At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
€26k
Tuition / yr
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Language
PhD
Level
- Tuition, health, and dental benefits provided.Comprehensive Funding
- Stipends for living expenses included.Living Support
- Support for conference travel and research.Research Opportunities
- Contingent on good academic standing.Academic Requirement
- Annual review of student progress.Progress Monitoring
The University of Michigan offers various doctoral programs within its academic departments, providing comprehensive funding packages for admitted students. These programs are designed to support students throughout their doctoral studies, covering essential costs and offering opportunities for professional development. Funding typically includes tuition, health and dental benefits for students and their families, and a stipend to help with living expenses. Many programs also offer additional support for conference travel, research projects, and dissertation writing. Specific details about funding and program focus can vary by department, so prospective students are encouraged to review the information for each specialized program. All funding is contingent upon maintaining good academic standing. The university is committed to student success and provides a supportive environment for advanced academic and research pursuits.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international doctoral students?
- Full-time international doctoral students are charged a non-resident tuition rate of $30,685 per academic year for Fall & Winter terms, plus mandatory fees of $241.19 per term. Half-term rates are also available. Tuition is calculated by credit hour for less than full-time enrollment.
- Does the university offer funding for doctoral students?
- Yes, admitted students typically receive comprehensive funding packages that include tuition, health and dental benefits, and a living stipend. Additional support for research and travel may also be available.
- Where can I find information about specific program application procedures and deadlines?
- Information on specific application procedures, deadlines, and required documents is available from individual doctoral programs. Prospective students should direct inquiries to the specific program's admissions contact.
- What are the general academic and English language requirements?
- Specific academic and English language requirements vary by doctoral program. Prospective students should consult the individual program details for precise entry criteria.
- How are living costs estimated?
- Estimates for living costs can be found via the Office of Financial Aid.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Full-time doctoral students are charged a non-resident tuition rate of $30,685 per academic year (Fall & Winter terms). Mandatory fees are an additional $241.19 per term. Half-term rates (Spring & Summer) are also available, with full-time tuition at $17,030 per term plus mandatory fees of $121.10. Note that tuition is calculated by credit hour for less than full-time enrollment.
Tuition (home)Full-time doctoral students who are Michigan residents are charged a resident tuition rate of $15,204 per academic year (Fall & Winter terms). Mandatory fees are an additional $241.19 per term. Half-term rates (Spring & Summer) are also available, with full-time tuition at $8,430 per term plus mandatory fees of $121.10. Note that tuition is calculated by credit hour for less than full-time enrollment.
LivingEstimates for living costs can be found via the Office of Financial Aid.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. Please refer to the Office of the Registrar for the most up-to-date figures and detailed fee structures. Payment due dates are listed for each term.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international doctoral students?
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Full-time international doctoral students are charged a non-resident tuition rate of $30,685 per academic year for Fall & Winter terms, plus mandatory fees of $241.19 per term. Half-term rates are also available. Tuition is calculated by credit hour for less than full-time enrollment.
Does the university offer funding for doctoral students?
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Yes, admitted students typically receive comprehensive funding packages that include tuition, health and dental benefits, and a living stipend. Additional support for research and travel may also be available.
Where can I find information about specific program application procedures and deadlines?
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Information on specific application procedures, deadlines, and required documents is available from individual doctoral programs. Prospective students should direct inquiries to the specific program's admissions contact.
What are the general academic and English language requirements?
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Specific academic and English language requirements vary by doctoral program. Prospective students should consult the individual program details for precise entry criteria.
How are living costs estimated?
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Estimates for living costs can be found via the Office of Financial Aid.