established a fellowship to support one Mid-Career Master in Public Administration student and one student in any of HKS's two-year degree programs. This fellowship provides tuition and fees support and an annual stipend for living expenses for incoming admitted Italian citizens who already have practical experience working on international environment and development policy issues and who intend to pursue careers in environment and development after graduation from the Kennedy School of Government. This fellowship was established to honor the legacy of Empedocle Maffia, a distinguished Italian, who held positions in academia, the public sector, and journalism. An overview of the admissions process for the masters degree programs is at http://www.hks.harvard.edu/degrees/admissions. Within the online application there is a section for selecting the fellowships you wish to apply for and a link to the fellowships application page, http://www.hks.harvard.edu/degrees/sfs/apply/steps, where you will find the Maffia Fellowship.