Biology
Ph.D. Students
- First-year fellowships at $22,000 per year.
- Teaching assistantships at $20,000 per year.
- Research assistantships at $20,000 per year.
- Stipends are paid on a 12-month basis and include the standard allowances for tuition remission and health insurance.
Full-time M.S. Thesis Students
- Teaching assistantships at $16,000 per year.
- Research assistantships at $16,000 per year.
- Stipends are paid on a 12-month basis and include the standard allowances for tuition remission and health insurance.
- Support is available for two years.
Chemistry
The annual stipend for graduate study is $21,000. Full-time students receive fee remissions. Students with assistantships and fellowships are eligible for health insurance.
Computer and Information Science
The department provides funding for qualified M.S. and Ph.D. students in the form of graduate assistantships. These positions are competitive and are awarded to students who are able contribute to research programs.
Earth Sciences (Geology M.S.)
Geology master's students are funded with competitive stipends, tuition waivers and health insurance. Sources of funding include research grants, fellowships, scholarships and teaching assistantships, which involve teaching 100-level laboratories or managing 100-level online courses with a commitment of 20 hours per week.
Mathematical Sciences
The department typically supports all full-time Ph.D. students and a limited-number of qualified M.S. students. Fellowships and assistantships carry stipends up to $22,100 for 12 months, plus tuition waivers and health insurance. Beginning graduate students who wish to be considered for financial support should supply all application materials by February 1 for fellowships and March 1 for assistantships.
Physics
Graduate students may be considered for teaching assistantships (stipends vary), which typically involve teaching several laboratory sections of introductory courses. Applications must be made by March 15. Research assistantships may be provided by individual faculty members, typically after the student's first year.
Psychology
Clinical Rehabilitation Psychology and Psychobiology of Addictions
The department may provide financial support for Ph.D. students throughout their graduate educations. Historically, funding from grants and other sources has been available beyond the first year and during summers. Research grants and dissertation fellowships are available on a competitive basis.
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Most students receive some form of stipend (around $7,000 over an academic year) in exchange for 15 hours of work in one of a variety of positions. A limited number of fellowships is available to support full-time M.S. students across IUPUI. These fellowships pay $12,000 for the student's first year and include partial tuition assistance. The department may remit a portion of the student's annual tuition and fees, ranging from six to 12 hours per academic year.