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Doctoral students in the Robinson College of Busines are eligible for Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs) with stipends usually ranging from $12,000 to $20,000 per year.
The College also awards Temporary Instructorships (TIs) to select doctoral students who have passed the dissertation proposal defense. In addition, there are various fellowships and scholarships awarded on a competitive basis to doctoral students.
Tuition and Matriculation Fees for GRAs and GTAs
A student hired as a GRA or GTA receives a waiver of all tuition and matriculation fees. A registration fee will be assessed. This fee covers health clinic, student activity, student athletic and recreation fees.
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Graduate Research Assistantships
Newly admitted doctoral students. Soon after admission to the doctoral program, the Doctoral Program Office will inform newly admitted students who are seeking a GRA or GTA of the type and number of appointments which have been allocated to them by their academic unit.
Students in their second and successive years of doctoral studies. The student's major academic unit will determine the assistantship level to be allocated, based on the student's performance in the program and the unit's budget.
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Graduate Teaching Assistantships
The teaching assignment of a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) is usually a basic undergraduate course in the student's area of interest. Only doctoral students who have completed the requirements for a master's degree, or the equivalent amount of graduate coursework, can be considered for appointment as a GTA.
Prior to the actual appointment as a GTA, a student must be recommended for hire by an academic unit and receive approval to teach from the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. The student is responsible for completing all paperwork involved in this process well in advance of the semester for which approval is sought.
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