Graduate Assistantships at New York University 2025 (Fully Funded)

Level of Study
Master's and PhD
Host Institution
New York University
Scholarship Type
Full Funding
Eligible Nationalities
Eligible Subjects
Number of Recipients
Not Specified
Additional Materials Required?
Yes
Admission Deadline
December 1, 2025

Graduate Assistantships Coverage

This fully funded scholarship for international students covers the following:

  • Partial to full tuition remission
  • Bi-weekly allowance for accommodation, transportation and personal expenses
  • Health Insurance

Graduate Assistantships Eligibility Criteria

  • You just need to be an international Master's and Ph.D. student or applicant of New York University.

Make sure to check out the New York University admissions pages and the Graduate Assistantships pages for more information!

Graduate Assistantships Application Procedure

If you meet the eligibility criteria for New York University and Graduate Assistantships, you can move forward with the application process!

Remember to apply for admission to New York University first before applying for Graduate Assistantships. You can visit the official website found in New York University Admissions Section to see the admissions application process.

A separate scholarship application - in addition to New York University admission - is needed for Graduate Assistantships, it's essential to know the application requirements and process. Make sure to take note of the important details before you apply!

Graduate Assistantships Deadlines

The great news is that there is no specific deadline to apply for Graduate Assistantships! While there are no specific dates, it’s important to apply before the New York University admission deadlines. Here are the deadlines:

  • Master's Deadline (Fall): January 4, 2025 (Different Master's programs have different deadlines)
  • Master's Deadline (Spring): December 1, 2025 (Different Master's programs have different deadlines)
  • PhD Deadline: Exact deadlines vary depending on your chosen department or project.

For more information about the admission details of New York University, you can visit the following pages:

Master's Admissions Page

Graduate Assistantships Page

Want to learn more about New York University, Graduate Assistantships, scholarship requirements, deadlines, application process, and other related information? Check the Graduate Assistantships page!

Official Scholarship Page

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Hi! I am Hyun, and I am the founder at Global Scholarships. I've received a full-tuition scholarship at Birmingham-Southern College and a $1,000 Burger King Scholarship for my undergraduate degree and was offered a fully funded scholarship consisting of tuition, living stipend, and health insurance for computer science Ph.D. program at North Carolina State University. You can read more about my scholarship journey here. If you are interested, you can follow me on Linkedin where I regularly write about scholarships. I also provide consulting services as well, and you can check the consulting services page for more information.
Updated June 23, 2024

4 Comments

  1. ZUBAIRU MUHAMMAD September 6, 2024 at 9:57 pm - Reply

    hi Hyun, before I apply for the graduate assistant scholarships, do I need to apply for admission to NYU first and got admitted?

    • Hyun Lee September 8, 2024 at 4:51 pm - Reply

      Hello, yes, that’s usually how graduate assistantships go. It depends on the graduate school too since graduate schools are decentralized. You might get it the first semester, but usually, these are awarded to current students first

  2. Ewulenyan Kwasi Ntason October 22, 2024 at 12:28 am - Reply

    How would I find a supervisor on an institution’s official website?

    • Hyun Lee October 25, 2024 at 12:42 am - Reply

      Supervisors are professors and teachers at the University. on the official website look for “Faculty” or “Staff.” There, you can find profiles of faculty members along with their research interests and contact information. Contact those within the scope of your research. Best of luck!

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