INTEGRATED BIOSCIENCES
Scholarship opportunities
Students are supported while they seek a Ph.D. in the IB program by graduate assistantships (GA). A GA provides a tuition fellowship and a stipend for duration of the student's time in the program, contingent upon the student maintaining good standing and usually for up to not more than 5 years. Funding for GAs comes from a variety of sources including but not limited to:
- Teaching Assistantships (TA) are usually provided through departments and are associated with laboratory teaching duties assigned to the IB student
- Research Assistantships (RA) are provided through the externally-funded grants of individual faculty members and are associated with research responsibilities to the funded project
- Industrial Assistantships associated with external industry or other partners which could include teaching and/or research responsibilities depending upon the particular partner's interest in its agreement with the university
The availability of different types of GAs varies from year to year.
For the 2016-17 academic year, IB is seeking to fill all three types of GA positions: Integrated Bioscience Fellows in Biomedicine (partnering with the Cleveland Clinic), Teaching Assistantships and Biomimicry Fellowships. More details on the two fellowships can be found by following the links on the left.
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