Others, like Duke and the University of Texas at Austin, offer stipends for students to take unpaid public interest internships.
Later Ottoman amirs likewise regularly attended Friday prayers at al-Azhar, but rarely provided subsidies for the maintenance of the mosque, though they did on occasion provide stipends for students and teachers.
Under Baibars and the Mamluk Sultanate, al-Azhar saw the return of stipends for students and teachers, as well as the onset of work to repair the mosque, which had been neglected for nearly 100 years.
Weiss suggests that graduate students live together and pool their resources, but even so, he says, at $23,000 annually--the average stipend for biomedical students at UCLA--most students can't afford half the $1600 average cost of a two-bedroom apartment close to the UCLA campus.
Pay day: Stanley has strong feelings about stipends for student-athletes.
The minimum stipend for Research Council students has increased to £9000 in 2003-04 and is set to rise further, to £12,000 by 2005-6, with up to £13,000 on offer to students in subject areas such as the physical sciences where there is a shortage of PhD candidates.
He was educated in Paris, first at the Collège Lemoine, where he was awarded a benefice or stipend for needy students, and then at the University of Paris, where he received his Master of Arts degree and formal license to teach by the mid-1320s.
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Living stipends for the students were cut after Sept. 11, according to one student.
With the announcement earlier in the month that stipends for Ph.D. students are to rise to £9000 by 2003, the Government hopes to halt the decline in the number of students embarking on scientific careers.
