The Scholarship Assessment Committee of the Hellenic Harvard Foundation invites eligible candidates to apply for financial support. The call is addressed to Greek postgraduate students who have been admitted to study at Harvard University and wish to be considered for need-based financial assistance.

Applications are reviewed in accordance with the Foundation’s governing framework and applicable law. Scholarships are awarded following an assessment process conducted by the Foundation in cooperation with Harvard University.

Candidates are kindly advised to carefully review the Eligibility Criteria before initiating the application process.

The application period for the current scholarship cycle is now closed. Information regarding the next call for applications, including application dates and deadlines, will be published on this page once available.

Scholarships


Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet all of the following requirements:


Be Greek citizens (of Greek origin), up to 36 years of age


Have been admitted to a postgraduate program at Harvard University for the academic year 2026–2027


Demonstrate a documented need for financial support


Hold a prior degree with a minimum grade of “Very Good” (or equivalent)


Submit a declaration confirming that they do not receive any other scholarship and have not previously forfeited a granted scholarship

Evaluation Process

Applications are received by the Hellenic Harvard Foundation and evaluated by the Scholarship Assessment Committee based exclusively on demonstrated financial need. Evaluation is conducted through a comparative assessment of applicants’ financial circumstances and supporting documentation, including personal and family financial information and any additional materials requested during the review process.

Applicants may be invited to provide further clarification and participate in an interview as part of the assessment procedure. Following completion of the evaluation process, the Foundation submits its recommendation to Harvard University, which retains final authority for the selection and appointment of scholarship recipients.

FAQ

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