Funding Opportunities -- Department of Psychology, University at Buffalo, SUNY


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					Fellowships, Scholarships, and Graduate Funding Opportunities for Psychology Doctoral Students Tuition and Financial Assistance Insofar as resources are available, doctoral students are awarded some form of financial assistance and a tuition scholarship. Since each student is considered for all these awards, no separate application is necessary. Teaching and research assistantships provide a stipend and a tuition scholarship. Students typically work 20 hours per week in these positions. In the case of teaching assistants, these 20 hours are divided between TA duties and work in one's advisor's laboratory. Several faculty members have research grants that provide stipends for research assistants of their choosing. Standard State Line: $10,400 College Fellowship: $11,900 Dean's Scholar: $14,400 Presidential Fellowship: $16,400 Schomburg Minority Fellowship: $10,000 If you would like to be considered for this award, please make sure to indicate your minority status on the application. In recent years, candidates from the Department of Psychology have been quite successful in obtaining these awards. Additional Sources that may be available to you: University at Buffalo Graduate School Financial Aid Funding from a sponsoring faculty person's research grant Fellowship and Graduate Education Funding Notices Graduate Educational Opportunity Program APA Minority Fellowship Program Some students secure funding upon arrival, through university-affiliated employment Department of Psychology, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York Send comments to: psych@buffalo.edu \| Last updated: May 3, 2006

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