Assistantship Program in Anthropology - Cornell University

Cornell offers a range of financial aid opportunities for incoming and continuing anthropology Ph.D. students, including university fellowships, teaching assistantships, external fellowships (like NSF and FLAS), and competitive research and travel grants. The goal is to provide at least four years of tuition and stipend support to admitted Ph.D. students.  Who can apply?  Incoming Ph.D. students in anthropology (domestic and international)  U.S. citizens/permanent residents eligible for external fellowships like NSF or FLAS  Continuing students seeking support for teaching, research, or travel  Non-degree students (e.g., visiting scholars or professionals), though not eligible for Cornell fellowships  What is covered?  Cornell University Fellowships: Tuition, stipend (usually for first year)  Teaching Assistantships (TAs): Tuition and stipend  FLAS Fellowships: Tuition and stipend for language and area studies  NSF Fellowships: 3-year stipend and cost of education  Competitive summer research/travel grants  Cornell-Nepal Study Program: 15 credits/semester field research opportunity in Nepal  Eligibility criteria Must be admitted to the Ph.D. program in anthropology  U.S. citizens or permanent residents for FLAS and NSF fellowships  ...