These two positions include a tuition waiver and a bi-weekly stipend. Some of these positions are offered right before the semester starts. Another way students are supported is through paid internships with certain agencies in Albany. These internships can provide financial support and provide a topic for your thesis. We hope to have a list of available internship topics from a few of these agencies soon.
Fellowships are another source of funding for biodiversity students when they are available.
Although funding is not guaranteed, the program is making an effort to support all qualified students that need funding.