Financial aid and support is available through the University, college, research assistantships, and governmental fellowships.
Nearly $10 million is awarded annually including stipend, tuition, and health, dental and vision insurance. Over 80 percent of our students receive financial assistance in support of their education.
The purpose of these scholarships are to recognize graduate students in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
The College of Agricultural Sciences Graduate Student Competitive Grant Program is sponsored by the College of Agricultural Science’s Office for Research and Graduate Education. This program is a unique opportunity available to graduate students advised by College of Agricultural Sciences (CAS) faculty. The program serves as professional development for all CAS graduate students by providing real-life grant writing and budget building experience to seek funds to support master or doctoral research. It is anticipated that up to $40,000 will be awarded during this funding cycle.
These awards have been established to recognize graduate students, advised by College of Agricultural Sciences faculty, excelling in research, teaching, or extension education.
Guidelines and Nomination form for the College's Fellowships and Awards for the 2021-2022 Academic Year.
The purpose of this opportunity is to support graduate students in the College of Agricultural Sciences for presenting their original research at national or international meetings.
This internship is designed to foster technology development by providing a current graduate student with an opportunity to participate in the process of taking discoveries from their research project towards commercialization.
Office of Research and Graduate Education
Address
217 Agricultural Administration BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802
- Email GradEd@ag.psu.edu
- Office 814-865-3136
Office of Research and Graduate Education
Address
217 Agricultural Administration BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802
- Email GradEd@ag.psu.edu
- Office 814-865-3136
