School of Arts and Sciences

SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES FELLOWSHIPS

School of Arts & Sciences Graduate Fellowships

With an arts & sciences fellowship at Merrimack College, you are reducing the cost of your tuition while expanding your professional network and job experience.

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Why Pursue an Arts & Sciences Fellowship at Merrimack?

Our competitive, highly sought-after fellowships provide you with:

Reduced Tuition Expenses.

You’ll engage in interdisciplinary, innovative coursework at a fraction of the price when you participate in a fellowship. You’ll get hands-on professional experience while saving money on your graduate degree.

Real-world Experience.

Our fellowships equip you with on-the-job training and marketable skills that employers want. You’ll collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and grow your specialized knowledge.

Career Connections.

You’ll work alongside experts in their field where you’ll build your professional network and career connections.

Robust Professional Development.

With the guidance of experienced site-based supervisors and program faculty, you’ll have the support you need to excel in your field placement and in your graduate studies.

Arts & Sciences Fellowship Opportunities by Program

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