Intercollege Graduate Degree Programs Specific Page
(Bioengineering, Ecology, Genetics, Integrative Biosciences, Physiology and Plant Biology)
Some Graduate School funding programs have an allocation for the Intercollege Graduate Degree Programs (IGDP). The Intercollege Graduate Degree Programs for which the Graduate School serves as the academic college are bioengineering, ecology, genetics, integrative biosciences, physiology and plant biology. Funding procedures for the IGDPs differ slightly from the procedures followed by the colleges. As the Graduate School serves in the role of “college” for the IGDPs, the Office of Graduate Fellowships and Awards Administration serves as the coordinating unit for awarding the IGDP allocations for the following funding programs. Please click on the following links for more information about these funding programs. Any applicable special processing procedures are listed below the award name.
- Alumni Association Dissertation Award
- The deadline for IGDPs for this award is one week prior to the November 1 deadline. All IGDP applications (only one per program) are reviewed with a maximum of three being selected to go forward to the final award competition.
- Bunton-Waller Graduate Awards Program
- To nominate an eligible student, program chairs should complete the nomination form.
- Fund for Excellence in Graduate Recruitment
- Graham Fellowships
- A limited allocation of Graham funding is held for the IGDP programs. Program chairs submit the IGDP Nomination Form for identified students. This year there will be a first round nomination deadline of February 20. All nominations will be considered at that time with offers being made from that pool. After that, nominations will be accepted on a rolling basis until May 1. After May 1, any uncommitted funds may be released to other colleges.
- Intercollege Graduate Student Outreach Achievement Award
- Summer Tuition Assistance Program
- The application for IGDP students is available on line.
- University Graduate Fellowships