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Funding Resources
Teaching and Research Assistantships
The Operations Research Center offers a number of full- and part-time
research assistantships to incoming and graduate students on a
competitive basis. These assistantships entail working in close
contact with a faculty member on theoretical or applied research
projects. Research assistantships often lead to thesis-related
research. Full-time graduate assistantships carry monthly stipends
of approximately $1939 (2006-2007), a full tuition award, and individual
health insurance. Continuing graduate students in the ORC who require
support hold assistantships throughout their graduate careers.
Teaching assistantships are tendered by academic departments and provide students with the opportunity to aid in lecturing, structuring of assignments, grading papers, and tutoring for specific subjects. These positions are generally offered on the basis of subject matter competence and interest. Support is either full-time or part-time, depending on student enrollment in a particular subject.
Scholarships and Fellowships
MIT receives a limited amount of funds from individuals, corporations, government agencies, and foundations to use for scholarships and fellowship aid. These awards are made on the basis of academic promise and financial need by the Graduate Education Office. Individuals wishing to obtain further information about these awards and other types of financial assistance (i.e., grants and loans) should contact the
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Office of Student Financial Aid
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts Avenue, Bldg 5-119
Cambridge MA 02139
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Graduate Education Office (GEO)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts Avenue, Bldg 3-132
Cambridge MA 02139
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External Sources of Funding
The following agencies offer scholarships and fellowships for graduate studies in Operations Research.
Another useful link is the Global list of U.S. Government servers.
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