PSC In The News
Geronimus: Stress makes black women 7.5 years older in biological age than white counterparts
Frey rethinks trends in Millennial mass urganization
Shaefer on new UN report about America's failing safety net
Highlights
Seefeldt promoted to associate professor of social work, associate professor of public policy
Martha Bailey elected to the Board of Officers of the Society of Labor Economists
Charlie Brown elected to the Board of Officers of the Society of Labor Economists
More PSC brown bags, Fall 2018
Demography and Population Studies Training Overview
The Population Studies Center (PSC) is a research and training center within the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. The Center administers a large training program for both predoctoral and postdoctoral scholars in which PSC training faculty teach a broad range of specialized demographic courses. Our roster of current graduate student research interests offers a sense of the breadth of social science topics studied.
The International Training program bring scholars together from around the world to study in Ann Arbor and collaborate on projects with PSC researchers.
An assortment of government, foundation, and University funds are available to support trainees as well as the Hermalin and Freedman Funds, and Weinberg Fellowship which support the continuing research and training of PSC graduates. More information on support can be found at the UM Office of Financial Aid.