Financial Aid
To encourage graduate transportation students to complete their degree programs, MBTC provides financial assistance, including part-time employment on Center-sponsored projects early in students' graduate careers. Some research and employment opportunities also are available to undergraduate students.
Since 1992 MBTC has provided transportation graduate students with more than $300,000 in fellowships and independent graduate assistantships. In addition to financial considerations, participation in meaningful research enriches students' educational experiences and provides opportunities for interaction with transportation professionals.
For more information contact:
Dr. Kevin Hall, kdhall@uark.edu
Head, Department of Civil Engineering
4190 Bell Engineering Center
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR 72701
tel (479) 575-4954
fax (479) 575-7168
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