HBS Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program
Leaders of past sponsor organizations indicate that our students have played a valuable role in tackling important business issues that utilize their analytic and strategic training. For MBA students, the summer provides an important opportunity to apply skills and experience firsthand the rewards and challenges of social enterprise management. Students may apply for supplemental funding through the HBS Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship. Past organization include: ACCION, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Finance Minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, International Rescue Committee, National Parks Conservation Association, New Profit Inc., Teach for America, and United Methodist Services for the Aging. More information.... 

HBS Social Enterprise Field Study Program
As part of their elective curriculum, second-year MBA students have the opportunity to apply their skills to the real-world challenges facing social enterprises. HBS faculty develop top-quality projects with an organization's CEO and other senior managers. Under faculty supervision, each team of three to six students works on a project of strategic importance to the organization and reports its recommendations at the end of the term. During the past two years, Social Enterprise Field Study sites have included the Pine Street Inn, New York City Investment Fund, America's Promise, and the New England Conservatory of Music. While most field studies are initiated by faculty or students, organizations can also post opportunities. More information....

HBS Leadership Fellows Program
The HBS Leadership Fellows Program gives a select group of graduating HBS students the chance to make an impact in nonprofit and public-sector organizations at a competitive salary for one year. HBS identifies top-tier organizations, works with them to develop high-value positions, supplements the salaries paid, and provides fellows professional development and networking opportunities. HBS Leadership Fellows Program sites have included the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Junior Achievement, City of Boston Mayor's Office, and Teach for America. The Program committee receives more organization proposals than it can accept each year. Participating organizations are chosen through a selective process, based on the scope and nature of the proposed position, capacity of the organization for utilizing leadership and management skills, and potential interest from students. More information....

Other research and field-based projects
In addition to the opportunities listed here, we invite you to register your organization to serve as an on-going resource for Harvard Business School students. HBS course topics have themes ranging from marketing to finance to strategy and many courses contain a research paper or field-based component for which students would collaborate with organizations. Students and student teams would contact organizations directly and work with them to develop a project topic which matches the student learning objectives and the current needs of the organization. Register your organization....

Harvard College Summer Internships and Post-Graduate Fellowships
The Harvard College Center for Public Interest Career (CPIC) at Phillips Brooks House is working to increase opportunities for Harvard Undergraduates to do paid summer internships and post-graduate fellowships with nonprofit organizations across the US. Alumni/ae play a critical role in providing opportunities for Harvard students, particularly in engaging public interest organizations and spreading the world about Harvard College's commitment to public service. You can help by enabling PBH to make contact with nonprofits with whom you have connections through board membership, consulting, volunteering and/or employment. CPIC is primarily focused on the metro areas of Boston, New York City, Washington DC, Chicago and San Francisco. More information....