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Phone: 419.530.GRAD (4723)
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Types of Assistantships
There are four types of assistantships available at The University of Toledo:
Teaching Assistantship
The Teaching Assistant is expected to participate directly in the teaching of a course or be assigned to
specific teaching support or related activities. It is expected that the assistantship will be a learning experience that
facilitates
completion of degree requirements and helps the student prepare for a professional career. The University’s intention is
to make the
teaching assistantship a valuable and integral part of the student’s graduate education.
Research Assistantships
The Research Assistant is expected to participate in research as directed by a University faculty member.
In many cases, the faculty member will have a research grant. The appointment is primarily a learning experience. The assistant
will
be given the opportunity to learn research design, data gathering, data treatment, interpretation, reporting, etc., rather
than function simply
in one isolated phase or serving as a clerical assistant. Duties will be discussed with the sponsoring faculty member.
Administrative Assistantships
The Administrative Assistant is expected to participate directly in the administrative duties assigned
by the supervisor. It is expected that the assistantship will be a learning experience that facilitates completion of degree
and helps the
student prepare for a professional career. The intention is to make the assistantship a valuable and integral part of the
graduate student’s
higher educational experience.
Internships
A selected number of graduate programs provide paid internships through agreements with companies in the Toledo area.
The internship provides the graduate student an opportunity to serve in a professional role and to establish relationships
with professionals in
their field of study. Duties will be discussed with the sponsoring company representative and the UT faculty member. Students
should
contact their department for more information.
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