IGERT stands for Integrative Graduate Education and Research Training.  The UD IGERT grant was funded by NSF in 2006 and runs through 2011.  Students will be enrolled beginning in the fall of 2007.  For information on this program, click here for the IGERT website.

    This program would be ideal for a student with a strong undergraduate or graduate background in engineering, chemistry, or physics who has also had exposure to economics.  The program can be designed in many ways, but will necessarily involve coursework in Solar Hydrogen science as well as our graduate economics courses.  Funding for graduate students is available if you are accepted into this program.

    If you are interested in this program, contact the Economics Department's IGERT liaison, Prof. William Latham.