Graduate Assistantship in Linguistics - the University of Washington

Program: Linguistics  The University of Washington's Department of Linguistics is committed to supporting incoming PhD students in General Linguistics for up to five years, subject to satisfactory academic progress and available funding. Financial support may include Teaching Assistantships (TAs), Research Assistantships (RAs), or fellowships like the Top Scholar Award and Linguistics Award in Diversity Scholarship (LADS).  Who Can Apply?  Incoming PhD students in General Linguistics  U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and international students  Students who:  Demonstrate diverse linguistic and life experiences (for LADS)  Meet satisfactory academic standards  Apply for external funding where possible  What Is Covered?  Five-year funding package (15 quarters)  Stipend (salary) paid bimonthly  Tuition waiver (excluding certain fees)  Health insurance via GAIP  Fellowship support (e.g., LADS – 3 quarters with no TA/RA duties)  Access to external grants (e.g., FLAS, NSF, Jacob Javits Fellowship)  Eligibility Criteria  Admission to the PhD in General Linguistics  For LADS:  U.S. citizens or permanent residents  Life or linguistic background underrepres...