Department of Women Studies at the University of Alabama
 


Admissions

Applicants must meet the admission standards of the Graduate School. For current Graduate School Admissinon requirements and information about online electronic applications, consult the gradute school website at http://graduate.ua.edu.

A Graduate School catalog is available online at http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/index.html

Catalog and application form may also be obtained from:

The Graduate School
The University of Alabama
Box 870118, 102 Rose Administration
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0118

Phone: 205-348-5921

Applications are made directly to the Graduate School, while letters of recommendation should be sent to the Women's Studies Department at:

University of Alabama Women's Studies
Box 870272
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0272

For more information contact:

Carol Pierman
Graduate Director
University of Alabama Women's Studies
Box 870272
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0272

Applicants should have had at least an introductory women's studies course or its equivalent, or take i before enrolling in the graduate program. International students must have a TOEFL score of 550.

The University of Alabama is an equal employment/equal educational opportunity institution.

 

Financial Aid

University of Alabama Women's Studies is one of the few programs in the U.S. with a permanent number of graduate assistantships, which we award to qualified students on a competitive basis. Several universities have graduate programs in women's studies, but few have full-time assistantships in women's studies; our graduate assistants teach Introduction to Women's Studies or they perform research with a faculty member. If you plan to apply for an assistantship or financial aid, your application should be filed by February 15. Currently, assistantships pay $9,207.00 for the academic year, and they include a tuition scholarship for fall and spring sessions, doubling the value of the award.

For more information please visit the UA's financial aid website at http://financialaid.ua.edu

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