GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS IN POLICY STUDIES

 

ELIGIBILITY
Full-time, incoming graduate students in a master's or doctoral degree program. The students must be accepted to one of the following programs:

  • History and Public Policy
  • Philosophy and Public Policy
  • Security Policy Studies
  • Science, Technology and Public Policy
  • International Development Studies
  • Space Policy
  • Political Science
  • International Trade and Investment Policy
  • Women's Studies
  • Public Policy and Public Administration, Doctoral
  • Health Policy
  • Public Administration, Master's
  • Public Policy , Master's
  • Economics
  • Education Policy Studies

LENGTH AND AMOUNT
Each year one or more fellowships will be awarded consisting of stipends of $15,000 and 20 hours of tuition, renewable if the recipients maintain a 3.0 GPA and remain full-time students in good standing. Master's candidates may hold the fellowship for up to two years; doctoral candidates for five years.

PROCESS
Students must be nominated (this is not the same as being recommended) by their academic program director. The director of each program will be allowed to nominate one candidate, who must be an incoming student, from his/her program for competition each spring.

The program director must submit a letter of nomination, copies of the nominee's graduate application, undergraduate and graduate (if applicable) transcripts, GRE or other graduate admission test scores, and a 1,000 word essay by the nominee relating (in detail) his or her background, career objectives, and program of study to the study of public policy. The essay can be the student's statement of purpose from his/her graduate application package provided it meets the above-mentioned requirements.

DEADLINE
All applications with letters of nomination must be submitted to the Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships by the deadline
TBA for 2007 .

 

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