Assistantship Program in Mathematics - University of Washington

Program: Mathematics  The Mathematics Department offers Teaching Assistantships (TAs) as the primary source of graduate funding, with additional opportunities through Research Assistantships (RAs) and honorary fellowships. Fellowships are merit-based and offer full support without teaching duties. RAs provide full support in exchange for research work with faculty, often tied to external grants.  Who Can Apply?  Admitted or current PhD students in the Mathematics Department  US citizens, nationals, or permanent residents may be eligible for external fellowships  Students demonstrating strong academic progress or with specific research interests may be selected for RAs or fellowships  What Is Covered?  Research Assistantships and fellowships provide:  Full tuition support  Monthly stipend  Health insurance benefits  ARCS Fellowship: $7,500 (year 1) + $5,000 (years 2 and 3) as a supplement to TAships  Top Scholar Awards: Cash stipend in addition to TA funding  McFarlan Awards: Multi-year cash awards  GSEE Fellowships: Equity and excellence-focused funding support  Some postdoctoral fellowships also available for students nearing graduation  Eligibility Criteria  Strong academic record and research potential&nbs...