Definition of assistantship in English:

assistantship

nounəˈsɪstəntʃɪpəˈsɪstəntˌʃɪp

North American

A paid academic appointment made to a graduate student that involves part-time teaching or research.
〈北美〉（由研究生担任的）助教（或助理研究员）职务
Example sentencesExamples
- I had the advantage of a graduate assistantship throughout my studies that helped me obtain my university diplomas.
- By contract, assistantships employ graduate students for a certain number of hours per week.
- The position was funded by providing a graduate assistantship to an individual with clinical experience who is working toward a Ph.D. in counseling psychology.
- This is not art unexpected result as student support in assistantships often involve activities that include teaching and research duties.
- Graduate schools often offer fellowships or graduate teaching assistantships that undergraduate programs do not.
- Graduate assistantships and graduate waivers were increased.
- The percentage of students with assistantships for teaching and research ranged from a high value of 100 percent to a low value of zero percent.
- The responsibilities that come with a teaching or research assistantship, on the other hand, draw one into a community and help build a professional identity and sense of commitment.
- The faculty helped me secure a graduate assistantship for financial assistance.
- A number of teaching assistantships are awarded each year, designed to attract gifted students who have demonstrated artistic ability and teaching potential.
- Approximately 45 graduate assistantships will be discontinued.
- That seemed almost obscene to someone who was used to graduate assistantships that were essentially break even propositions.
- The college offers low tuition and the department has a generous endowment for student awards and assistantships.
- In his first semester he had amassed enough money to buy a car and to pay for his rent simultaneously - on his teaching assistantship.
- She was denied a teaching assistantship, although she was an experienced and excellent teacher.
- I was offered a teaching assistantship writing curriculum for Agricultural Mechanics and graduated with a Masters in Agricultural Education.
- Many folks who take a long time to graduate do so because they have not yet found a job and want to keep a teaching or research assistantship job.
- They were both accepted by Cornell which offered them teaching assistantships.
- This requirement could be met in a variety of ways including independent study, teaching assistantships, specific methods courses, and interdisciplinary approaches.
- Such experiences include (but are not limited to) teaching assistantships in botany or biology courses, faculty-supervised research, and off-campus internships.

Definition of assistantship in US English:

assistantship

nounəˈsɪstəntˌʃɪpəˈsistəntˌSHip

North American

A paid academic appointment made to a graduate student that involves part-time teaching or research.
〈北美〉（由研究生担任的）助教（或助理研究员）职务
Example sentencesExamples
- The position was funded by providing a graduate assistantship to an individual with clinical experience who is working toward a Ph.D. in counseling psychology.
- I was offered a teaching assistantship writing curriculum for Agricultural Mechanics and graduated with a Masters in Agricultural Education.
- The percentage of students with assistantships for teaching and research ranged from a high value of 100 percent to a low value of zero percent.
- This is not art unexpected result as student support in assistantships often involve activities that include teaching and research duties.
- Approximately 45 graduate assistantships will be discontinued.
- They were both accepted by Cornell which offered them teaching assistantships.
- Such experiences include (but are not limited to) teaching assistantships in botany or biology courses, faculty-supervised research, and off-campus internships.
- By contract, assistantships employ graduate students for a certain number of hours per week.
- The faculty helped me secure a graduate assistantship for financial assistance.
- Graduate schools often offer fellowships or graduate teaching assistantships that undergraduate programs do not.
- That seemed almost obscene to someone who was used to graduate assistantships that were essentially break even propositions.
- Many folks who take a long time to graduate do so because they have not yet found a job and want to keep a teaching or research assistantship job.
- The college offers low tuition and the department has a generous endowment for student awards and assistantships.
- I had the advantage of a graduate assistantship throughout my studies that helped me obtain my university diplomas.
- A number of teaching assistantships are awarded each year, designed to attract gifted students who have demonstrated artistic ability and teaching potential.
- She was denied a teaching assistantship, although she was an experienced and excellent teacher.
- Graduate assistantships and graduate waivers were increased.
- The responsibilities that come with a teaching or research assistantship, on the other hand, draw one into a community and help build a professional identity and sense of commitment.
- In his first semester he had amassed enough money to buy a car and to pay for his rent simultaneously - on his teaching assistantship.
- This requirement could be met in a variety of ways including independent study, teaching assistantships, specific methods courses, and interdisciplinary approaches.

词汇	assistantship
释义	Definition of assistantship in English: assistantship nounəˈsɪstəntʃɪpəˈsɪstəntˌʃɪp North American A paid academic appointment made to a graduate student that involves part-time teaching or research. 〈北美〉（由研究生担任的）助教（或助理研究员）职务 Example sentencesExamples I had the advantage of a graduate assistantship throughout my studies that helped me obtain my university diplomas. By contract, assistantships employ graduate students for a certain number of hours per week. The position was funded by providing a graduate assistantship to an individual with clinical experience who is working toward a Ph.D. in counseling psychology. This is not art unexpected result as student support in assistantships often involve activities that include teaching and research duties. Graduate schools often offer fellowships or graduate teaching assistantships that undergraduate programs do not. Graduate assistantships and graduate waivers were increased. The percentage of students with assistantships for teaching and research ranged from a high value of 100 percent to a low value of zero percent. The responsibilities that come with a teaching or research assistantship, on the other hand, draw one into a community and help build a professional identity and sense of commitment. The faculty helped me secure a graduate assistantship for financial assistance. A number of teaching assistantships are awarded each year, designed to attract gifted students who have demonstrated artistic ability and teaching potential. Approximately 45 graduate assistantships will be discontinued. That seemed almost obscene to someone who was used to graduate assistantships that were essentially break even propositions. The college offers low tuition and the department has a generous endowment for student awards and assistantships. In his first semester he had amassed enough money to buy a car and to pay for his rent simultaneously - on his teaching assistantship. She was denied a teaching assistantship, although she was an experienced and excellent teacher. I was offered a teaching assistantship writing curriculum for Agricultural Mechanics and graduated with a Masters in Agricultural Education. Many folks who take a long time to graduate do so because they have not yet found a job and want to keep a teaching or research assistantship job. They were both accepted by Cornell which offered them teaching assistantships. This requirement could be met in a variety of ways including independent study, teaching assistantships, specific methods courses, and interdisciplinary approaches. Such experiences include (but are not limited to) teaching assistantships in botany or biology courses, faculty-supervised research, and off-campus internships. Definition of assistantship in US English: assistantship nounəˈsɪstəntˌʃɪpəˈsistəntˌSHip North American A paid academic appointment made to a graduate student that involves part-time teaching or research. 〈北美〉（由研究生担任的）助教（或助理研究员）职务 Example sentencesExamples The position was funded by providing a graduate assistantship to an individual with clinical experience who is working toward a Ph.D. in counseling psychology. I was offered a teaching assistantship writing curriculum for Agricultural Mechanics and graduated with a Masters in Agricultural Education. The percentage of students with assistantships for teaching and research ranged from a high value of 100 percent to a low value of zero percent. This is not art unexpected result as student support in assistantships often involve activities that include teaching and research duties. Approximately 45 graduate assistantships will be discontinued. They were both accepted by Cornell which offered them teaching assistantships. Such experiences include (but are not limited to) teaching assistantships in botany or biology courses, faculty-supervised research, and off-campus internships. By contract, assistantships employ graduate students for a certain number of hours per week. The faculty helped me secure a graduate assistantship for financial assistance. Graduate schools often offer fellowships or graduate teaching assistantships that undergraduate programs do not. That seemed almost obscene to someone who was used to graduate assistantships that were essentially break even propositions. Many folks who take a long time to graduate do so because they have not yet found a job and want to keep a teaching or research assistantship job. The college offers low tuition and the department has a generous endowment for student awards and assistantships. I had the advantage of a graduate assistantship throughout my studies that helped me obtain my university diplomas. A number of teaching assistantships are awarded each year, designed to attract gifted students who have demonstrated artistic ability and teaching potential. She was denied a teaching assistantship, although she was an experienced and excellent teacher. Graduate assistantships and graduate waivers were increased. The responsibilities that come with a teaching or research assistantship, on the other hand, draw one into a community and help build a professional identity and sense of commitment. In his first semester he had amassed enough money to buy a car and to pay for his rent simultaneously - on his teaching assistantship. This requirement could be met in a variety of ways including independent study, teaching assistantships, specific methods courses, and interdisciplinary approaches.
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