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First-rate graduate research happens every day at Rutgers–New Brunswick. And you should expect nothing less from a member of the Association of American Universities, a group comprising North America’s 62 leading research universities.
Most IGERTS in the United States
The Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship, known as IGERT, is a highly competitive National Science Foundation grant program supporting science and engineering graduate students who are pursuing doctorates in fields that cross academic disciplines and have broad societal impact. Rutgers–New Brunswick has five IGERTs, more than any other school in the nation. Learn more:
At Rutgers–New Brunswick, graduate students encounter faculty mentors at the top of their game; the most extensive network of research centers, institutes, laboratories, and facilities in New Jersey; flexible and collaborative programs; collegial contacts with other research universities and organizations, and the library and computing power to move work forward.
In top-rated programs from accounting to women’s and gender studies, Rutgers graduate students wrestle with questions that span the range of human thought and endeavor. Here’s a sampling:
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Internal grants, external grants, fellowships, teaching assistantships, scholarships, and departmental awards are just some of the ways graduate students find financial support for their research. Contact your academic department or school to explore options. Here’s a sampling of possibilities.
