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assistantship
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as·sis·tant·ship  (-sstnt-shp)
n.
An academic position that carries a stipend and usually involves part-time teaching or research, given to a qualified graduate student.
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assistantship [əˈsɪstəntʃɪp] N
1. (Brit) (at school) → lectorado m
2. (US) (at college) → agregaduría f, puesto m de profesor agregado
assistantship
n (Brit: at school) → Stelle f → als Fremdsprachenassistent(in); (US: at college) → Assistentenstelle f


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Many universities provide doctoral fellowships, graduate assistantships, research assistantships, teaching assistantships and other forms of financial assistance.
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In addition, those supported by fellowships, teaching assistantships, and/or research assistantships will be excused from their duties for six weeks--with pay.
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