Pre-Doctoral Fellowship (Profs. Laibson/Choi/Beshears)
| Title | Pre-Doctoral Fellowship (Profs. Laibson/Choi/Beshears) |
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| School | Faculty of Arts and Sciences |
| Department/Area | Economics |
| Position Description |
Economics professors David Laibson (Harvard University), James Choi (Yale University), and John Beshears (Harvard Business School) are hiring a fulltime predoctoral fellow to start work in mid-June 2027. This position will last until mid-July 2028, with a potential second-year renewal, and will involve work on theoretical and empirical research related to behavioral economics, decision making, and household finance. The research uses observational field data, experimental data, and field experiments.
Salary is $70,500 annually, plus benefits. Expected start date is mid-June 2027. For examples of our research, see our faculty pages:
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
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| Basic Qualifications |
We prefer research assistants who want to become professional economists, but we’re interested in future PhDs in any quantitative field. Our past fulltime RAs have enrolled in the following PhD programs: Harvard economics (15), Harvard business economics (5), Harvard public policy (2), MIT economics (9), MIT operations research (1), Princeton economics (1), University of Chicago Booth – finance (2), University of Chicago Booth – economics (2), University of Chicago history (1), UC Berkeley economics (3), Yale economics (1), Columbia economics (1), NYU Stern economics (1), Stanford economics (1) and Northwestern economics (1). |
| Additional Qualifications | |
| Special Instructions |
Submit your (1) cover letter, describing your interest in and qualifications for the position, (2) resume, and (3) unofficial transcript. Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis.
Highly qualified applicants will be invited to interview with our team and provide 3 references. |
| Contact Information |
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| Contact Email | [email protected] |
| Salary Range | $70,500 |
| Minimum Number of References Required | |
| Maximum Number of References Allowed | |
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