PhD student salary (school, university, tuition)

[pillo83]

Hi folks! I'm planning to ship from Italy to the University of Oregon (Informatics) for my PhD. There is a way to know what's the salary (average)??

Thanks!

[psychofan]

From http://www.petersons.com/gradchannel/code/ProgramVC.asp?sn=University-of-Oregonμ=College-of-Arts-and-Sciences&pn=Department-of-Computer-and-Information-Science&inunId=44440&filename=G50357E&typevc=progr amvc&sponsor=1 (http://www.petersons.com/gradchannel/code/ProgramVC.asp?sn=University-of-Oregon%CE%BC=College-of-Arts-and-Sciences&pn=Department-of-Computer-and-Information-Science&inunId=44440&filename=G50357E&typevc=progr amvc&sponsor=1 - broken link)

University of Oregon
College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Computer and Information Science

Teaching and research assistantships are available for qualified graduate students. In 2005–06, stipends ranged from $12,195 to $14,121 for the nine-month academic year, with the amount of the award depending on the entry level of the student. The stipends also include a waiver of tuition. The Department attempts to support all of its Ph.D. candidates through teaching and research assistantships. A few teaching and research fellowships are available from the summer school. Also, the Computing Center and other University departments regularly employ students as programmers, consultants, and computer operators. Various scholarships and work-study opportunities are available through the University’s Office of Student Financial Aid.

[Intergalactic]

$19,000, including summer support. They should have already explained this to you.