FUNDING
Financial assistance is available to doctoral students at the CUNY Graduate Center through a program of fellowships (both service-connected and non-service connected), grants, assistantships, trainee-ships, part-time teaching positions, loans, and college work study assignments.

Most students in the Biochemistry Ph.D. program are supported by teaching assistantships. The participating colleges make teaching assignments after student admission into the program has been granted. Advanced graduate students are often supported by research grants through their mentor or by institutional or external fellowships.

For more information on financial aid available through the University, see the Office of Financial Aid web site.
 

Additional Funding Opportunities for Graduate Students
Disclaimer: Compilation of information presented below may be subject to error. Please check agency web sites for correct due dates and program specifications.

The Graduate Center maintains the A-Z Grants and Resources Database, which is an excellent source of funding information.

Descriptions (PDF format) of fellowships offered by the Office of Educational Opportunity and Diversity Programs (OEODP) at the CUNY Graduate Center may be found downloaded from their website.

Research, Travel and Dissertation Support Funds
Funds are available for limited support of specific activities of full-time matriculated students who are registered during the semester for which the funds are requested. For more information, see the Student Affairs web site.