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Financial Support
for Ph.D. Students

Recruitment Fellowships

Several multi-year fellowships are designed to help recruit prospective doctoral students with outstanding academic credentials. Each of these highly-competitive multi-year awards includes some combination of a fellowship stipend, tuition or partial-tuition waiver, health insurance, and graduate assistantship position.

bullet University Distinguished Fellowships (UDF)
bullet University Enrichment Fellowships (UEF)
bullet Dean's Scholar Awards
bullet Erickson Research Fellowships

Students who wish to apply for the multi-year fellowships and scholarships must submit the all materials required for admission and the KIN Recruitment Fellowship Nomination form by December 1. Students should give particular attention to the personal goals statement and the selection of a writing sample (not more than 20 pages). In addition, the department strongly recommends that students communicate with their likely departmental mentors about their qualifications for the multi-year awards.

Fellowships and Scholarships

The Department of Kinesiology, in concert with the College of Education and the MSU Graduate School, offers a variety of fellowships, scholarships, and graduate teaching and research assistantships for both entering and continuing graduate students.

Graduate Assistantship Positions

The Department of Kinesiology offers a number of graduate assistantship (GA) positions each year. Typical annual stipends for a half-time GA position range from about $11,000 to $15,000 depending upon the student's qualifications and experience. In addition, GAs receive: (a) a tuition waiver for 9 credits in the fall and spring semesters and 4 credits in the summer semester; (b) exemption from out-of-state resident tuition; and (c) health insurance. For more information, consult the GA information posted on the Office of the Registrar web site.

Other Financial Aid

The Office of Financial Aid provides information about loans, work study, scholarships and grants. etc.