fellowships
Cassandra Smith
clsmith at DARWIN.BU.EDU
Fri Sep 2 12:52:00 EST 1994
The Department of Biomedical Engineering
Boston University
1995 Graduate Fellowships
The Biomedical Engineering Department of Boston University is pleased to
announce the availability of federal and university funds to support graduate
studies leading to the Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering. These funds have
been made available through a U.S. Department of Education program entitled:
Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need. These fellowships will
support students of the highest caliber who intend to pursue careers in
teaching and research and are intended to increase the number of U.S.
citizens who receive doctoral degrees in three areas of national need: (1)
biomolecular engineering and biotechnology, (2) computational biology and (3)
neuroengineering.
These fellowships provide cost-of-living stipends of $14,400 and tuition and
academic fees of up to $18,544 for the first year. Students receiving these
Fellowships can expect full financial support including a stipend and tuition
for up to five years of their doctoral program, contingent on satisfactory
academic and research progress. Recipients will also participate in the
department's teaching program for two semesters during their doctoral
program.
Application Deadlines:
4 Fellowships starting January 95 must apply before November 1, 1994
7 Fellowships starting September 95 must apply before January 15, 1995
Contact: Sharon Simon, Biomedical Engineering Graduate Coordinator (617)
353-2805 or e-mail: ses at buenga.bu.edu for application materials.
The U.S. Department of Education provided $165,501 to support seven
fellowships in AY 94/95, representing 72% of the cost of the first year
support. Boston University will provide the remaining 28%. These awards are
dependent on financial need, however, other fellowships are also available.
Women and minorities are especially encouraged to apply.
Boston University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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