The proximity of the Research Triangle Park to the University has permitted the Curriculum to utilize the expertise of various toxicologists as a part of its research and teaching activities. The participation by Research Triangle Park scientists in the training activities of the Curriculum includes direction of student research for the Ph.D. degree, membership on the research advisory and examination committees for specific students, and lecturing in their research specialties in the Curriculum's graduate courses. The research activities of the Curriculum in Toxicology are conducted in the laboratory facilities assigned to individual faculty members by the participating administrative units. Financial Aid Doctoral traineeships, fellowships, and research assistantships are available on a competitive basis to support students working toward the Ph.D. degree. All eligible applicants are considered for financial aid awards.
Postdoctoral traineeships are also available.
Funding from training grants is limited by the federal government to U.S. citizens and permanent residents. No funding is available for international students for the first two years. These charges, however, are subject to change. Living and Housing Costs Residences for single and married students are maintained by the University. Furnished and unfurnished apartments and houses are also available in town.