ERE and ETaP graduate students have access to a number of scholarship and financial aid opportunities. Links to sites that describe some of these opportunities are listed below. In addition, some students work as research assistants on faculty directed projects.

National Science Foundation Fellowships - The Environmental Resources Engineering Graduate Program has received a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to fund seven graduate student scholarships per year during the 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 academic years. The scholarships will be awarded to incoming ERE graduate students on a competitive basis. Applicants who submit all of the necessary master’s program application materials for fall semester admission by the February 15 deadline will automatically be considered for the scholarships. Each student who receives a scholarship will receive $10,500 to cover educational expenses (e.g. fees, books, software, laboratory supplies, etc.) and a $15,000 stipend for living expenses. The awards are for a single year and are not renewable.

Students who are interested to receive more information should contact any of the following ERE program faculty members: Eileen Cashman, Beth Eschenbach, Brad Finney, Arne Jacobson, or Margaret Lang. See http://www.humboldt.edu/engineering/graduate/ere/faculty for contact information.

Schatz Energy Fellowship - This fellowship is sponsored by the Schatz Energy Research Center for a graduate student who is pursuing studies related to renewable energy or energy efficiency. The fellowship provides $10,000 per year in support to the selected student.

The Research and Graduate Studies office at Humboldt State provides information about a number of student funding opportunities.

The Financial Aid office at HSU is also an excellent source of information about funding opportunities.

Information about the cost of graduate education at Humboldt State University is listed on the HSU Financial Services webpage.