Assistantship Program in Civil & Environmental Engineering - University of Washington

Program: Civil & Environmental Engineering   The University of Washington (UW) offers multiple funding options to help graduate students access top-tier education. Ph.D. students typically receive full financial support through assistantships, fellowships, or departmental funding. Funding for master's students depends on their track—research-track students are usually fully funded, while professional master’s students are self-funded.  Who Can Apply?  Ph.D. students: All admitted students are eligible for full funding.  Master’s students:  Professional Master's Program: Self-funded.  Research track master’s students: Generally fully funded, with priority given to students planning to pursue a Ph.D.  What Is Covered?  Ph.D. students / Research-track master’s students:  Monthly stipend  Tuition waiver (excluding student fees)  Medical and dental insurance  Professional Master's Program students:  Tuition: $732.00 per credit (42 credits required)  Total estimated tuition: $30,744.00 (plus student fees)  Eligibility Criteria  Ph.D. students: All admitted students are considered eligible for full funding.  Master’s students:  Professional Master...