Costs & Funding

2023-2024 Tuition Rates & Fees

Tuition rates and fees for the next academic year are submitted to the UW Regents who will make the final decision on the rates in early summer prior to the start of the school year.

Full-Time Enrollment, from 7 to 18 credits (inclusive of tuition and fees)

Washington State Resident

Non-Resident

Tuition for fewer than 7 or more than 18 credits

See the UW Office of Planning & Budgeting website for tuition information for fewer than 6 or more than 18 credits. Contact phgadmit@uw.edu with questions.

Washington State Residency

For information on the requirements to be classified as a Washington State resident for tuition and fee purposes, please see the Residency Office website.

Program Funding

The Institute for Public Health Genetics does not guarantee funding for any of it’s three degrees, however there are many opportunities across the university for students to secure partial or full funding during their time studying at the Institute. The majority of IPHG students seeking funding, are able to secure at least partial funding while studying.

Teaching Assistantships

The Institute has at least two half-time TA positions available each quarter. TAs are an integral part of our undergraduate teaching program and offer graduate students experience teaching and working with faculty.

TAs are recruited to support undergraduate courses in autumn, winter, and spring quarters. Open TA opportunities are advertised to current students prior to each quarter and applications are reviewed in a competitive selection process. TA positions are 20 hours per week and provide a three month salary (Graduate School Pay Schedule), a tuition waiver (except for some mandatory student fees), and GAIP health insurance for the quarter of the appointment.

Research Assistantships

Though the Institute does not offer any RAs directly, members of the Institute’s faculty frequently have opportunities for RAs. Open RA applications are sent to students as they are available. Additionally, at the request of an admitted student, IPHG will make CVs and Resume’s available to IPHG faculty should they have available RA positions that match a student’s research interest and experience.

RA positions vary from 10 to 20 hours per week and provide a three month salary (Graduate School Pay Schedule). Depending on the hours per week of specific student employment roles, a tuition waiver (except for some mandatory student fees), and GAIP health insurance for the quarter(s) of the appointment may also be included.

Additional Opportunities

School of Public Health

The School of Public Health lists student funding and opportunities including current fellowship, assistantship, and other funding opportunities available to students across the School. The School also offers a number of competitively awarded scholarships and fellowships.

UW Resources

Office of Financial Aid

The Office of Financial Aid provides information and applications for available loans, grants, and work-study positions. Please review their key dates and deadlines page for priority application dates.

Grants and Funding Information Service

The Grants and Funding Information Service (GFIS) at the University Libraries (in conjunction with the Graduate School) provides workshops and individual consultations to help identify the best resources in your search for funding. They have a collection of funding directories and their website has links to resources.

Emergency Aid

Emergency Aid assists students who are experiencing unexpected financial hardships that may disrupt their education or prevent them from earning their UW degree.

More

• Student Fiscal Services
• Graduate and Professional Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy for Financial Aid