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USEFUL LINKS
Assistantship Clearinghouse - www.grad.uiuc.edu/clearinghouse/
Events and Deadlines - www.grad.uiuc.edu/events/
Fellowship Opportunities - www.grad.uiuc.edu/fellowship/
Graduate Handbook -www.grad.uiuc.edu/gradhandbook/
Guide to Graduate Life at Illinois - www.grad.uiuc.edu/survivalguide/
Past GradLinks - www.grad.uiuc.edu/pubs/gradlinks/
Thesis Handbook - www.grad.uiuc.edu/thesis/thesishandbook/
FINANCIAL AID
Students in the REEES MA program who are eligible can apply for Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships offered through the Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center, the European Union Center, the Center for Global Studies, and the Program in South Asian and Middle East Studies. Qualified students may also be eligible for other fellowships at the campus level. A limited number of teaching and graduate assistantships, which include a tuition and fee waiver, are also available to outstanding students. The Center offers a 50 percent graduate assistantship as an outreach assistant; research assistantships are sometimes available through the Slavic and East European Library. Information on need-based financial aid may be
obtained from the Graduate
College Fellowships Office.
FLAS Fellowships: Students in the M.A. program who are U.S.
citizens or permanent residents are eligible to compete for Foreign
Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships offered under the Higher
Education Act, Title VI, US Department of Education. Awards are for interdisciplinary language and area studies, including the
study of Russian or other languages of Eastern Europe and Eurasia.
FLAS Fellowships provide a tuition fee waiver and a stipend of $15,000
for academic-year fellowships; $2,500 for summer fellowships. Applications
for financial aid, including Foreign Language and Area Studies fellowships,
is February 1 for incoming students and February 16 for
students who are currently enrolled. For more information, contact reec@uiuc.edu.
CIC FLEP Grants: The Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC) Foreign Language Enhancement Program (FLEP) provides scholarships to help
graduate students take advantage of language offerings not available at
their home university, but available at another CIC member university.
Scholarships are intended to cover living expenses incurred while attending
another CIC host institution during the summer session.
CIC Traveling
Scholar Program: The Traveling Scholar Program enables doctoral-level
students at any CIC university to take advantage of educational opportunities—specialized
courses, unique library collections, unusual laboratories—at any
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Graduate
Programs
REEES MA
REEES
Graduate Minor
Balkan
Studies Minor
Information for FAOs
Information for Students
Undergraduate
Programs
REEES
Major
REEES
Minor
Certificate in Global Business Culture
REEES Courses
Area
Studies Courses
Language
Courses
Commencement—Sp
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