Assistantship Program in Chemistry - University of Washington

Program: Chemistry  The Department of Chemistry offers financial support to qualified graduate students through teaching and research assistantships, scholarships, and fellowships. These are contingent upon admission, academic progress, and availability of funding.  Who can apply?  Only admitted graduate students in the Department of Chemistry.  Students must devote full-time effort to study, research, and assistantship duties.  Registration as a full-time student (minimum 10 credits per quarter, 14 in the first three quarters) is required.  What is covered?  Stipends via TA/RA appointments  Tuition waiver (most tuition covered)  Health insurance (included in assistantship)  Summer support (typically offered in the first year and potentially in subsequent years depending on department needs)  Eligibility criteria  Must be admitted to the graduate program in Chemistry  Must be enrolled full-time and maintain Good Standing  Reappointments depend on: Academic progress  Teaching performance  Compliance with lab safety  Maximum support durations:  Non-thesis MS: 3 quarters  Thesis MS: 6 quarters  PhD: Typically up to 5 years (extended support not g...