PhD in Rehabilitation Science:
Tuition & Financial Aid

Program Costs

Resident and non-resident tuition for the PhD Program in Rehabilitation Science are based on Tier I Graduate Tuition & Fees for the Seattle campus, available from the University of Washington Office of Planning & Budgeting.

In addition to living expenses, other expenses associated with doctoral study may include books, computer hardware and software, transportation, costs related to conducting dissertation research, and dissertation preparation.

Financial Aid

Although we cannot guarantee financial assistance in the form of graduate student appointments to all students, we make every effort to find financial support within the Department’s ongoing teaching and research activities, training grants, and other funding opportunities. We will also facilitate funding support and graduate student appointments through other campus departments when available and appropriate.

Please review the information on Fellowships and Assistantships provided on the Graduate School website.

Additional resources for financial assistance include:

• UW Office of Student Financial Aid
• Grants and Funding Information Service (GFIS)
  Offers help in searching for outside funding through databases and workshops.

To learn more about the PhD Program in Rehabilitation Science, please explore the links below:

• Program Description
• Diversity & Equal Opportunity
• Applying
• Eligibility Requirements
• Selection Process
• Curriculum
• Careers
• Faculty Members
• Living in Seattle
• Contact Information