Funded MS and PhD Animal Science Graduate Positions at University of Maryland (Fall 2025) 

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Funded MS and PhD Animal Science Graduate Positions at University of Maryland (Fall 2025): Overview

The University of Maryland’s Department of Animal and Avian Sciences (ANSC) is offering fully funded Master’s (thesis-based) and PhD (dissertation-based) graduate research and teaching assistantship positions starting Fall 2025. Graduate students will collaborate closely with leading faculty in animal science fields like genetics, reproduction, and infectious diseases.

Deadlines

• Best consideration deadline: January 8 2025

• Fall admission strongly preferred

Scholarship Categories

• MS and PhD programs (thesis-based only)

• Graduate Research and Teaching Assistantships

Funded MS and PhD Animal Science Graduate Positions at University of Maryland (Fall 2025): Eligibility Criteria

• Bachelor’s degree in animal science, poultry science, or related biological/veterinary sciences

• Minimum undergraduate GPA of 30 on a 40 scale

• GRE optional (preferred score of 300)

• For international students: Minimum TOEFL speaking score of 24 or IELTS of 75

Documents Required

• Online application

• Transcripts

• Letters of recommendation

• CV/resume

• Statement of purpose

• Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)

Important Notes

• Assistantships cover tuition and provide stipends

• Teaching assistants help instruct undergrad courses

• Research areas include genetics, epigenetics, metabolism, animal welfare, etc.

• Apply by January 8 2025 for priority consideration for Fall 2025

• Email faculty directly to express research interest and secure lab placement

Application Process

• Apply online through the University of Maryland Graduate School portal

• Identify a suitable research lab from the faculty list

• Contact PIs currently recruiting:

  • Dr. Sunoh Che: sche@umd.edu

  • Dr. Emilia Przygrodzka: emiliap@umd.edu

  • Dr. Heewon Seo: hwseo@umd.edu