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Engineering and Computational Sciences Graduate Fellowships are highly competitive programs that build and enhance your professional skills and defray tuition costs.
Our full-tuition fellowships are available for students enrolled in the Thesis Option in the following programs:
The fellowship provides 100% graduate tuition coverage and requires a 2-year, 20-hour-per-week, unpaid placement as a graduate research assistant alongside an esteemed faculty member from the School of Engineering and Computational Sciences.
Fellowships seek to enrich professional qualifications and help advance career goals through valuable hands-on experience while providing significant scholarships for highly qualified graduate students.
To be considered for a graduate fellowship in any of our Engineering and Computational Sciences degree programs, apply online and indicate your fellowship interest within your online application. Acceptance into the fellowship program is a competitive process. An interview is required (in-person or virtually), as are demonstrated leadership, academic, and communication skills. In addition to the materials required for traditional graduate admittance, the fellowship application may require additional documents.
Please note:
Dean and Alumni Scholarships are available to students who are not receiving a fellowship.
An associate professor in Merrimack College’s School of Arts and Sciences, Noori’s research uses plant science to protect human health and restore environmental health.