The campus of the University of Georgia in the vibrant college town of Athens, Georgia. Candidates for a teaching assistantship should also apply directly to the department when they apply for admission to the Graduate School; i.e., two separate applications must be sent, one to the Graduate School and the T.A. application and material to the department. Acceptance by the one is ordinarily contingent upon acceptance by the other. The stipend for teaching assistantships is currently $16,138. A limited number of Max Kade Fellowships, awarded on a competitive basis, may be offered to especially well-qualified students. Tuition and Fees Teaching assistants receive a reduced tuition fee of $25, and pay student fees each semester of approximately $1,145. Application for an assistantship should be made through the department: Application for Graduate Teaching Assistantship: You may print this application and mail to the address at the bottom of the form. For more information, or for questions regarding specific requirements, please contact Graduate Coordinator, Dr. Jan Uelzmann.
