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Eligibility Requirements
Funding is only allowed, per the guidelines of NSF, to students who are selected and meet the following criteria:
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident
- master or PhD student
- majoring in physics and astronomy, electrical and computer engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, mathematics, computer science, geography, or related discipline
- full-time student
Preference will be given to students who show or present a strong interest in the study of Precision Time and Frequency and Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) field as a whole. No prior research or related professional experience is required, but would be highly valued and such candidates are encouraged to apply. The evaluation process will seek to select a cohort of diverse students with differing skill sets.
Graduate Programs accepted in this NRT Program Include:
- Physics and Astronomy
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Mathematics
- Computer Science
- Geography
- Any other related disciplines are welcome to apply! We are interested in diversifying our group further and inquiries are welcome.
How to Apply
NSF Education and Training Application (ETAP) platform to complete the application.***PLEASE NOTE that prospective graduate students applying to the ACCEPT program must still apply to their graduate department through the UA Graduate School. Students not admitted to a department cannot be part of the ACCEPT program nor can they receive ACCEPT fellowships. The ACCEPT program and fellowship is an add-on to normal admission and student status, and this application in no way replaces the UA Graduate Admissions Process.***
- Curriculum Vitae
- Transcripts from all institutions previously or currently attending
- Contact information (e-mail and phone number) for three references
The student should also arrange for one (and only one) letter of recommendation to be sent directly by email to accept@ua.edu.
Interviews will be scheduled when contacted by the Program Coordinator.