UIC Distinguished Graduate Scholar Award for New Doctoral Students

University of Illinois at Chicago

Distinguished Graduate Scholar Award for New Doctoral Students

College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs

University of Illinois at Chicago

The College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs of the University of Illinois at Chicago is pleased to announce a Distinguished Graduate Scholar Award for students interested in pursuing advanced studies in Public Administration or Urban Planning and Policy. The award offers full-time students a guarantee of up to four years of tuition-free education and salaries of up to $15,000 per academic year for work as research assistants in one of the college's seven research centers and institutes.

Selected students prepare for research careers in Public Administration or Urban Planning and Policy by studying with faculty in their chosen academic department and in one of the nationally recognized research centers within the UIC College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs .

The Public Administration and Urban Planning and Policy Programs also offer the nationally accredited Master of Public Administration and Master of Urban Planning and Policy degrees.

For information on the Distinguished Graduate Scholar Award for Public Administration students, please contact Dr. Michael Pagano at (312) 355-4681 or [email protected].

For information on the Distinguished Graduate Scholar Award for Urban Planning and Policy students, please contact Dr. Charles Hoch at (312) 996-2156 or [email protected].

The application deadline for the fall semester of 2003 is 15 January 2003.