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Life as a Graduated student

Funding

Fully qualified students accepted for a graduate program in Chemistry can usually expect funding for up to three years for the M.Sc. degree and up to five years (from B.Sc.) for the Ph.D. degree. The recommended minimum per annum stipends are $16,000 for the M.Sc. and $17,000 for the Ph.D. program as of January 2006. A portion of this financial support is payment for work as a teaching assistant in an undergraduate teaching laboratory.

Tuition fees

The most up-to-date graduate tuition and fee information is available from the office of Financial Services. Please consult the School of Graduate Studies for additional graduate fee regulations.

Awards

In addition to the financial support mentioned above, a number of awards are available to Chemistry graduate students, including the following:

• David M. Armstrong Doctoral Fellowship
• BioChem Pharma Graduate Scholarship
• Board of Governors Merit Awards for Graduate Studies
• Magee-Third Century Postgraduate Merit Awards
• Karel Wiesner Postgraduate Scholarship

Details on these awards and other awards and funding are available from the School of Graduate Studies.