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Graduate Student Affiliation

Angie Jo, Ph.D. Student in Government, MIT
Daniel Roberts, Ph.D. Student in Government, Harvard University

Graduate students are a vital part of our community and have been central to the CES mission since its founding in 1969. Harvard and MIT doctoral students in the social sciences with an interest and research area focus in Europe are encouraged to apply to become graduate student affiliates. All doctoral students are eligible to apply from their first year of graduate school studies.


Application Details

Albana Shehaj
Albana Shehaj

Applications for graduate student affiliation for the 2024-2025 academic year have closed.

Questions? Contact us.


Program Manager, Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University; Visiting Scholar 2019-2021, Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University

CES Graduate Student Affiliates receive the following benefits:

  • Participation in the CES Graduate Student Research Workshop to receive ongoing constructive feedback and support from faculty and peers.
  • Eligibility for desk space at CES for up to four semesters (space is very limited, priority is given to third and fourth year students).
  • Funding to support student-led lectures, seminars, and other initiatives that are organized at CES.
  • Access to invite-only events and off-the-record discussions at CES.
  • Opportunity to serve on the CES Steering Committee and participate in the Center's activities and governance.
Nathan Grau, Ph.D. Candidate in International History, Harvard University
Nathan Grau, Ph.D. Candidate in International History, Harvard University

Learn more about our Graduate Student Affiliates from Harvard & MIT here.


Nathan Grau, Ph.D. Candidate in International History, Harvard University
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