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UC Davis students and faculty study the genetics and
conservation of teosinte, the wild precursor of maize.
Photo courtesy of Matthew Hufford
conservation of teosinte, the wild precursor of maize.
Photo courtesy of Matthew Hufford
Irrepressible IGERT trainees
Prospective doctoral students interested in pursuing multidisciplinary research on responses to rapid environmental change may be supported by REACH IGERT traineeships. Students admitted to the REACH IGERT will receive stipends of $30,000 per year for two years, plus fee waivers. Students not admitted as funded trainees may participate in REACH programs as associates.
To apply for admission to the REACH IGERT 2010-2011 cohort, you must...
- apply to doctoral program at UC Davis to begin in fall 2010;
- have an advisor willing to endorse your full participation in REACH (advisors need not be REACH trainers but they must understand and support the goals of the REACH program);
- download an application and email or snail mail it to us at the address indicated on the form
- contact our academic coordinator to express your interest in the REACH IGERT
Review of applications will begin in January 2010
Please note: because of funding regulations of the National Science Foundation, only US citizens and permanent residents can receive financial support from the REACH IGERT.
Additional information
- graduate studies at UC Davis
- UC Davis virtual tour
- the Davis community
- frequently-asked-questions about applying to grad school: coming soon
- frequently-asked-questions about the REACH IGERT
- about IGERT programs
photo credits: left -- Erigeon and a pollinator, Clyde Elmore;
top: seabirds in the Bahamas, Louie Yang/UCSB
top: seabirds in the Bahamas, Louie Yang/UCSB
