Assistantship Program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology  - Cornell University

Program: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology  The Graduate Program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) at Cornell University provides students with opportunities to study the diversity of life, its origins, maintenance, and consequences. The program encourages interdisciplinary and independent research and allows students to leverage Cornell’s extensive intellectual and technological resources.  Who Can Apply?  Prospective students from various academic backgrounds—including natural sciences, physical sciences, mathematics, and humanities—can apply. Applicants may enter directly following an undergraduate degree or with prior research or professional experience. The program primarily admits students into the Ph.D. track.  What is Covered?  The program guarantees six years of financial support, including:  Tuition coverage  Stipend support (For 2024-2025: $33,930 for 9 months plus summer funding)  Health insurance  Research funding opportunities  Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and fellowships to support students financially  Eligibility Criteria  Must apply to the Graduate Field of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology rather than a specific department.  Strong research interest in ecology, evolutionary biology, or related fields.  Admission is competitive—f...