(For a list of all other USF Fellowships and Scholarships visit: http://www.grad.usf.edu/scholarships.php)
Prospective Student Scholarships & Awards
Masters Scholarship
For the recruitment of an outstanding NEW Masters student enrolling at USF. The award is for five semesters; $4,000 award per term, tuition & fees, health insurance. Please contact your prospective department's Academic Services Administrator for additional information.
U.S.Public Health Traineeships
The College of Public Health cooperates with the US Public Health Service in offering traineeships to our students. The traineeship award includes a tuition waiver for nine semester hours as well as a stipend for full-time students; part-time students may be eligible for tuition waiver only. The availability of traineeships is entirely dependent on the receipt of federal funds. Awards are made by the Departments to Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Maternal and Child Health, Public Health Education, Environmental Health, Public Health Practice, and Toxicology students. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Departments award Traineeships each fall. Students do not directly apply for these traineeships.
University Graduate Fellowship
The mission of the UGF awards is for the recruitment of outstanding, NEW students enrolling at USF with focus placed on doctoral students. College funds may be given to exemplary new graduate students (preferably doctoral students) in each department dependent on university funds. In some years, departments may choose not give awards. The UGF award amount is for a minimum of $4000 (fall and spring) and 9 credits of graduate tuition for the first year of the award. Starting in the 1st summer semester, through the second summer (four semesters), the Department will fund a graduate assistant position, tuition & fees, and health insurance. Students are advised that UGF funding may affect financial aid awards. Students receiving financial aid should contact the Office of Financial Aid immediately upon acceptance of the UGF. Students should consult with their departments for more details.
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Current Student Scholarships & Awards
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One or more Arun Kulkarni Awards are made each year to support the travel expenses of a graduate student in the department of EOH to attend a conference, in order to present on research progress and results from their EOH degree program. Applications are announced to the student body by email in the spring and an application form is required. |
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This annual scholarship based on academic achievement is open to students of the Department of Health Policy and Management. Nominations will be made by the Department of HPM. |
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Florida Environmental Health Association accepts applications for FEHA Scholarships of $500 minimum from students whose course of study must be in pursuit of a scientific discipline that relates to a career in environmental health and/or public health. For current information go to http://www.feha.org. |
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Florida Public Health Association accepts applications/nominations for FPHA Scholarships $500 for MPH or MSPH candidates and $300 for other health fields. Letters should include: present position, future goals and ambitions, and be FPHA members. For more information go to www.fpha.org. |
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Assists a faculty member with a graduate level class.Typically includes a 9(fall/spring) or 6 (summer)-hour in-state tuition waiver, 10-20 hours per week. Assistantships are awarded on a competitive basis. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 or better in their upper division coursework, must be degree-seeking and enrolled full time. Positions are posted at http://health.usf.edu/publichealth/jobpostings.html. |
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Initially do not typically include a tuition waiver, 10-20 hours per week. Applicants should have an understanding of the scientific principles related to faculty’s research projects; prior research experience is an advantage. Contact your department's support staff directly to inquire about openings. |
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This scholarship is intended to assist degree seeking College of Public Health students who plan to travel abroad with a clear purpose to increase: (1) Training in specific methodologies to improve professional and academic development, (2) Improving proficiencies and skills in an academic discipline as endorsed by a faculty advisor, or (3) Increasing cross-cultural competencies which apply to a specific aspect of the students’ academic program. This will be awarded on a competitive basis and will range from $500-$2000. This application must be submitted at the start of the academic semester for which they are seeking scholarship funds. This program is administered through the College of Public Health Office of International Programs. Click Here to view application. |
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This scholarship is intended to assist degree seeking College of Public Health students who plan to do an International Field Experience. This will be awarded on a competitive basis and to be used to help defray the airfare and insurance costs associated with the IFE. This application must be submitted prior to leaving for the Field Experience in order to take effect. This program is administered through the College of Public Health Office of International Programs. |
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This scholarship is intended to assist degree seeking College of Public Health students who plan to do international research, international conferences and global enrichment overseas. This will be awarded on a competitive basis and will range from $500-$2000. This application must be submitted at the start of the academic semester for which they are seeking scholarship funds. This program is administered through the College of Public Health Office of International Programs. Click Here to view application. |
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The College of Public Health International Student Book Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to qualified international students as they pursue their graduate education at USF. Awards are for $250 per semester, and students can receive the scholarship each semester in which they meet the eligibility requirements.
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- Must be an admitted COPH Graduate Student
- Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 for the term that the scholarship is requested
- Students must be enrolled for a minimum of 9 credit hours in the term that the scholarship is requested.
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This annual scholarship is given to one or two students who have an interest in the field of aging. The amount of this scholarship varies annually. Applications are announced to the student body by email in the spring and an application form with essay is required. |
- Samuel P. Bell III Scholarship
Based on academic and professional achievement, annual scholarships are awarded to two PhD students and one student at the Masters level, to assist in the attainment of academic goals, Applications are announced to the student body by email in the spring and an application form with essay is required.
Other University Funding Opportunities:
Scholarships & Awards Offered Outside of USF:
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For information, visit the COPH Scholarships & Awards web page.
Visit the Office of Graduate Studies Funding page for a list of all other USF Fellowships and Scholarships.
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