Financial Support
All graduate students accepted into our program receive
some form of financial support. This support includes Training Grant
Fellowships funded by either our
Alcohol Training Grant or our NIEHS Toxicology Training Grant, Research
Assistantships funded by faculty research grants, Teaching
Assistantships funded by the College of Pharmacy, and individual
fellowship awards. Postdoctoral training is supported by the Alcohol
Training Grant, individual faculty research grants, and
fellowship awards from various granting agencies. Graduate student
stipends are highly competitive and most include tuition payments.
The Center for Molecular and Cellular Toxicology provides
additional assistance to the highest qualified applicants.
For more information about additional sources of financial aid, visit
the Pharmacy Financial Aid web page.
Research assistantships are a fundamental part of our graduate
training program. These assistantships allow you to conduct research
as a faculty apprentice. This financial support includes a salary
and tuition expenses. RA appointments are arranged with individual
faculty and not the graduate group as a whole. It is very important
that you research our faculty and their interests carefully in order to
determine who you may be interested in working with in the future.
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Teaching assistant positions are offered in the College of Pharmacy.
Those interested in a TA position should contact the department for
additional information concerning which courses require teaching
assistants.
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Grant and fellowship funding is usually restricted to students
working with faculty associated with the specific grant. Contact the
research faculty you are interested in working with for further
information.
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