Scholarships and Fellowships

All MPH and MSPH students matriculating in the Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 semesters completing a 45-credit degree program will receive up to 20% in tuition scholarship awards. Students will be automatically considered for the scholarships upon submission of their application. Contact the Office of Admissions for more information.

M.S. in Biostatistics:

The Division of Biostatistics is offering partial scholarships to graduate students enrolled full-time in the ten-month, 33-credit Master of Science (M.S.) in Biostatistics program. The value of the scholarship is $7,500. Students will be automatically considered for the scholarships upon submission of their application. There are also various opportunities to gain professional experience while working as a Graduate Assistant, Teaching Assistant, and Research Assistant.

More information regarding the graduate funding for M.S. in Biostatistics students can be found here.

Ph.D. in Biostatistics:

Ph.D. students are supported financially through the following:

• Full tuition scholarship for the length of the program.
• A first-year stipend.
  • After the first year of study, students are expected to match with a funded research mentor and the mentor will continue stipend support and health insurance (if elected).
• Coverage of the graduate student health insurance policy for a single person.

More information regarding the graduate funding for Ph.D. in Biostatistics students can be found here.

M.S. in Climate and Health:

The M.S. in Climate and Health degree program offers 50% off tuition along with a research fellowships to its graduate students. Students will be automatically considered for the scholarships upon submission of their application. There are also various opportunities to gain professional experience while working as a Graduate Assistant, Teaching Assistant, and Research Assistant.

More information regarding the graduate funding for M.S. in Climate and Health students can be found here.

Ph.D. in Epidemiology and Population Health Sciences:

Ph.D. students are supported financially through the following:

• Full tuition scholarship for the length of the program.
• A first-year stipend.
  • After the first year of study, students are expected to match with a funded research mentor and the mentor will continue stipend support and health insurance (if elected).
• · Coverage of the graduate student health insurance policy for a single person.

More information regarding the graduate funding for Ph.D. in Epidemiology students can be found here.

M.S. in Prevention Science and Community Health:

The M.S. in Prevention Science and Community Health offers a limited number of merit-based scholarships to eligible candidates. The value of the scholarship is $7,500. Students will be automatically considered for the scholarships upon submission of their application. There are also various opportunities to gain professional experience while working as a Graduate Assistant, Teaching Assistant, and Research Assistant.

More information regarding the graduate funding for M.S. in Prevention Science students can be found here.

Ph.D. in Prevention Science and Community Health:

Ph.D. students are supported financially through the following:

• Full tuition scholarship for the length of the program.
• A first-year stipend.
  • After the first year of study, students are expected to match with a funded research mentor and the mentor will continue stipend support and health insurance (if elected).
• Coverage of the graduate student health insurance policy for a single person.

More information regarding the graduate funding for Ph.D. in Prevention Science students can be found here.