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Harvard invites applications for 2026 Nieman Journalism Fellowships

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Harvard invites applications for 2026 Nieman Journalism Fellowships
Harvard University has opened applications for its 2026 Nieman Fellowships, inviting experienced journalists worldwide to apply for one of the most respected mid-career journalism programs.

Harvard University has opened applications for the 2026 Nieman Fellowships for journalists, one of the world’s most prestigious mid-career programs for media professionals.

All applicants must have at least five years of full-time journalism experience and submit an online application that includes two essays, a professional profile, and study proposal summary, work samples, and three letters of recommendation.

Applicants holding dual U.S. citizenship are advised to contact nieman_applications@harvard.edu for guidance on the appropriate application category.

The fellowship requires two essays, a personal statement, and a study proposal at Harvard, which carry equal weight during evaluation. The selection committee seeks candidates who demonstrate professional excellence, leadership potential, and a clear vision of how the fellowship year will enhance their journalistic impact.

The personal statement, limited to 1,000 words, should detail the applicant’s journalism journey, motivations, and career aspirations, while the 500-word study proposal must outline plans for academic exploration at Harvard, identifying resources that align with the applicant’s goals.

For those applying to the Nieman-Berkman Fellowship for Journalism Innovation, proposals should highlight how their project or research could influence the broader field of journalism.

The application deadline for international journalists (non-U.S. citizens, including those working in the U.S.) is December 1, 2025. U.S. citizens (including those working abroad) must apply by January 31, 2026.

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