Laboratory Instruction Graduate Fellowships
Laboratory instruction graduate fellowships are competitive awards offered to outstanding graduate students with excellent academic performance record wish to pursue a graduate degree in any field of the School of Science and Engineering.
Eligibility
Open to all nationals
- Admission to a graduate program in the school of sciences and engineering
- For new graduate degree-seeking students; satisfy AUC graduate admissions requirements
- Bachelor of science degree with a minimum overall grade point average of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale or its equivalent
- For continuing students; to retain the fellowship, the recipient must maintain a GPA of 3.2
- Demonstrate ability and interest in conducting experimental work and interacting with students in a laboratory environment
- Fellows must not engage in other work activities outside the University
- Financial need
Duration
One semester subject to review every semester for satisfactory academic performance.
Award
The fellowship covers:
- Tuition fees for a maximum of nine credits per semester
- Student services and activities fees
- Stipend
- May cover remedial English courses and pre-requisite courses
Responsibilities for Fellows
In support of their professional training, fellows are assigned a maximum of 24 hours per week of laboratory instruction work.
- A teaching assistantship mandatory training must be completed if the fellow is involved in teaching assistantship duties. The training needs to be completed only once
- For details and more information about teaching assistantships, click here
To Apply
Step 1: Check how to apply and submit the online application
Step 2: Complete and submit the online fellowship application
Deadlines: April 15 for the Fall semester and October 15 for the Spring semester.
For inquiries, send an email.
