Crown Prince Frederik Fund (CPFF) offers a unique opportunity to study at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government (Harvard Kennedy School), an Ivy League university.

Each year, CPFF awards two scholarships within the social sciences to excellent students or professionals for Harvard Kennedy School.

The competition for scholarships in the academic year 2024/2025 is now open.

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Crown Prince Frederik Fund

Each year, the Crown Prince Frederik Fund awards two scholarships within the social sciences to excellent students or professionals to study at Harvard Kennedy School.

The Competition is Open

It is a unique opportunity to study at the world-renowned Harvard Kennedy School.

In 1993, HRH Crown Prince Frederik studied at Harvard University when he turned 25 years old. As a gift to HRH Crown Prince Frederik, Danish Americans raised funds to establish the Crown Prince Frederik Fund.

The two annual scholarships are:

  • One scholarship for a Master’s Degree in Public Policy or Public Administration at HKS
  • One scholarship for the Mid-Career Master in Public Administration at HKS

When assessing the applicants, great emphasis is placed on relevant work experience, extra-curricular activities within political science, economics, law, and public administration, good grades, and recommendations See how to apply

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