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Graduate Studies

Spotlight

Jared Patten was awarded the Timothy J. Rogers Summer Dissertation Fellowship for 2011.

Outstanding Fellowship and Teaching Opportunities

The Department of Spanish and Portuguese offers fellowships and graduate stipends featuring excellent opportunities for research and teaching language and culture courses in our department.  M.A. students receive guaranteed funding for two years, while Ph.D. students receive a guaranteed five years of funding (a total of 7 years of funding for those pursuing MA-Ph.D.). Funding is contingent on satisfactory teaching. The graduate stipend for 2011-12 is $15,456 and includes a full tuition remission as well as student health insurance. Additional fellowships are also offered to highly competitive candidates.

Additionally, graduate students may apply to teach specialized courses in the Honors College, the Global Village, summer courses in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese or overseas through the Indiana University Honors Program.  All graduate students receive thorough professional training and mentoring in research and classroom teaching. 

The Department makes several annual awards to continuing students:

Doctoral students are eligible for travel funds each year, including the Bieder Fellowship, to present original research at national and international conferences.

In addition to these departmental awards, students from the Department of Spanish and Portuguese apply and receive many awards announced by the College of Arts and Sciences and the University Graduate School, such as the Dissertation Year Fellowship, the Wells Fellowship, and the John Edwards Fellowship. Foreign Language Area Study (FLAS) fellowships from CLACS and WEST are frequently won by students in the department. For a list of awards, please see the University Graduate School's and the College of Arts and Sciences' announcements.

For more information, please contact Ms. Jennifer Brown in the Graduate Office.