Joseph Roberts

Arizona State University's College of Health Solutions is recruiting two new doctoral students for the Exercise and Nutritional Sciences PhD Program, starting Fall 2026. This opportunity is part of the prestigious Presidential Graduate Assistantship Program, which supports doctoral students whose research, teaching, and service contribute to advancing the ASU Charter. The program emphasizes innovative, translational, and interdisciplinary research focused on preventing and managing chronic diseases across communities in Arizona and beyond. Successful applicants will join a vibrant research environment, working closely with principal mentors to tailor their experience to their research interests and goals. The program offers full financial support, including tuition, a stipend, and health insurance, contingent on satisfactory academic progress. In addition to research opportunities, students will benefit from professional development, faculty mentoring, and specialized training through the Office of Inclusive Excellence and the ASU Graduate College. Priority is given to candidates with a strong background in exercise science, nutritional sciences, and chronic disease prevention. Applicants should demonstrate innovative and interdisciplinary research experience. The application deadline for Fall 2026 entry is February 15, 2026. For more information or questions, prospective students are encouraged to contact [email protected] or visit the program's website. Keywords: Exercise Science, Nutritional Sciences, Chronic Disease Prevention, Translational Research, Interdisciplinary Research, Health Solutions, Professional Development.