In your personal history statement tell us about yourself: your background, identity, experience, or any factors in your life that relate to how you would add to our program’s diversity or how you would work with diverse groups. This statement should be no more than one single spaced page. We require a Personal History Statement that describes how you would contribute to increasing diversity, inclusion, and equity in our program and/or how your life experiences equip you to conduct research with and teach the diverse populations that UNC-CH serves. Our graduate students are a vital part of the life UNC-CH’s vibrant and diverse learning community. The UNC-CH Geography graduate program values excellence in scholarship and actively seeks to include a diversity of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, in order to foster scholarship that will be transformative both within and beyond the academy. Read our Department’s instructions for statement of purpose Read more
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Read our Department’s instructions for statement of purpose (also referred to as Statement of Professional and Research Interests ) and for personal history statement. Keep in mind that for our department, the GRE is not part of our evaluation criteria for admission. Please review UNC Graduate School’s complete list of required application materials. Apply by this deadline for Fall admission and consideration for Departmental funding and nomination for UNC Graduate School recruitment awards for incoming students. Please note that application fee waiver requests are available to some US-based applicants.Īpplication deadline is 14 December 2021. Visit the Graduate School ’s information page for an online application. If an applicant is planning to visit the campus, an advance notice to the Director of Graduate Studies would be helpful for scheduling a meeting, in addition to setting up (virtual) meetings with faculty members and graduate students who have related interests.Īll prospective students must apply for admission to the Graduate School of the University of North Carolina. Whenever possible, we also encourage applicants to visit our department however, visiting is not required. If the faculty member expresses interest, then we suggest continuing communication over email or phone to discuss interests, goals, and expectations. to faculty with common interests, and to inquire if that faculty member will be accepting any new graduate students. In order to identify an initial faculty advisor and learn more about our program, we recommend all applicants to send an initial email with a short description of academic interests and a C.V. For applicants who do not have a specific faculty member committed to serving as their initial advisor but have research interests that fit the Department and the support of one or more faculty members, the Director of Graduate Studies may serve as the initial faculty advisor.
In many cases, this initial faculty advisor becomes the student’s formal Academic Advisor, but it is also possible for another faculty member to take on the role of Academic Advisor later on. : The Department admits only those applicants who have a specific faculty member interested in supporting their admission and willing to act as their initial advisor during the first year in residence.
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