- School Profile
- School Stats
- Additional Info
- Departments
- Programs
- Scholarships
Today's Cornell reflects this heritage of egalitarian excellence. It is home to the nation's first colleges devoted to hotel administration, industrial and labor relations, and veterinary medicine. Both a private university and the land-grant institution of New York State, Cornell University is the most educationally diverse member of the Ivy League.
On the Ithaca campus alone nearly 20,000 students representing every state and 120 countries choose from among 4,000 courses in 11 undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools. Many undergraduates participate in a wide range of interdisciplinary programs, play meaningful roles in original research, and study in Cornell programs in Washington, New York City, and the world over.
Faculty
Undergraduate Information
Graduate / Postgraduate Information
Students
Graduate Output
| Number of PhDs Awarded | 452 | |
| Total number of PhDs awarded in the last 12 months | ||
No additional information has been added for this institution.
- Office of the President
- Undergraduate Admissions Office
No programs have been entered for this institution.
Andrew W. Mellon Student Research Grants. 4 available @ USD 1,500
Annual fellowship to increase the involvement of students with environmental issues by stimulating original research, especially research embodying synthetic concepts and multidisciplinary approaches.
Eligibility: Individuals or groups enrolled in graduate or undergraduate program with Cornell's College of Agriculture, Life Sciences or Biological Sciences.
Specialisation
Fields relating to environmental and natural resource issues
Application Process
For further information, contact Ann Gantner, Office of Academic Programs, 140 Roberts Hall. Telephone: 607-255-3081. E-mail: amg28@cornell.edu.
Application URL
http://cals.cornell.edu/cals/current/student-research/grants/index.cfm
Deadline
16th February 2007
Diversity fellowships. 0 available @ USD 0
Special fellowships designed to increase the diversity of Cornell's graduate student population may be available on a competitive basis to U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Students must fulfil the following criteria: 1) a history of overcoming disadvantage; 2) first-generation college student; 3) raised in a single-parent household; 4) member of an underrepresented minority group (American Indian or Alaskan native, Black/African American, Mexican American, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, Puerto Rican, Other Hispanic).
Specialisation
any
Application Process
Please submit a supplemental essay with your application that addresses how the criteria apply to you.
Deadline
1st January 2006

