A research assistant works closely with one or more faculty in performing research. Assistantships cover tuition and provide a stipend to cover living and other expenses. Here are opportunities that we anticipate having for incoming Ph.D. and M.S. students for Fall 2001. If you would like more detailed information about any opportunity, please visit the accompanying links or contact the professor advertising the position. Current opportunities are available elsewhere on the Department site.
Teaching assistants teach or assist in teaching a course.
We help our students apply for and secure fellowships from foundations, industry, and government. We help our students secure summer internships at leading high-tech companies. Boulder County's large high-tech industry also provides convenient local opportunities for students. Conference Travel Support Both the Department of Computer Science and the Graduate School provide multiple awards each year to support student attendance at high-quality research conferences. Local Industry Boulder County has a large and rapidly growing high-tech industry, with companies such as Sun Microsystems, HP, IBM, Seagate, and Level 3, as well as smaller companies and startups providing additional opportunities for our graduate students and faculty.