The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) is pleased to announce
graduate fellowships to support incoming Ph.D. students starting fall semester, 2015. The
Presidential Fellowships are merit-based and designed to support recruitment of outstanding
students into the UMCES graduate programs interested in working with any faculty member. Up to
three years stipend, health benefits, and tuition will be covered.
UMCES is Maryland’s premier research institution aimed at advancing scientific knowledge of the
environment. UMCES scientists conduct research at four laboratories: the Appalachian Laboratory
in the mountains of western Maryland, the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory on the western shore
of Chesapeake Bay, the Horn Point Laboratory on the Eastern Shore, and the Institute of Marine and
Environmental Technology in Baltimore.
UMCES faculty members advise and support more than 80 graduate students annually through
three collaborative Ph.D. programs: Marine Estuarine Environmental Sciences, Environmental
Toxicology, and the Graduate Program in Life Sciences.
For more information about the fellowships, see:
http://www.umces.edu/education/graduate/fellowships
For more information about UMCES, see: http://www.umces.edu
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