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MS or PhDInstitutionAdvisorContact InfoAdvisor websiteDept/Program WebsiteTopic Area
Does program require standardized tests?
Does program "guarantee*" funding (to students in "good standing") and if so for how many years? *This is not a promise of funding if you are admitted (read your offer letter carefully)
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PhDWashington UniversityTansu Daylantansu@wustl.eduhttps://sites.wustl.edu/astromusers/https://physics.wustl.eduExoplanetsYes5
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PhDUniversity of RochesterMiki Nakajimamnakajima@rochester.eduhttps://www.mikinakajima.com/https://www.sas.rochester.edu/ees/Planetary Science, Planet formation, impacts, cratering, the Moon, moons, exomoons, magnetic fieldsYes, but also a Duolingo exam is accepted
It is not strictly guaranteed, but as far as I know, no student had issues with funding for 5-6 years.
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PhDUniversity of Arizona/LPLIlaria Pascuccipascucci@arizona.eduhttps://ilariapascucci.com/https://www.lpl.arizona.edu/exoplanet demographicsno
LPL intent is to provide up to 5 years of financial support towards the Ph.D
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PhDUniversity of Arizona LPLSukrit Ranjansukrit@arizona.eduhttps://sukritranjan.github.io/https://www.lpl.arizona.edu/research/opportunities
A PhD opportunity focused on planetary atmospheres and astrobiology is available in the Ranjan group. The Ranjan group conducts theoretical investigations broadly focused on elucidating the conditions under which life arose on Earth and determining how to search for life elsewhere. The specific research possibilities anticipated for this opportunity include modelling hydrodynamic escape for terrestrial exoplanets relevant to ongoing JWST observations, false positives for CH4 and O2 as a biosignature gas on exoplanets relevant to the planned Habitable Worlds Observatory, and nitrogen and sulfur cycling on Earth and Mars relevant to current laboratory prebiotic chemistry and future Mars missions. Students from a broad range of academic backgrounds from geoscience to physics are encouraged to apply; however, a strong background in mathematics and significant programming experience are essential.
NoYes, 5 years
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PhDPurdue UniversityProf. Kelsey Prisselkprissel@purdue.edueaps.purdue.edu/petrologyeaps.purdue.eduPetrologyNo
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PhDUniversity of IdahoJason W. BarnesJwbarnes@uidaho.edubarnesos.net/proWww.uidaho.edu/sci/physicsPlanetary science / exoplanetsNo subject GREN/A
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bothMacau University of Science and TechnologyMarta Filipa Simõesmsimoes@must.edu.mo
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Marta-Simoes-3?ev=hdr_xprf; https://www.must.edu.mo/images/SSI/cv/Astrobiology/Marta_Simoes_CV.pdf
https://www.must.edu.mo/en/ssi/courseAstrobiology and Astromycology
Yes. One of the recognised English tests listed by MUST.
No. Funding is dependent on PI's projects.
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BothUniversity of AlbertaDr. Abigail Azariaazari@ualberta.caabbyazari.github.iohttps://www.ualberta.ca/en/physics/index.htmlPlanetary space environments, space physics, machine learning, Mars
Yes; for students coming from non English instructional programs there are required proficiency tests.
Yes; 2 years for an MSc; 4 years for a PhD
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bothArizona State UniversitySarah Stewartsstewa56@asu.eduhttps://sarahtstewart.net/https://sese.asu.edu/Planetary physics, shock physics
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PhDNorthern Arizona University
Jennifer Hanley, Will Grundy
jhanley@lowell.edu, grundy@lowell.eduhttps://sites.google.com/lowell.edu/astrophysical-materials-lab/research-opportunitiesnau.edu/astronomy-and-planetary-scienceOuter solar system icy satellites (laboratory and modeling)No GRE required
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PhDUniversity of Central FloridaRamses RamirezRamses.Ramirez@ucf.eduhttps://habitableplanets.wordpress.com/https://planets.ucf.edu/Planetary Habitability, Terrestrial Planetary Atmospheres, Climate, Atmospheric Escape, Solar System, Exoplanets, Mars, TitanNoYes, 5 years
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PhDUNLV
Elisabeth Hausrath and other department faculty members
Elisabeth.Hausrath@unlv.eduhttps://hausrath.faculty.unlv.edu/https://geoscience.unlv.edu/
The UNLV Department of Geoscience has received a NSF EPSCoR grant for Graduate Research Fellowships that will support 15 PhD Fellows in our department for 4 years at a stipend rate of $37,000 per year. The grant also covers their tuition and fees. Fellows will be selected from students that have received an honorable in the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship program. The link to apply or receive more information about the program is here: https://etap.nsf.gov/award/8245/opportunity/11254
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BothArizona State UniversityLuis Welbanksluis.welbanks@asu.eduluiswelbanks.comhttps://sese.asu.edu/ExoplanetsNo
Depending. Mostly 2 to 4 years.
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PhDMichigan State UniversitySeth Jacobsonseth@msu.eduwww.planetarymakerspace.orgEarth and Environmental Sciences / https://ees.natsci.msu.edu/Planet formation and small body studies; there is a funded NSF project focused on planetesimal formation that is in need of a student.
No GRE, international students will need to demonstrate English mastery to MSU
3 years
Students must apply to the Earth and Environmental Sciences program; the Astronomy program is not taking any graduate students this year.
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EitherUniversity of New MexicoKara Brugmanbrugman@unm.edukarabrugman.comeps.unm.eduExoplanet high pressure experiments (piston-cylinder)GRE not required or considered8 semesters
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PhDNorthern Arizona UniversityDiego MunozDiego.Munoz@nau.eduhttps://djmunoz.github.iohttps://directory.nau.edu/departments?id=10219Theoretical astrophysics/ exoplanetsNoYes
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bothUniversity of IdahoErika Radererader@uidaho.eduhttps://erikarader.weebly.com/https://www.uidaho.edu/graduate-studiesPlanetary Volcanology, Spectroscopyno
all my students have been funded for entire program, though legally not able to say 'guaranteed'
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Both University of AlabamaJupiter (Cheng) Hansenhhansen2@ua.eduhttps://jupiterhansen.com/https://geo.ua.edu/Structural geology and tectonics, impact cratering, small bodiesNo
Teaching assistantship (2 years for MS; 4 years for PhD)
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PhDThe University of Hong Kong (HKU)Yuqi Qianyuqiqian@hku.hkhttps://yuqiqian.com/https://www.earthsciences.hku.hk/Lunar Science, Lunar Geology, Lunar Remote Sensing, Lunar GeochemistryIELTS or TOEFL
Yes, fully funded by Postgraduate Scholarship (2500 USD per month)
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PhDUniversity of ChicagoEliza Kemptonekempton@uchicago.eduhttps://astrophysics.uchicago.edu/people/profile/eliza-kempton/https://astrophysics.uchicago.edu/Exoplanet atmospheres theoryNoYes
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PhDUniversity of VirginiaAjay B. Limayeajay@virginia.eduwww.ajaylimaye.comhttps://evsc.as.virginia.edu/prospective-graduate-studentsEarth and planetary surface processesTOEFL for International applicants
Yes, 5 years for Ph.D.
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