The University provides housing for single and married students at reasonable rates. These range from dormitories for single students to three-bedroom townhouses for students with families. Individuals and housing management companies offer many more options for renting apartments and condos. Rent for area apartments varies greatly depending on location and size of accomodations. Most of these are within walking or biking distance, or are on University or Ann Arbor Transportation Department bus routes.
User fees are modest.
Every student who remains in good standing in one of the Ph.D. programs that is part of PIBS receives financial support throughout their graduate student years. Generic funding information for students in the PIBS program is available here. Pharmacology PhD students have a variety of funding sources. For example, the University is the recipient of a Pharmacological Sciences Training Grant from the National Institutes of Health. Click here to go to another page where you'll find a list and descriptions of the required and elective courses for the PhD program in pharmacology.