University of Southern Maine Graduate Assistantships, USA (2022-2023)

Having campuses in Portland, Gorham and Lewiston among the U.S. state of Maine, The University of Southern American state is a public university that is devoted to offer its students with a high-quality, accessible, and cheap education. USM defends the freedom of scholars, school and workers, and promotes diversity altogether aspects of field life and educational work. It supports property development, environmental spot and community engagement

Through its undergraduate, graduate, and skilled programs, USM school members develop future leaders within the subject field and sciences, engineering and technology, health and human services, education, business, law, and public service.

The University of Southern Maine has been awarded ten times the highest quality/price ratio in Maine. This University is among the best universities in both the United States and the region, with more than 70 undergraduate and graduate programs to choose from. 

It has a student to faculty ratio of 16.2:1 and is an excellent place to learn. The teaching staff come from a variety of educational backgrounds and has extensive experience in the practical and teaching professions. 

Scholarship Description:  

• Host University: University of Southern Maine; 
• Host Country: USA; 
• Study Level: Graduate Level; 
• Scholarship Type: Partial Funding;  
• Scholarship Worth: Check the details below; 
• Eligible Countries: International Students; 
• Subjects: All Subjects; 
• Application Deadline: The Scholarship is open. 

The Graduate Assistantships are now available for International Students in all fields to have the opportunity to continue their Graduate studies at the University of Southern Maine. 

Scholarship Benefits:  

The successful candidates will be awarded a graduate assistantship in the University of Southern Maine’s Applied Graduate Program. 

Eligibility requirements: 

In order to be selected, candidates must have enrolled in at least 6 course credits during the semester(s) in which they will be working as MSc and CAS students, or be enrolled in the MSc GRS 602 or PhD GRS 701 course and have a certificate of satisfactory progress from their degree courses. 

Application process: 

The successful candidate must initially complete an application for the specific graduate degree course they are interested in pursuing through the university’s application portal or on the Common Application portal. When registering for the assistantship, the applicant should identify their preference in question 16 of the graduate application. 

Supporting Documents: 

The following documents are necessary for each applicant to submit to the university:

International College Transcript Evaluation, Statement of Finances, Letters of Recommendation, Current Resume, Official Transcripts, and an Essay or Statement of Purpose. 

Admission Requirements: 

Researchers are enrolled in an advanced degree course and the students are fully committed to a graduate degree program. 

Language Conditions: 

IELTS and TOEFL scores are required for international students and those who do not speak English as a first language. TOEFL IBT – 79, TOEFL PBT – 550, IELTS – 6.5, TOEFL CBT – 213 

Official Website:

For more details, please visit the official website:

https://usm.maine.edu/international/international-funding