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Find similar grantsEPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program in Polymer Research is sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF) via The University of Southern Mississippi (USM). This NSF-funded fellowship supports Ph. D.
students in Polymer Science and Engineering, providing training in polymer chemistry, materials science, and engineering.
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EGFP in Polymer Research | School of Polymer Science and Engineering | The University of Southern Mississippi School of Polymer Science and Engineering USM Home / School of Polymer Science and Engineering / EGFP in Polymer Research The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) invites applications for the EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program in Polymer Research. This NSF funded fellowship opportunity supports Ph. D.
students in the School of Polymer Science and Engineering (SPSE), providing comprehensive training in polymer chemistry, materials science, and engineering. Fellows will conduct cutting-edge research in areas such as sustainable materials, advanced composites, biomedical polymers, and electronic applications.
The program offers access to world-class facilities, strong faculty mentorship, interdisciplinary collaboration, and professional development support. Ideal applicants will have a strong academic background, research experience in related fields, and a passion for scientific innovation and community impact.
The EGFP Fellows receive a generous stipend for three years and are eligible for All EGFP Fellows receive a full tuition scholarship in addition to the stipend Available to any NSF GRFP Honorable Mention students who apply to the Polymer Science and Engineering doctoral program Application Requirements and Process Applicants should possess a strong academic record and a demonstrated interest in polymer science and engineering, supported by prior research experience in polymers, materials science, chemistry, or related areas.
Ideal candidates will have strong written and oral communication skills and demonstrate interests for interdisciplinary collaboration across scientific fields as well as community engagement. Additionally, Be named a GRFP honorable mention no more than three calendar years prior to this Be a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or permanent resident.
Be enrolled or intend to enroll full-time in the polymer science and engineering doctoral program a the University of Southern Mississippi at the start of the fellowship. Have not previously accepted a GRFP or EGFP Fellowship. Not a current NSF employee.
Complete applications through ETAP AND the graduate school at Southern Mississippi. Submit an application through the NSF ETAP website Submit an application to the graduate school at USM Connect with our ETAP coordinator and admissions chair Want to talk with us first? Fill out this form College of Arts and Sciences School of Polymer Science and Engineering 202 Thames Polymer Science Research Center
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: NSF GRFP Honorable Mention students who apply to the Polymer Science and Engineering doctoral program at The University of Southern Mississippi. Applicants must be U. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $37,000 / Year Stipend + Full Tuition Waiver. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program in Polymer Research is funded by National Science Foundation (NSF) via The University of Southern Mississippi (USM). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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